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Greenshrumville

By The Prowler on 7.1.02 @ 12:04AM

Messrs. Greenberg, Shrum and Carville hear what they want to hear. Not only Republicans think so. Also: Forgotten Keating.

p> TRIO CON BRIO br> They don’t work together often, but when they do, you can expect the work of Democratic pollster Stanley Greenberg and political consultants Bob Shrum and James Carville to be something special for Democrats. And in the case of a recent poll and analysis, their output certainly brought smiles to the faces of people like Tom Daschle and Dick Gephardt . /p>

That’s because the three-headed monster reports that Republicans are highly vulnerable in the 2002 elections. So vulnerable, in fact, that Democrats are in prime position to sweep through statehouses and both houses of Congress.

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