Al Franken Tells a Story about Paul Wellstone

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U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman said that in the light of the shocking financial crisis continuing on Wall Street he is going to pull all his negative advertising from television and radio. "At times like these," he said at a press conference announcing the decision, "politics should not add to the negativity. It should lift people up with hope."

Coleman said that he will rewrite his campaign in the closing three weeks and beginning Monday will travel from city to city to "connect with people and let them know there's hope."

Coleman and his Democratic opponnent Al Franken have been waging one of the harshest and most expensive advertising wars in the country, filled with bitter attacks against one another's character, temperament and record.