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Saturday, May 31, 2008
Couldn't happen to a nicer guy
I agree with Zack -- it's unlikely that Rod Grams will run for a Senate seat in Minnesota, but it would be the end of Norm Coleman's hopes for victory.
I find it a little odd that "conservatives" would be unhappy with Smilin' Norm, the Senator who was joined at the hip with President Bush for 4 years. I understand the argument that Imperialism on the Cheap is not a conservative principle. Otherwise, however, any argument that Bush or Coleman aren't conservative enough is hogwash.
