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Sore Losing
It hurts to lose to no-goodnik Dems. But did conservatism in fact lose? Also: Common Humanity and Islam. Picking on those who picked the wrong winners. None of the above's charisma. Plus much more.
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DR. PERFECT
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Re: David Hogberg’s
Losing the
Senate Too
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p>I am amazed and impressed that Mr. Hogberg once again called the
state by state numbers exactly the way they came out. First the
electoral college in 2004 and now the Senate in 2006. This guy is
scary good!
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John Horner
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Morgan Hill, California
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THE BIG HURT
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Re: Philip Klein’s
Renewing
the Contract
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