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: What About Clients?Senator Franken: Good enough, smart enough, tough enough.
By Dan Hull
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The Minnesota Supreme Court unanimously gives Franken the nod over Norm Coleman. Al Franken got out there and worked his wazoo off for that Senate seat. Congrats, Renaissance man--and welcome to arguably the world's most elite club. Los Angeles Times: "Goshdarnit Al Franken's a Senator". But is putting him on the Senate Judiciary Committee a good thing?

Full post as published by What About Clients? on July 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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