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ST. PAUL, Minn. - With the drawn-out Senate race behind him, Democrat Al Franken said he's looking forward to getting to work in Washington — and one of his first priorities will be affordable health care. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - More than two years after declaring his candidacy for Minnesota's Senate seat, and about seven months since the last vote was cast in the race, Al Franken is going to Washington to claim the post. Full Article at KIVITV.com
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ST. PAUL (AP) ― With the drawn-out Senate race behind him, Al Franken says he's looking forward to getting to work in Washington -- and one of his first priorities will be affordable health care. Full Article at WCCO
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I think that with Al Franken coming on board, you have effectively 60 Democrats in the caucus, 58 and two Independents
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The people who are sitting around who may determine health reform in the Senate are a majority of Republicans
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If we don't act, if we let this moment pass, we could see this economy sputter along for decades
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We have reached the point where further litigation damages the unity of our state ... I congratulate Al Franken in his victory in his election.
