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Tom Rinaldo Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Jan-17-04 02:22 AM
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6. We may not need to win them
We need to be competitive in them so that Bush doesn't get to "mail in" his campaigning there. Gore was perceived to be competitive in a number of southern States, especially the ones that Clinton/Gore won in 1996. Bush poured a lot of his time and resources into a number of those Southern states to deprive Gore of them. If the Republicans can take those states for granted next time, they get to redirect all their resources Northward. A number of the States that Gore did win in 2000 were real squeakers. A few more visits by Bush to them might have swung them into his camp.
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