#norm coleman

[hero-israel]

This was at the same meeting where Trump talked about "your prime minister" and said America is full and can't take ANY more immigrants. Norm Coleman's humiliating, obscene idolatry is the shit cherry on top of the shit sundae. He should be put into herem for it.

[sporadicarbiterearthquake-blog]

BOYCOTT LIV GOLF

BOYCOTT LIV GOLF

For those of us who have remained true to our vow to "Never Forget" 9/11, there is no good excuse to pay any attention whatsoever to LIV golf other than to decry it and shame those golfers who would sell their soul.  No amount of spin and cover-up by the media, the government and traitorous Saudi lobbyists (such as Norm Coleman and the Brownstein firm in Denver) can wash away Saudi Arabia's fingerprints on that awful day.  

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Make no mistake, Saudi intentions towards us have not changed, only their tactics have changed.  The Kingdom controls 80% of US mosques (including the one being built on the campus of Georgetown University), smuggles Saudi criminals out of the country, makes clandestine illegal political contributions, inserts Islamist propaganda into every level of education, funds Islamic supremacist-terrorist linked organizations that pose as "Muslim civil rights organizations" such as CAIR, and generally work to turn the U.S. into a Saudi led totalitarian hell.

[jbtvshow]

CHEATERS JUSTICE: How Al Franken STOLE his Senate seat from Norm Coleman

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Former GOP Sen. Norm Coleman chairs the Congressional Leadership Fund — while simultaneously representing one of the countries most responsible for exporting extremism.

-- A REPUBLICAN SUPER PAC has paid for a television ad attacking Democrat Jon Ossoff — one of the leading candidates in an April 18 special election to fill the House seat for Georgia’s 6th Congressional District — for producing video content for Al Jazeera. -- Ironically, the Super PAC, called the Congressional Leadership Fund, is chaired by former Minnesota Republican Sen. Norm Coleman — a registered lobbyist for Saudi Arabia, home of 15 of the 19 September 11 hijackers and one of the countries most responsible for exporting extremism.

[dendroica]

Both parties are now racing to gauge the impact further down the ballot of a candidacy that could shatter traditional lines of combat in national politics. Former Senator Norm Coleman of Minnesota, an influential Republican strategist and fund-raiser, said Mr. Trump’s nomination could imperil even the party’s seemingly iron grip on the House. Mr. Coleman said major donors were increasingly focused on building a “firewall” around Congress, because they believe Democrats would easily defeat Mr. Trump and keep control of the White House. “Everything is in play: the presidency, the Supreme Court, the Senate and potentially the House,” he said. Mr. Coleman said Republicans would have to decide on a case-by-case basis how to handle Mr. Trump in their races. “If it were me and I were running, and Trump were going to be at the top of the ticket, I would disavow him,” he said. Republicans, who hold the Senate 54 to 46 and maintain control of the House by 30 seats, believe it would be essential for candidates running in diverse or comparatively affluent areas to break with Mr. Trump on matters of policy, and perhaps to denounce his nomination in blunt terms. With control of the Senate resting in large part on Democratic-leaning states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, Republicans are preparing to run aggressively localized campaigns aimed at persuading voters to split their ballot for a Republican senator even if they support a Democrat for president.

Donald Trump’s Success Upends Battle for Control of Congress - The New York Times

[deadtylor]

"It is intellectually dishonest to look backwards with all the facts and judge the decisions that were made with almost none of the facts, or the facts that existed hidden in the normal cloud of endless speculation of what might happen."  -- Norm Coleman