I don’t know about you, but I’m a little suspicious of this:
Just as Secretary of State Mark Ritchie was explaining to reporters the recount process in one of the narrowest elections in Minnesota history, an aide rushed in with news: Pine County's Partridge Township had revised its vote total upward -- another 100 votes for Democratic candidate Al Franken, putting him within .011 percentage points of Republican U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman.
The reason for the change? Exhausted county officials had accidentally entered 24 for Franken instead of 124 when the county's final votes were tallied at 5:25 Wednesday morning.
Franken's deficit: 239 votes
Were I a citizen of Minnesota I’d be very loudly demanding proof of this alleged case of fat fingering the vote count for Franken. I might just do so anyway. Since I’m a US citizen I have a vested interest in who is in the senate from ANY state. If Franken gets into the Senate, his seat just might be the one that swings the pendulum of power far enough to the left to make things irrecoverable. He just might be the proverbial straw that breaks the camels back turning this country from a nation of free citizens to a nation of oppressed subjects.
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Bryan Johns
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