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ccharles000 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Feb-24-09 01:48 AM
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Bachmann to be Saved From Certain 2012 Doom?
Edited on Tue Feb-24-09 01:48 AM by ccharles000
It looks as though Congress and the White House will both now be pushing to give DC full voting rights in the House and will expand the House to 437 members and giving Utah another seat.

What does this mean then? Utah will no longer be appropiated another seat and that means the state on the bottom of the lose a seat list will get to keep that seat.
Who is at the bottom of the list, Minnesota. Who is the most odious elected official from Minnesota, Michele Bachmann. And whose congressional district is the easiest to break up out of the 8 Minnesota has? Bachmann's.


While she may not be around by 2012 if we can finally stab that vampire in the heart in next year's election, she may have just had her seat saved, by Democrats! Liberal black ones who cause housing crises! (She blamed them for the financial crisis.)

MSNBC reports that the Senate vote is on Tuesday and that last time it failed by 3 votes. This time, we've added 7 Democrats and seven of the eight Republicans who voted for it are still in the Senate.

And, that probably means MUCH safer lines for Matheson.

http://www.swingstateproject.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=4482
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