The Cost Of Winning In Minnesota

American Voices • Politics • ISSUE 45•23 • Jun 3, 2009

The undecided Senate race between incumbent Republican Norm Coleman and challenger Al Franken has cost the two a combined $50 million dollars. What do you think?

“Wow. And Norm Coleman doesn’t even have all those Air America royalty checks rolling in.”
Liz Borella –
Law Examiner
“I bet they wish they had just spent the $20 million it costs to rig the election."”
Patrick Hendrickson –
Systems Analyst
“$50 million? For winning Minnesota? But it has Canada geese shit everywhere."”
Slater Madden –
Unemployed

More American Voices

Apple Dodged Billions In Taxes

Apple CEO Tim Cook was questioned by lawmakers today, following a congressional report that showed how the company used a complex web of offshore subsidiaries ...

American Consumers Happiest Since 2007

Americans’ confidence in the U.S. economy reached its highest level since July 2007, according to the latest reading of a leading consumer sentiment index.

Yahoo Buying Tumblr For $1.1 Billion

As part of CEO Marissa Mayer’s strategy to expand the company’s social and mobile presence and attract younger users, Yahoo will purchase the ...