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Republican Jim Tedisco concedes, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is declaring victory in New York's 20th congressional district.
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Pingback| 4.24.09 @ 6:20PM
Congressman Scott Murphy (D-N.Y.) | But As For Me links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
Interested Conservative| 4.24.09 @ 6:59PM
Where are the jubilant trolls?
The Bush and Franken squeaker victories are far more important. This race is almost meaningless, both for the current congress, and the next. After the next census, since this seat will end up in east central Texas, neither of these candidates would have stood a chance at reelection.
Eve Chairman Steele's initial job status depends on the Va/NJ governor's races.
Pete| 4.24.09 @ 9:56PM
More magic votes, eh? Just once, I'd like to see the D win outright instead of making a miraculous lawyer aided comeback to win.
Pingback| 4.25.09 @ 12:36AM
Austin, Texas News and Information » Blog Archive » Rockets '09 launched in Central T links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
Spicy Joker| 4.25.09 @ 1:43PM
Republicans need to stop recruiting career politicians like Tedisco.
William| 4.25.09 @ 6:04PM
The Republican party is dead. I do not see any credible party emerging yet to represent the conservative majority in this country, but the Republican party was a sham and is a failure.
I think it is down for the count.
Benjamin| 4.25.09 @ 8:09PM
Pete wrote: "More magic votes, eh? Just once, I'd like to see the D win outright instead of making a miraculous lawyer aided comeback to win."
That would be Barack Obama...
MattSwartz| 4.25.09 @ 10:07PM
Obama didn't have to come back, of course, but I do think that it would have been a much closer election without voter fraud.
It's interesting that the Dems put on a nationwide fundraising/campaign push to get Democratic-party operatives into the Secretary of State positions all over the country.
ERIC CARTMAN| 4.26.09 @ 3:24AM
Wow! Iknow it's ustate N.Y., but the Republicans couldn't make a case against the party (Craporats) responsible for their miserable lives?! Bush really screwed the GOP up if they are this pathetic!
Bob| 4.26.09 @ 9:20AM
Wasn't this supposed to be a test on whether a hard right conservative in a Republican district could (should) win? This is further evidence, albeit small, that Republicans need to move to the center -- especially on social issues. I know you hard right whackos will have a million reasons why this isn't true, but he evidence keeps on building. We RINO's will eventually become important in the party or the party will continue to become irrelevant.
jojo| 1.11.10 @ 2:03AM
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