County Judge Leans Toward Franken Position on Exposing Voter Information

Foxnews.com ^ | 11/19/08 | Puppage

[Puppage]

ST. PAUL, Minn. -- A Ramsey County judge raised doubts Wednesday about the ability of elections workers to withhold data on voters with rejected absentee ballots, and he promised to rule later in the day on Democrat Al Franken's lawsuit seeking the information.

Judge Dale Lindman heard nearly an hour of arguments from lawyers for Franken, Republican Norm Coleman and Ramsey County elections officials. Coleman's campaign wants the data kept under wraps. The Senate race between Franken and Coleman is in a statewide recount.

[Puppage]

Thanks for setting up the New American Election Process, Al Gore.

[twigs]

I heard about this judge on a radio show. He’s in the tank for the dems.

[BlueStateBlues]

Senator Franken, remember me, one of your favorite judges, when you take office.

Remember years ago, Franken talked about “The Franken Decade,” in his comedy routines ‘vote for me, Al Franken’. I think it would be more fun, if Franken wins, to call the Obama years “The Franken Decade”. Stick it to Obama while focusing on the furthest of the leftist elites.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

This is just sickening.

[dead]

"We're not interested in receiving it. We're probably are going to get it whether we want it or not. We don't intend to use it. We're not about the business of pounding on doors," Knaak said before jabbing at the Franken campaign's motives. "The reality is if they get the names and addresses that they want they're going to pound on people's doors and ask 'How did you vote?"'

That's the problem. This fat little troll will personally bang on doors and demand answers from people. If they say they voted for him, he'll invite them to a free-beer rally where they can all cry "Disinfranchised!" for the cameras. If they say they voted against them, he'll egg their house while they sleep.

The reasons for rejections should be provided, not the names and addresses.

[drjimmy]

Remember years ago, Franken talked about “The Franken Decade,” in his comedy routines ‘vote for me, Al Franken’.

On Saturday Night Live it was his take-off on the 1970s being dubbed "The Me Decade." He said that the 1980s would be all about "Me, Al Franken."

[BlueStateBlues]

The 2010’s now.

[onedoug]

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