Wrong

Norm Coleman says that even knowing then what he knows now, he still would have supported the war in Iraq. Our new web video shows that he's still wrong.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• u.s.
• senate
• 2008
• Minnesota
• Norm Coleman
• President Bush
• Al Franken
• Iraq

[cooolandy]

Go Franken it will be so cool to see him in the Senate.

[corbyz]

Good video, but I would have mentioned the more than 4000 americans and possibly 1.5 million iraqis who are dead now because of this war which we were lied into. How Bush and Coleman sleep at night is beyond me. They must have some way of deluding themselves into believing they did the right thing. But that's a pretty big delusion.

[eagle876]

What I don't get is Coleman's negative ads. Just like McCain, he's trying to cover up his mistakes by trying (pathetically!) to scrutinize Al by showing edited cut scenes. ENOUGH! Minnesota doesn't want you Norm.

[Bellafaith1475]

Al, you will do us proud!

Norm, you are scum.

[LPcustom76]

gobblegobblechew said: "you dont spread freedom like the gospel, it has to be earned by its own people."

probably the most truthful statement on utube to date.

[J3423]

Hutchison and especially Coburn are extremely conservative senators. Even they feel that the war was a mistake.

Norm Coleman doesn't get this. Al Franken does.

[sidewalkpilot]

what an outstanding ad! ouch!

[ieatchinese]

i love Al Franken.

i really wish he would focus more on giving specific ideas for what he plans to do. he has had some great ones but it would be in his best interest to tout them for the public so that they dont feel like they're going to be waiting with baited breath.

plus he's very smart he can make it a great commercial.

[psatm]

I would bet that the Democrats pickup at least 6 seats in the Senate.

[MKB2814]

Norm Coleman:

The one that looks like Gary Busey

(but crazier)

[26095]

Ummm... St. Louis Park. Where he went to the same high school as Tom Friedman and the Coen brothers. That would be in Minnesota, DUMB ASS.

[portlanddem]

I would doubt it would be that low. There are like 8 republican seats coming up, not to mention anyone who has ties to Bush and/or McCain's ideas, is skating on thin ice....