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Minnesota Mischief

By on 11.11.08 @ 6:03AM

John Lott finds Al Franken's odd vote gains in Minnesota -- before any recount -- statistically implausible. He filed his column before incumbent Sen. Norm Coleman's lead dwindled to 204 votes. Matthew Vadum reported on the main site on the ACORN allying overseeing the vote-tallying process. Are the Democrats not done trying to get to 60 seats in the Senate?

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W. James Antle, III is associate editor of The American Spectator. You can follow him on Twitter at http://Twitter.com/Jimantle.

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