funny story

[minnesotaDFLer]

well maybe not so funny...

my dads friend was out with his wife during norm colemans race to be senator. While he was out at a bar he saw coleman. Norm was drunk, and suddenly slapped his wife.

this story was short, but i thought it was hilarious that this guy (who loved and admired coleman) watched him ruthlessly smack his wife in public. oooo the joys or conservatism

[BrklynLiberal]

1. This guy STILL admires Coleman? Is that considered part of family

values among the Conservative Repukes?

[minnesotaDFLer]

2. no he doesnt like coleman anymore

i was saying he used to and now realizes the error of his ways

[ls317]

3. Coleman

They should have asked him did he get a card from George Galloway?

[minnesotaDFLer]

4. no no

this was way back when he was running for senator

[BrklynLiberal]

5. Sounds more like a lesson or two from Bolton or that family values

ob-gyn from the FDA who kept making that "terrible mistake" while his wife was sleeping.

Edit: It was Dr. David Hager

[loveable liberal]

6. It couldnt have hurt... I shook Norms hand at a parade once.....

It was the softest, most supple palm I'd ever felt. Never done a hard days work in his life.

[Minnesota Raindog]

7. Norm's babysitter

For the past few years there has been an interesting story circulating about the father of Norm's 17-year-old babysitter trashing Norm's office when he was mayor of St. Paul. Anyone ever hear the details of that one or verify it?

[trotsky]

8. During Norm's run for senator...

he was a well-known local politician. Getting drunk and slapping his wife in public (even though he & his wife rarely see each other, what with them living separate lives) seems absurd. Others would have witnessed it, and I refuse to believe that even Normie is stupid enough to do that.