Finaly something good from Minnesota this way comes

[Malcolm Smith]

Just when we thought Minnesota was surely losing its grip on reality, giving us Ms. Bachmann, here's some proof it hasn't totally jumped off the rails yet:  http://www.huffingtonpost.com/al-franken/fighting-for-americas-mid_...

[William L Beck]

Temporary assistance for those in need due to unforeseen catastrophes if vastly different to the capability stunting caused by socialism that Franken promotes for America.  I wouldn't categorize anything Franken had to say as "good" coming our way.  In the "old days" he recounts even the socialists had to work.  Nowadays, everyone wants to tax the rich to provide a comfortable living on the dole.  Absolutely everything Franken and his kind wants for America is designed to destroy America from within.  Instead of bleeding the rich, how about just revising the tax code from a confiscatory exercise to one that is fair for all so that more folks can become rich by their own hard work and investment.  Gee, what an idea...

 

[Malcolm Smith]

No, I don't 'read anything but progressive stuff'.  I do tend to limit my reading to people who speak up for middle-class Americans and their values.  If that happens to fall more into the 'progressive' category, then so be it. 

I'm here because I believe in the Tea Partiers who stood up to the unregulated Wall St. banksters.  Remember the guy standing out in front of the NYSE, carrying a sign that said "Jump you f***ers"?  THAT was the Tea Party that got the U.S. Congress to vote down the massive bailout the first time it came up.  Before Wall St. and the health insurance industry threw their weight and their unlimited resources into astro-turf teabaggers.

Let me ask you: is their any one particular part of Sen. Franken's speech you disagree with? If so, maybe you should ask yourself why you are here?

In liberty

 

 

[Scott Arnett]

This is a joke, right? Do you read anything but progressive stuff? If not, why are you here?