Minnesota Recount

There have been some new developments in the Minnesota Senate race recount that are reported at Power Line Blog.  The events surrounding the 133 missing paper ballots seem to indicate a lot of communication between the Franken campaign and the Minnesota Secretary of State who is in charge of the recount.  The Secretary of State in Minnesota has ties to ACORN, and it is unclear exactly what backdoor antics are going on here.  We should keep in mind that within the last ten years there has been a George Soros funded campaign effort to place Democrats in Secretary of State positions in key states.  The Secretary of State of a state is in charge of the recount process if one occurs.  It seems that some of the events in Minnesota are not taking place according to the legal statutes that are supposed to control recounts.  Hopefully, the people of Minnesota are paying attention.  The two best sources of information on the recount in Minnesota are Power Line Blog (two of its writers are lawyers who live in Minnesota) and the Minnesota Star Tribune which has a link to election recount news on its homepage.