Democrat Al Franken lost his bid to temporarily serve as a U.S. senator while a Minnesota court hears Republican Norm Coleman’s challenge to a recount that put Franken ahead in the November election by 225 votes.The Minnesota Supreme Court today refused to order state officials to temporarily certify Franken to serve in the Senate while the suit by Coleman, the previous incumbent, is being resolved.
“Neither state nor federal law requires issuance of a certificate of election before an election contest is completed,” the state court said, referring to Coleman’s lawsuit contesting the results of the recount.
This web-log calls for the repeal of the 17th Amendment and addresses the hegemony committed by the US Senate. The first significant step to remove the domination and unmistakable corruption deriving from the National Government and the restoration of the Federal is to repeal the 17th Amendment. Americans should fear the steady hegemonic growth by the Senate oligarchy because the US Constitution cannot be spoiled by bombs, the courts, or the President, but only through malevolent legislation.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Al Franken Loses Bid to Temporarily Serve as Senator
Al Franken Loses Bid to Temporarily Serve as Senator (Update2); Bloomberg
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