chelsea0011
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Wed Oct-20-04 08:53 AM
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Is there any chance Repubs can lose majority in Nov? |
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Edited on Wed Oct-20-04 08:54 AM by Feeney2
I haven't seen much talk along the lines that Repubs could lose majority. Any info out there?
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Wed Oct-20-04 08:55 AM
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1. After what Delay did in Texas probably not the House |
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But the Senate is looking very Good IMHO... Most Dems coming out to vote for Kerry,,, probably will be voting for a Dem Senator... :)
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Wed Oct-20-04 08:56 AM
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2. We are going to pick up a Senate seat in Kentucky |
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I'd say we have a good shot.
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Wed Oct-20-04 08:59 AM
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3. They break down appears this way right now... |
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puke sen seats in trouble: Illinois, Oklahoma, Alaska, Kentucky, Colorado
We are in trouble in South Dakota, Florida, Georgia (though Hell miller might as well have been a pukie) and South Carolina
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Wed Oct-20-04 09:02 AM
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Nicholas D Wolfwood
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Wed Oct-20-04 09:04 AM
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5. Senate very VERY possible. House... well, just possible. |
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Although high voter turn out could spell disaster for a lot of lower profile Republican Congressmen.
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Wed Oct-20-04 09:11 AM
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It all depends on the size of the Kerry victory.
If Kerry wins by 53 percent or more, Democrats take it all - House and Senate.
More incentive for all of us to work hard on GOTV.
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Wed Oct-20-04 09:20 AM
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7. We need 6 our of 8 senate races to go dem |
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and we need the White House for the VP to break the tie. This is according to a NPR journalist I heard this weekend. His odds were about 20-30% for democrats. I forgot the name of the journalist. So it's possible, maybe we need to really keep track of the senate elections just as much as the presidential elections.
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