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ONE YEAR LATER - A GOP SWEEP: Sharp rebuke by voters,...

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Jobs. Jobs. Jobs....
Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 5:44 pm
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So much for "coat-tails":

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NEW JERSEY:

GOP candidate Christie, who was outspent 3-1, was just elected.
Despite a massive push by the national Democrat party to prop up the
dem Corzine.

VIRGINIA:

The GOP candidate McConnell, with strong support from independents,
just won the (previously blue) state. The governor spot was one of
three races in Virginia - Governor, Lt. Governor and Attorney General
- all won today by Republicans.

NY-23:

(stay tuned, no Republican in this race)

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Save a tree.
-- Don't buy a liberal newspaper
 
Spartakus...
Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 6:10 pm
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"Hand Jobs." <progressive_libertar... at (no spam) yahoo.com> wrote:

Quote:
So much for "coat-tails":

Did you know there was also a special election in CA-10? Conservative
Democrat Ellen Tauscher has accepted an appointment to the State
Department, and before she took office, the district was solidly
Republican.

*Progressive* Democrat John Garamendi is leading that election by a
solid 10 points. So there will be one less Blue Dog in Congress.

Doug Hoffman may well win in NY-23, but this is a district that has
sent Republicans to Congress since the Civil War. Hoffman seems like
a nice guy, but he doesn't know squat about the issues in his district
(which he does not live in, btw). He's a cipher - if he is elected,
he will not get any traction on *anything* on his agenda.
 
Lamont Cranston...
Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2009 10:39 am
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Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. wrote:
Quote:
So much for "coat-tails":

You left out the results of the New York 23rd and California
10th Congressional District elections. I wonder why?
 
 
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