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7. Either way

Thu Nov 22, 2012, 03:13 PM

Nov 2012

Let her and Chambliss beat the crap out of each other, and the walk in with a decent alternative candidate. Georgia's going the way of all the other states: the senators are all going to be blue. It's just the few gerrymandered districts that will stay red. And that will end in 2020 when new districts are drawn.

Best to put our efforts in electing local officials who will be more impartial in how to draw districts in 2020.

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Former Komen exec. who pushed to defund Planned Parenthood weighing Senate bid [View all] DonViejo Nov 2012 OP

I live in Georgia and want her to primary Sackless banned from Kos Nov 2012 #1

Sounds good. elleng Nov 2012 #3

Do you think Max Cleland could make a come back? Submariner Nov 2012 #4

No, Max will be 72 in 2014 and he is ailing. banned from Kos Nov 2012 #10

Agreed. It was a disgrace that GA chose to turn their backs on him. freshwest Nov 2012 #14

In 2002 it wasn't Georgia but diebold that did the damage Botany Nov 2012 #25

cleland was apparently a victim of the same kind of election fraud as gore and kerry, if I remember niyad Nov 2012 #11

No, Cleland was a victim of a Karl Rove smear campaign banned from Kos Nov 2012 #12

That was the apparent reason and sadly, the voting wasn't verifiable by hand counting. Overseas Nov 2012 #18

Former GA SoS, Cathy Cox (D) was responsible for GA being the 1st state to go 100% Diebold CottonBear Nov 2012 #35

I was sad to read that too! Our party should have resisted that trend as a bloc. Overseas Nov 2012 #46

You're right: Democratic officeholders should've NOT chosen Diebold/no receipts/secret software. CottonBear Nov 2012 #50

I agree. Exit polling used to track well. Then it diverged and oddly, with a strong red shift Overseas Nov 2012 #51

Thanks for the link Overseas. CottonBear Nov 2012 #55

Not sure it would be an improvement. Georgia's repubs set a new standard for vile.. Hoyt Nov 2012 #8

Be careful what you wish for!!! SkyDaddy7 Nov 2012 #37

In fact Chambliss is willing to break the Norquist Pledge! alp227 Nov 2012 #43

Not exactly sure your point? SkyDaddy7 Nov 2012 #58

Isn't the nuttier primary challenger going to make an issue about of the pledge? alp227 Nov 2012 #59

Find us a REAL Democrat that Georgia Dems could be excited about... Panasonic Nov 2012 #2

I hope she has to primary against a vulnerable "conservative" first. She's got a ton of negative ... marble falls Nov 2012 #5

I just don't see Handel beating Chambliss, but a bloody primary fight would be sweet. groundloop Nov 2012 #6

I agree, she seems like a likeweight davidpdx Nov 2012 #33

Either way adieu Nov 2012 #7

Love it. She's a destroyer, may as well go after the GOP next. Faygo Kid Nov 2012 #9

Oh, RUN...please run!! Hulk Nov 2012 #13

Even if she didn't flip Georgia, the extremism would help us in other states 0rganism Nov 2012 #16

The more highly visible tea party candidates the better Democat Nov 2012 #34

Possible scenario? trishtrash Nov 2012 #15

Of course, -we- would never support a Blue Dog, right? brooklynite Nov 2012 #23

I see what you did there:-) CitizenPatriot Nov 2012 #48

Booooooo!!!!!! elbloggoZY27 Nov 2012 #17

She's Got Something to Prove- She Was Humiliated fightthegoodfightnow Nov 2012 #19

She would win easily, assuming she wins the white male preferring primary. nt onehandle Nov 2012 #20

The woman made me sick SoapBox Nov 2012 #21

So...the Georgia Teabaggers think Handel's "The Messiah?" Ken Burch Nov 2012 #22

Brump bump! nt Walk away Nov 2012 #27

Oh daaaaaaaang! Iggo Nov 2012 #30

Hope she dies from an ectopic pregnancy she can't get treated. leftlibdem420 Nov 2012 #24

did these yahoos learn nothing from 2012? Botany Nov 2012 #26

To learn something, they'd have to admit they have something to learn. Ken Burch Nov 2012 #31

Think you need education, talent, and intelligence to run for office? JoeyT Nov 2012 #28

Really, Chambliss isn't Right-Wing enough for these people now? Mr.Turnip Nov 2012 #29

Go fool, go!! Hulk Nov 2012 #32

Run, Karen, Run!! Make Saxby sweat!!! nt msanthrope Nov 2012 #36

When a republican is publicly humiliated, they decide to run for office. Sarah Palin comes to mind. loudsue Nov 2012 #38

I hope she wins Andy Stanton Nov 2012 #39

Hope she is not expecting any support from women (or > 1/2 the population). joanbarnes Nov 2012 #40

Wow LeftishBrit Nov 2012 #41

She set back breast cancer prevention---and she thinks she deserves a reward? McCamy Taylor Nov 2012 #42

I won't miss chambliss after what he did to Max Cleland hrmjustin Nov 2012 #44

Great another women who will suck up to men in order to make women 2nd class citizens LynneSin Nov 2012 #45

Yeah, good luck with that one bitch. (not you LynneSin, her.) smirkymonkey Nov 2012 #52

I'm willing to promote the potential candidacy of any . . . MrModerate Nov 2012 #47

From what I remember of GA Politics... DAMANgoldberg Nov 2012 #49

I hope she runs and gets CRUSHED. Arugula Latte Nov 2012 #53

As a registered GA dem .. neither one deserves my vote. YOHABLO Nov 2012 #54

The Breast Cancer Community mchill Nov 2012 #56

Wonder what her stand is on federal help with Medicaid? YOHABLO Nov 2012 #57