Norm Coleman
FEINGOLD, SUNUNU CONDEMN VIOLENCE IN KENYA, CALL FOR INTERNATIONAL AUDIT OF THE ELECTION
January 28, 2008 - 1:28pm
Tags: Chuck Hagel, Barack Obama, Sherrod Brown, John Kerry, Hillary Clinton, Bob Casey, John Sununu, Sam Brownback, Ted Kennedy, Joe Biden, Chris Dodd, Ben Cardin, Barbara Boxer, Norm Coleman, elections, Jeff Feingold, Kenya, Dick Durbin, Tom Harkin, Carl Levin,
Release Date: Jan 28 2008
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