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Over at Reason, Dave Weigel has a good write-up of B.J. Lawson, the most credible of the Ron Paul Republicans running for Congress this year. Running against an entrenched incumbent in a gerrymandered Democratic North Carolina district, he's nevertheless been able to wake Congressman Price from his slumber. Yet even a Republican like Lawson, who has broken with the Bush administration on amnesty, Medicare Part D, No Child Left Behind, wiretapping, and, above all, the Iraq war has found himself brought low by the Bush brand. If the latest generic ballot numbers are any indication, a lot of Republican challengers are going to find themselves in a precarious position.

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M. Tobias| 11.3.08 @ 3:40PM

Well, Republicans should have thought of that when they stood by and allowed the Dems and the MSM to trash the man for the last eight years. I have several points of disagreement with the Bush Administration on policy. But, I firmly believe that he will be called one of the top ten Presidents within fifty years. His was the "Security Presidency" and he achieved much of that goal.

WendyG| 11.3.08 @ 4:39PM

You betcha' M. Tobias. That this man has kept us safe since 9-11 has been deemed irrelevant.

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