Once upon a time, ex-Senator Norm Coleman was all about the "healing":
Coleman urged [Al] Franken to waive his right to a recount, saying that the prospect of changing the result was remote and that a recount would be costly to taxpayers (about $86,000).
"I just think the need for the healing process is so important. ... hopefully, you don't have TV ads during an election recount," Coleman said.
And today? Eh, not so much:
Cornyn: Minnesota Senate Seat Could Take "Years" To Resolve
By Eric Kleefeld - March 30, 2009, 9:50AM
The Minnesota election dispute has now lasted for almost five months, with the seat vacant for the last three of them -- but that might just be the beginning, with NRSC chairman John Cornyn telling the Politico that it could take "years" to resolve.
If you're a politics junkie, make sure you read the comments at TPM. Some good stuff there.
P.S. Republicans are such douchebags.
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