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LynneSin

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9. I think that will have a bigger impact on the House races

Reply to hrmjustin (Reply #6)

Thu Oct 11, 2012, 01:44 PM

Oct 2012

Some of those Tea Partiers senators are now entrenched for the next 6 years but we can show our displeasure by getting rid of those freeloading freshman teaparty representatives!

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Gotta love what's happening with Senate - we're tied now in MT, AZ and ND [View all] LynneSin Oct 2012 OP

MA is also part of that formula. Dawson Leery Oct 2012 #1

I have that as part of the 3 GOP states the Dems will win 2 LynneSin Oct 2012 #4

I think it will be close but a win for her. lalalu Oct 2012 #5

polls show her +6 today.... magical thyme Oct 2012 #11

Good lalalu Oct 2012 #2

It seems to be looking better than what we could have hoped for earlier in the year Proud Liberal Dem Oct 2012 #3

Democrats were expected to lose 5 seats back in January. Dawson Leery Oct 2012 #7

It may be that the people are not buying the crap these tea party candidates are selling. hrmjustin Oct 2012 #6

I think that will have a bigger impact on the House races LynneSin Oct 2012 #9

I live in one of those pain in the neck swing districts-NY 11. Michael Grimm(r) is tea party. hrmjustin Oct 2012 #10

On the other hand... joycejnr Oct 2012 #8