New Chapter For "Lies (And The Lying Liars Who Tell Them)"?

Democrat Senate candidate Al Franken finds his credibility in shreds following a series of revelations about his business.

It all started with a difficult-to-believe tale about his complete lack of knowledge of a $25,000 workers compensation fine in New York State. Al Franken says he didn't get the dozen letters the state of New York sent him.

Then, last Wednesday, the Star Tribune broke the news that Al Franken's company, Alan Franken, Inc. (AFI) had failed to pay taxes in California from 2003 to 2007.The comedian's first response? An unsigned, undocumented, and unproven document the campaign claimed Franken's company's accountant had sent to the state attempting to cease doing business in California in 2003.

When that came under fire, Franken's campaign switched gears.In a Roll Call article yesterday, Franken's campaign is now claiming that "AFI's accountant did not dissolve the corporation properly and sent the incorrect form, so the board never recognized that it was no longer operating in the state."

And, if the company was supposedly dissolved in 2003, why did Al Franken's company file California corporate disclosure statements in 2004 and 2006 -- informing the state of the company's intention to continue doing business in California?

So which is it? Letter? No letter? Form? No form? No work in California after 2003? Still working in California in 2006?

One suggestion for the title of the new chapter of his book, "Lies (And The Lying Liars Who Tell Them)" -- "Me, Al Franken."

Your humble host, Ole Pecoz, was thinking that there is no way the serious, intelligent folk of the great State of Minnesota would elect the foul mouthed Franken-clown as their US Senator to Washington DC, then whoops.... I remembered who they elected governor!!

Hot Damn!!