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Off the Air And Running

With Network Ailing, Franken Would Have Time for Senate Bid

By Nicole Duran
Roll Call Staff
Dec. 11, 2006, Midnight

Comedian Al Franken is waiting until next year to decide if he will run for Senate, but political watchers in Minnesota say the Gopher State native is looking more and more like a politician.

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