On this 27th Day Before The Election, A Startling Revelation Regarding Republican Senator Norm Coleman Of Minnesota.

Regular readers of this blog already know that United States Senator Norm Coleman has never denied being a member of Al-Qaeda. I once even wrote his campaign directly and posed the question in unambiguous terms, and Norm Coleman still refused to issue a simple denial that he is a member of the world's most deadly terrorist organization. Evidently Norm Coleman prefers to keep any possible links between himself and Al-Qaeda obscured under a cloak of ambiguity. Frightening considering the high position of public trust he currently holds, but my friends, it gets worse. Norm Coleman claims to be in favor of traditional family values, but look at this picture. It has not been photoshopped in any way:

The man pictured here with Norm Coleman is Harry Flynn, former Roman Catholic Archbishop of Minneapolis and Saint Paul. I'll leave it to you to judge the exact implications of this photograph, but one thing is clear. Norm Coleman thought it appropriate to pal around with one of the leaders of an organization that has paid out almost a billion dollars as compensation to the victims of child rape at the hands of its members. Is child rape Norm Coleman's idea of a family value? I think it's a question the people of Minnesota deserve to have answered. 

One thing is for sure. I can say with 100% confidence that Norm Coleman's opponent, Al Franken, is neither a terrorist or a child molester. I wish I could say the same of the Senator, but his strange silence and choices of whom to associate with in public drives my confidence level down to around 90 to 95 percent, and if there is even a 5% chance that your Senator is plotting a 9/11 style attack on the country or has eyes for your son, I think we can all agree that that Senator does not deserve to be re-elected. 

Norm Coleman. Wrong on membership in Al-Qaeda. Wrong on associating with the leaders of organizations responsible for covering up child rape. Wrong for Minnesota.