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Fri Nov-03-06 09:15 PM
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We can lose TN and still have a Senate Majority. |
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Edited on Fri Nov-03-06 09:19 PM by usregimechange
By winning in Virginia and Missouri. Both are tied though.
Don't pollsters say that undecides break for the challengers more? Or am I having a brain flatulent?
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:17 PM
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1. True--and let's pray for Claire and Jim Webb to pull it out... |
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Edited on Fri Nov-03-06 09:17 PM by GainesT1958
But wouldn't it be great to have a majority of two?
B-)
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:17 PM
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2. Not with Lieberman.... |
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:18 PM
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3. Joe's itching to do for repubs what Jeffords did for dems |
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:26 PM
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Joe's all about power, and having power. He is a freak when it comes to that. If he goes to the Republicans while the Democrats have the majority, he will no longer have seniority. HE's guaranteed a chairmanship if he sticks with the Democrats, and for that reason I don't think he'll leave. This is all assuming that the Democrats aren't serious about stripping him of his seniority after the elections.
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:29 PM
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9. Daschle gave Jeffords a chairmanship. Joe can work any deal he wants |
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If he bolts, his vote goes to the repub for majority leader and he'd get whatever he negotiated for. Can't get more powerful than that.
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:35 PM
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10. I personally think he's stay. |
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I could only hope as much.
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Fri Nov-03-06 10:12 PM
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16. But what happens if Repubs maintain a slim majority, will Joe then |
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bolt to them in exchange for a committee chairmanship? I will not hold my breath on that.
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:19 PM
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4. We're pretty much winning in Virginia |
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I recall seeing about 3 out of the last 4 polls with a Webb lead and the last one tied.
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:20 PM
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5. electoral vote has them tied. |
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:20 PM
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6. but I think he averages in over a week or so. |
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:26 PM
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7. Most here at DU would rather undermine the magnitude of electing Joe |
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to the senate as independent....few consider him as damage-goods, and that he's a shill and enabler of George's war in Iraq.
I believe the CT senate election is more incriminating for the Democrats than any other senate election in the country.
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:49 PM
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11. Not if we loose maryland and it looks like we will |
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:53 PM
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13. Any source for that other than SurveyUSA which is an extreme outlier....? |
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Edited on Fri Nov-03-06 09:53 PM by Rowdyboy
Most polls seem to be giving Cardin a pretty solid lead.
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:50 PM
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12. any chance that there are closet Ford voters in TN? |
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:54 PM
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14. I don't know. It's always been a tough race, esp in East Tennessee |
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which is heavily Republican, Appalachian culture.
Lots of people here are working for Ford and he has more support than I would've thought a year ago, but it's still tough.
But there's a chance!
Unfortunately, with Early Voting since Oct 19th, lots of people have already voted. In my precinct, 58% of the registered voters have already voted. I don't think w'll get more than another 20%. I'm in an "Active Retired" community and our voting percentage is always above 75%. However, it's Republican voting.
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Fri Nov-03-06 09:57 PM
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15. They Also Say if Incumbernt is Under |
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50 percent one week out, they generally lose. Allen is under 50% here is VA. I expect him to lose. So we'll have VA.
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