The Election Contest Court didn’t take very long at all to deny Norm Coleman’s beg-and-plead that they reverse their decision that existing Minnesota law considers absentee voting to be a privilege and not a right. This decision drives a big fat stake into the equal-protection argument that Norm’s lawyers have been pushing as a vehicle to prolong this contest by taking it to the Federal level.

And, now that their last best shot for taking it past the state level has been shot down, what do Norm’s people do? They scream for their mommies to make it all better.

While Los Angeles radio DJ Paul V put this smashmix of Barack Obama’s speeches, techno, rap and world music together (along with a few choice lines from Gov GILF as a counterpoint) before the election, the words of our president-elect resonate strongly in light of California’s passage of Prop 8 and the passage of Propositions [...]

The state of Minnesota has had a solid recount law in place for nearly half a century.  When close elections happen, and they do, the law is triggered and procedures that all parties know and understand are set into motion.  In other words, this ain’t no Florida, as Flash says.  Yet Norm Coleman’s crybaby Nieman-Marcus [...]

Comedian Sarah Silverman stars in a new video, “The Great Schlep” it’s part of a campaign to encourage young Jews to go to Florida to sell their grandparents on Barack Obama. Video probably NSFW.