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ProSense

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10. Well,

Reply to dmallind (Reply #7)

Wed May 9, 2012, 09:30 AM

May 2012

Evan Bayh won his last election with 300,000 more votes than Lugar: 1.4 million vs. 1.1 million, respectively.

Defeating the lunatic Mourdock is possible.

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Dems See ‘Pick-Up Opportunity’ In Indiana Senate [View all] ProSense May 2012 OP

The Bagger is a nut case, he'll try to "etch a sketch" too uponit7771 May 2012 #1

This makes me very uneasy. TheCowsCameHome May 2012 #2

not at all. Lugar hasn't lived there for *years* (Makes me wonder why his last dem opponent didn't LaydeeBug May 2012 #3

He had no opponent six years ago - and he was incredibly popular karynnj May 2012 #5

It's time for ProSense May 2012 #4

Let's hope so--nothing would surprise me. Indiana at its core is a fairly conservative state. WI_DEM May 2012 #6

Yes, but it's old-style conservative. Fawke Em May 2012 #8

oh the joy of a good joke! dmallind May 2012 #7

Umm... Birch and Evan Bayh Fawke Em May 2012 #9

Umm 2012 dmallind May 2012 #12

Well, ProSense May 2012 #10

Make it so. K & R. FSogol May 2012 #11

Mourdock called the lawsuit his “Rosa Parks moment.” yellowcanine May 2012 #13

I think it is a pick-up opportunity gratuitous May 2012 #14

True. On the other hand, the GOP money bag seems to be bottomless. Bake May 2012 #15