LiberalInGeorgia2005
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Sat Feb-18-06 11:46 AM
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Hackett withdrawal helps DeWine (what side is our leadership on) |
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Edited on Sat Feb-18-06 11:52 AM by LiberalInGeorgia2005
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LincolnMcGrath
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Sat Feb-18-06 11:52 AM
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1. Let's buckle down and 'kick it in the a**' |
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Edited on Sat Feb-18-06 11:52 AM by LincolnMcGrath
"Following Hackett's withdrawal, Republican Senator Mike DeWine has gained ground in his campaign for re-election. DeWine now leads Democratic Congressman Sherrod Brown by nine percentage points, 46% to 37% (see crosstabs).
A month ago, DeWine was ahead by five points, 45% to 40%."
I am certain we can change these numbers by the next polling cycle!
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Sat Feb-18-06 11:57 AM
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2. The effect (if any) will disappear |
Robbins
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Sat Feb-18-06 12:01 PM
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Ignore It since It Is a Republican learning poll and worse than Gallup.
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greenohio
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Sat Feb-18-06 12:35 PM
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4. Another spectacular move by our Dem leadership. |
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I thought he got booted in order to improve Sherod's chances?
"Following Hackett's withdrawal, Republican Senator Mike DeWine has gained ground in his campaign for re-election. DeWine now leads Democratic Congressman Sherrod Brown by nine percentage points, 46% to 37% (see crosstabs).
A month ago, DeWine was ahead by five points, 45% to 40%."
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saltpoint
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Sat Feb-18-06 03:19 PM
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5. Ohioans will send a Democrat to the U.S. Senate in 2006. |
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DeWine is a goner.
Rasmussen lists to the right. The footwork on the senate race is only just beginning. Brown is well-positioned, reasonably well-funded, and is running in a year when so far the political dialogue is running heavily against Bush particularly and the GOP generally.
Brown wins in Ohio in November.
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