The results of the recent Quinnipiac poll should be alarming to DFL leaders. Many Minnesotans who will be voting for Democrat Barack Obama will not be voting for Democrat Al Franken.
Minnesota Public Radio discusses this surprising trend in an article released Friday.
It is clear that many Democrats (at least 1/5) and most Independents are not going to support Al Franken in November. These Democrats and Independents are not supporting Coleman happily, they simply cannot support divisive Al Franken and view Coleman as the only alternative.
Minnesotans have made up their minds on the split ticket. If this week's Quinnipiac University poll proves predictive, it will take a new candidate to change the direction of this election. Mike Ciresi is the candidate who can appeal to those lost Democrats, dissatisfied Republicans, and crucial Independents.
DFL leaders should be alarmed by the direction of this election. Democrats needs to gather the strength to support a new candidate.
Friday, June 27, 2008
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Another Call in...
This is the exact kind of response to Franken that we're worried about. Listen to this call in from a DFLer who's considering voting for Coleman. :(
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God I want Mike back in the race. I'm one of those who can't vote for Franken.
He truly is incompetent. Why would anyone want him in the Senate?!
By the way: Happy Pride!
I feel your pain, bob.
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