Photo via Parade After one of the most grueling, most contentious Senate races in recent memory, Al Franken has emerged as Minnesota's junior senator. The Minnesota Supreme Court decided 5-0 that a previous court's ruling that Franken had won by 312 votes was valid. His opponent Norm Coleman, has conceded. And of course, there's the magic number that's on everyone's mind: 60. Franken brings the number of Democratic senators to 60, meaning they'll have a filibuster proof majority in the Senate. So what does all this mean for environment...Wednesday, July 1, 2009
How Green is Al Franken?
Photo via Parade After one of the most grueling, most contentious Senate races in recent memory, Al Franken has emerged as Minnesota's junior senator. The Minnesota Supreme Court decided 5-0 that a previous court's ruling that Franken had won by 312 votes was valid. His opponent Norm Coleman, has conceded. And of course, there's the magic number that's on everyone's mind: 60. Franken brings the number of Democratic senators to 60, meaning they'll have a filibuster proof majority in the Senate. So what does all this mean for environment...
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