Senator Norm Colemans Dad dies.
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posted by Bob at Friday, July 27, 2007
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3 Comments:
My condolences to the Coleman family.
Thank You Bob, I'm sure Norm Coleman thanks you.
I see that our people in this town has no condolences for Norm Coleman and his Family.
Does anybody care for anyone but their self's anymore?
I doubt it, but Norms dad was a person and a veteran and a purple heart holder from WWll.
Myself and Norm are not always on the same side about things, but he is a person and he has feelings.
None of the people in St.Paul has the guts to say one thing in behave of Norm and his family, this shows me that St.Paul has became cold hearted and hateful, what's happening here?
No one has the time of day for others.
What if your family member dies, and no one feels sorry for YOU and YOUR Family?
Look at yourself's and ask what this fine city has become, maybe just a town of Dem-O-Rats that could care less for the elderly, poor, disabled, minorities, homeless, and any body but yourself.
I am sorry Norm Coleman, and for Norms mother, his bothers and sisters, how about the grandchildern.
St.Paul has more regards for a dead skunk on the road, why did the town become this way.
Bill Dahn
The West Sider
Your right Bill, there is no love between people in Minnesota.
Norm is for "stopping illegal's" from staying in Minnesota, that's a good start to regain lost jobs that are needed by our own people.
I've been seeing the side of you that most people lost,
caring for others.
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