DONT RE-ELECT ANY POLITICIAN

Dear Friend,

As Norm continues his legal challenge to make sure that every vote is counted fairly, accurately and honestly, our support continues to grow.

Our party's most influential leaders have rallied to Norm's defense in this short, 2-minute video.

But as our support grows, Al Franken and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid are getting more desperate--and more dangerous--with every passing day.

Just yesterday, Franken began to call himself "Senator-Elect"... even though Minnesota state law prohibits anyone from taking office until all legal challenges have been concluded!

Reid is even more blunt, telling reporters that "Norm Coleman will never ever serve [again] in the Senate"... even though a fair, accurate and honest accounting of every vote has yet to be determined!

Franken, Reid and their liberal allies see their filibuster-proof majority slipping through their fingers.  And there's no telling what they'll do next to try to negate the will of Minnesota voters for their own partisan gain.  That's why we can't let up the fight--not even for a minute!

There are two fatal flaws that you need to be aware of.  First, the constitutional right of equal protection is now at risk in Minnesota because the evidence at trial shows overwhelmingly that precisely the same ballot has been counted in one county but rejected in another. Second, the court has created a legal quagmire with a ruling on Friday the 13th holding that certain categories of ballots are illegal under Minnesota law.  But the very same Court allowed in precisely the same type of ballots it now has ruled are illegal.  The bottom line is that the number of illegal ballots now in the count is far greater than Al Franken's erstwhile lead.  We need your help to make sure these flaws are fixed and to restore Norm's lead in this election.

As Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina says, "Anything you can do to help Norm financially to make sure that he can tell his story before the court is much appreciated."

And looking to the future, Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina states, "We need to start the trend of growing the Republican minority so that we can be the majority in the United States Senate.  Norm can accomplish that with your help."