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In reply to the discussion: Virginia Voters overwhelmingly reject Eric Cantor [View all]tcaudilllg
(1,553 posts)64. Say what you will about the blue dogs,
but on the votes that really matter they usually come through. They shy away from anti-war votes, but when it's a major reform they tend to be in line (if they understand it). You can't let them lead or they will go the way of Jim Wright and Bob Packwood, but when it comes to winning a swing district nobody does it better.
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Through its district boundaries, the GOP has protected this seat from the encroachment
spooky3
May 2012
#13
Ex-military people do well in Virginia. The key is for Powell to develop a sound platform
bluestate10
May 2012
#52
As long as Unversal Leaf and the Chamber of Commerce likes Cantor he stays elected
underpants
May 2012
#47
This is what happens when redistricting happens. You get people like Cantor and Bachman.
southernyankeebelle
May 2012
#9
if you are referring to the OP's linked article, I don't see any obvious lies in the article.
spooky3
May 2012
#33