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Politics
In TX-22, Who's Endorsement Would You Prefer? In TX-22, Democrat Nick Lampson, formerly the most endangered
House Democrat (now #2 behind Tim Mahoney), picked up the Houston
Chronicle's endorsement.
Whoopee.
The Chronicle says Lampson might become chairman of the
subcommittee on NASA related stuff if he gets re-elected.
Meanwhile, Pete Olson, the Republican challenger, picked up the
endorsement of Louisiana's conservative reformer, Gov. Bobby
Jindal.
I think I'd take Jindal over the MSM any day of the week. feedburner.com Wed, 15 Oct 2008 15:10:13 -0000
What's on Bill Ayers' door Un-rehabilitated. Plus: Academia loves The Unrepentant Terrorist. michellemalkin.com Wed, 15 Oct 2008 15:13:15 +0000
Senate takeovers Remarkable, that the Democrats are going to go another cycle without losing a single seat in the US Senate. The Rothenberg analysis looks pretty solid: Likely or Lean for a Democratic takeaway: VA, NM, NC, OR, AK, NH, and CO. A 7 seat gain, which is just phenomenal. A number of these face tough GOP candidates, so take nothing for granted, but it sure sounds sweet. MN is ranked as the sole toss-up. This seems a real wild race, with the 3rd party candidate, Barkley, now gaining in the polls. He's at 18% in two recent polls, and Franken has lead in recent polling by single-digits. That would get us to 8. Only in the "Narrow Advantage for Incumbent Party" column, does a Democrat come up, Mary Landrieu in LA, but there's no recent indication that she's in danger. The three Republicans here, Chambliss (R-GA), McConnell (R-KY), Wicker (R-MS), could all three be takeaways. Musgrove could win on the special MS ballot, beating Chambliss would be sweet justice, and nailing McConnell to get to 60 is possible too. Then there's the last column, "Currently Safe" seats: ID Open (Craig, R) NE Open (Hagel, R) Alexander (R-TN) Barrasso (R-WY) Cochran (R-MS) Cornyn (R-TX) Enzi (R-WY) Graham (R-SC) Inhofe (R-OK) Roberts (R-KS) Sessions (R-AL) I'm holding out hope for at least one of these Republicans to be defeated, so is the Senate Guru: The pundits who once scoffed at 60 are now taking it quite seriously. It's clear the path to 60 runs through: VA, NM, NH, CO, AK, NC, OR, MN, MS, and GA (with GA being the key to a Lieberman-free 60). And if Bruce Lunsford in Kentucky or Tom Allen in Maine can pull a little magic out of their hats, we could still see those races tighten back up considerably and stay tight over the next few weeks. And, conventional wisdom notwithstanding, and uphill battles though they may be, don't count out red state fighters like Jim Slattery, Rick Noriega, Larry LaRocco, Scott Kleeb, and Andrew Rice. I wouldn't be shocked if we called at least one of them "Senator-elect" come November 5. Tags: 2008 Senate (all tags) feedburner.com Wed, 15 Oct 2008 15:45:11 GMT
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