You are simply a feminist who thinks the growth of testicles will make one a more competent person. Brava.

“Norm Coleman has done an admirable job for 80% of all Minnesotans. Of course the leftmost 20% disagree with what he has made his key issues and most of his votes,”

Explain to me this: Why is Coleman’s approval rating under 50% ?

“Norm Coleman has done an admirable job for 80% of all Minnesotans.”

He voted with Bush 90% of the time, endorsing the strong, bold, steady leadership of George W. Bush.

That is what an “admirable job for 80% of all Minnesotans” is, for you moonbats here who just don’t get it.

Great Job, Republican Liberal Website Troller DantheMan

- Yes, or at least the focus would be on the candidate’s positions, which is where it should be. Nothing wrong with making a big stink that you don’t like where another candidate stands. That is what debate is for.

“Norm Coleman has NOT helped Minnesota. He has supported a failed and bankrupt action in the middle east and has FAILED to hold investigative hearings into the practices of KBR.”

- Norm Coleman has done an admirable job for 80% of all Minnesotans. Of course the leftmost 20% disagree with what he has made his key issues and most of his votes, but remember that not even a popular figure such as Wellstone ever actually carried 51% of an election. Even the best have people disagree, and you happen to be on the wrong side of Coleman’s work.

It’s because they have absolutely nothing of substance to add to the conversation. If they are forced to debate the actual issues of who will act as an advocate for the people of Minnesota, they quickly leave the conversation. Norm Coleman has NOT helped Minnesota. He has supported a failed and bankrupt action in the middle east and has FAILED to hold investigative hearings into the practices of KBR.

And I would also like to thank our “liberal democrats” and sundry purity trolls here on MNpublius. You make swiftee and MBroadkorb’s jobs easier with your hanging on and clutching your collective pearls. Bravo/brava!

And Demure One I want a complete list of Minnesota Republican women leaders and how they are furthering the rights of women. I want to see a fair comparison of GOP leadership to DFL female leadership counts. You can start with Michelle Bachmen. I have yet to hear you say word one about John McCain making rape jokes… but a constant attack on Al Franken. May I suggest you talk to his wife and children about how badly you have mistaken the character of the man.

I find your whining unbearable when I see the strong female leadership in my local DFL as well as in the State Legislature and in the Senate. I’m male but not white and I find your complaints to be trumped up when compared to the GOP and certainly not reflected in the DFL I work with… is it possible that your problems with the DFL are about you and not your gender?

You are very good at claiming the sky is falling. Given what you describe, I’d think we are either in a nuclear holocaust or experiencing a famine of biblical proporations.

I think the point is that, while examining old Playboy articles isn’t the best way to vet candidates, there surely are many good candidates we could choose from without having to accept that kind of baggage. If Minnesota has a population of 5 million people, then I’d say we should expect that our crem de la crem, the top 1%, should be our pool that we choose from to send to DC. That leaves 50,000 smart and driven people to choose from, maybe 10% of whom would even consider a career in politics. So we’re down to 5,000 possible candidates to do us proud in the Senate.

Of 5,000 of our best and brightest, surely we can find someone without Franken’s question marks. In a way, I wish JNP had gotten the endorsement so the debate could have actually been about the issues.