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![]() "Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message ... Take Arlen Specter for instance, a thoughtful, diligent, capable Senator from Pennsylvania. Specter faces a primary challenge he may very well lose in 2010 even though he would be reelected easily were he the GOP nominee. there is debate in Democratic Party meetings over whether to support Specter in the primary(as he IS a good representative of the State, and has lots of clout), which could easily get him past any challenge(think a million union members temporarily changing party affiliation next March....), or letting him get beat and hammering the bejeezus out of the right-wing loon that beats him. Downside to the latter is having two fairly low tenured Senators, not conducive to helping the State in the long run. Tom |
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