Allow me, please. Coleman was urging a vote for the Green candidate to divide progressives and keep them from moving to Mondale when they might have voted for either Wellstone or Tricomo, but more likely the man leading Coleman by 9 points at the time of the plane crash...Wellstone.
Norm Coleman was hardly dispensing advice for the lovelorn here. He knew that Wellstone's death could consolidate progressive votes to elect Mondale, a respected public figure. Fortunately for Coleman, the despicable behavior of the media, especially the conservatively owned and anchored broadcast outlets, the Wellstone memorial rally � a purely predictable, if not always prudent, expression of grief and resolve � combined with spin Sarah Janecek and Vin Weber were able to put on Rick Kahn's outburst, spelled the conspiracy that defeated DFLers all over the state. Garrison Keillor knew � as those of us in St. Paul have known intimately for 20 years � that Coleman is utterly incapable of expressing a single sincere syllable if it will aid his ambition. The fact that statewide voters got sucked into his con game is testament to the devastation glib insincerity is capable of inflicting. Andy Driscoll Saint Paul -------- >> I think this is rather silly. If you didn't agree with Norman in the first >> place, why the heck would you listen to his endorsement of Tricomo? >> > Mike > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Allow me to clear up your confusion. The republicrats operate on the > assumption that people don't think for themselves. _______________________________________ Minneapolis Issues Forum - A City-focused Civic Discussion - Mn E-Democracy Post messages to: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe, Unsubscribe, Digest, and more: http://e-democracy.org/mpls
