Al Franken, has been declared the winner of the Minnesota contest but has yet to be sworn in as court battles continue.
Some reactions to Obama's inauguration speech (which, yes, I watched in a bar).
Will Norm be able to take this all the way to the conservative-controlled US Supreme Court?
Fallout from the surreal political scandal in Illinois has now wafted into Minnesota.
"Today, the Supreme Court once again affirmed the validity of the rules under which this recount was conducted."
Norm Coleman's lawyers tried to stop the counting of hundreds of wrongly rejected absentee ballots and now we know they had good reason.
Some conservatives are beginning to envision life without Norm Coleman.
Entering the final stages of the Minnesota recount process, Sen. Norm Coleman has made some dramatic moves meant to improve his long-shot chances.
Could Franken be seated before his victory is certified? The state's other senator, Democrat Amy Klobuchar, is working on it.
When Republicans lawyer up, that's just preserving the sanctity of the vote; when Dems do it, they're 'stealing' ... something.
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