Adam Minter
- Adam Minter is the Shanghai correspondent for the Bloomberg World View
blog. He is writing a book about the globalization of the scrap
recycling industry for Bloomsbury Press.
Every morning for the last week and half, Norm Coleman has strode into the Minnesota Supreme Court chambers just before 9 A.M. and taken a seat at the table shared by his three, and sometimes more, lawyers, attempting to regain his excruciatingly narrow Election Night victory over Al Franken. It had dissolved quickly: by the end of December, following an expensive and careful recount of 2.9 million ballots (which Coleman had fully expected would cement his narrow victory), he was down by a soon-to-be-certified 225. Continue reading a dispatch from Adam Minter on the latest twist in this knotted electoral saga.
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