Tom Hauser reviewed the Franken campaign’s latest attack ad and found serious falsehoods. His rating of the ad: “D-“

The Democrats wish to take 60 seats in the U.S. Senate to have the ability to break Republican filibusters, which currently enable Republicans to block certain measures offered by Democrats in the Senate. Governor Pawlenty warns of this unchecked power in the hands of Democrats, especially if they win the Presidency.

Another Minnesota paper endorsed Senator Coleman on Monday. The Fairmont Sentinel picks Senator Coleman as the “clear choice.”

The Rochester Post-Bulletin has endorsed Senator Norm Coleman for a second term as U.S. Senator.

The Pioneer Press and Mesabi News have both given their endorsement in the U.S. Senate race to Senator Norm Coleman.

The editors of the Star Tribune have chosen Senator Norm Coleman as their endorsed candidate for Senate. The paper lists a need to end partisan bickering, which Al Franken has made a career of, and return to “independent judgment, exercised on behalf of the best interests of the country and state,” which Norm Coleman has done in the U.S. Senate.

Rudy Giuliani was in town yesterday campaigning for Norm Coleman. The former New York Mayor, also known as America’s Mayor, highlighted Senator Coleman’s years of experience as a Mayor and Senator. The Coleman campaign also unveiled the Mayors for Coleman Coalition of Mayors across the nation who are backing Senator Coleman’s reelection.

The ECM Publications editorial board chose Norm Coleman as their pick for the U.S. Senate. While the board had good things to say about all the candidates, they say Senator Coleman has earned re-election due to his record of public service, legislative experience and willingness to work to pass critical legislation.