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Laurie Coleman, wife to Minnesota Senator Norm Coleman:



Excellent work, Senator.

On a related note, it would appear as though the Senator has the goods on a certain UN Secretary General:

The Australian - A US senator who has repeatedly called for the resignation of UN chief Kofi Annan over the Iraq oil-for-food scandal has raised the prospect that tapes may exist directly implicating the Secretary-General in wrongdoing.

Republican Norm Coleman, the head of the US Senate subcommittee on investigations, used a rhetorical question in a US television interview yesterday to suggest that tapes might be held by former FBI agent Robert Parton, who last month resigned from the official UN inquiry into the oil-for-food program.

Mr Parton, who investigated the relationship between Mr Annan and the UN-contracted company Cotecna Inspections - which employed his son Kojo - quit in protest over allegedly soft treatment given to the Secretary-General in a report produced by the inquiry chief Paul Volcker in March.

Sen. Coleman would like Mr. Parton to testify, but the man appointed to investigate the scandal for the UN, Paul Volcker, has been hindering things. Which really isn't all that surprising. Since being appointed to head up the inquiry into this scandal it has become apparent that Volcker's primary goal hasn't been so much to find facts as it has been to white wash and obstruct.

Anyway, here's a couple more pictures of Coleman's wife.





Not bad. Really, really not bad.

(via Ace)