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Old and In the Way

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21. That makes more sense, but

Reply to Mass (Reply #16)

Fri Feb 17, 2012, 03:00 PM

Feb 2012

I can see Republicans happily reneging on this agreement....so what if they end up having to pay for breaking the agreement? They could hold off and saturate the media markets at the last moment with negative, 3rd Party PAC money. Why would they care? Cost of doing business and money, as we all know, is something Republicans have plenty of. Integrity, honesty, and public service? Not so much.

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Scott Brown Leads Elizabeth Warren In New Massachusetts Poll [View all] onehandle Feb 2012 OP

Can we dope slap everyone in Massachusetts? baldguy Feb 2012 #1

Chill down friend. This is ONE poll. Could be inaccurate. It's VERY early. SEE ME BELOW FOR MORE. RBInMaine Feb 2012 #32

Me thinks.............. Swede Atlanta Feb 2012 #2

Also Kelvin Mace Feb 2012 #4

When Mass voters wake up to Brown's Blount blunder peace frog Feb 2012 #9

I find this hard to believe Yo_Mama Feb 2012 #3

You're right, why limit it to Massachusetts? izquierdista Feb 2012 #5

"It's called the American Dream because you have to be asleep to believe it" TBF Feb 2012 #10

Brown... kenfrequed Feb 2012 #6

Name Recognition is the answer for the poll. kemah Feb 2012 #7

I welcome this poll. If we are lucky, it will be a wake up call from many dems Mass Feb 2012 #8

How does this work? Old and In the Way Feb 2012 #14

I should have said "both candidates's negative" . Mass Feb 2012 #16

That makes more sense, but Old and In the Way Feb 2012 #21

" " " " " "n/t MBS Feb 2012 #23

This Senate Seat Is Winnable For The Dems...... global1 Feb 2012 #11

Depends on where they poll. Cleita Feb 2012 #12

Not true karynnj Feb 2012 #25

You are entitled to your opinion, but Cleita Feb 2012 #26

I worked for about 20 years primarily doing sampling forAT&T/Bell Labs karynnj Feb 2012 #27

I thought so, that you were in that area of Cleita Feb 2012 #28

Nice post. Here are some other important thoughts to note though: RBInMaine Feb 2012 #31

PLUS this poll company is Iliyah Feb 2012 #13

Not for MA. They were spot on for the two 2010 races (Sen and Gov). Mass Feb 2012 #15

Stay at home Dems, stay at home in November jpak Feb 2012 #17

oh whatever SaintPete Feb 2012 #20

Last week she was 7 points ahead graywarrior Feb 2012 #18

When did Massachusetts get that dumb? jwirr Feb 2012 #19

I don't know,but if Scott Brown wins, they'd better change their name to Dumbassachusetts virtualobserver Feb 2012 #22

if Dems can't even pick up this seat, i'm pretty sure we're losing the senate 0rganism Feb 2012 #24

That's a big if... CBHagman Feb 2012 #29

For christ sake this on ONE poll in Feb. & could be flawed. Just chill out. It is very, very early. RBInMaine Feb 2012 #33

I can't wait to see the debates. Fearless Feb 2012 #30

I am not worried.....Warren will win ProudToBeBlueInRhody Feb 2012 #34

If we can't win that one back, time to pull the plug Doctor_J Feb 2012 #35

That cannot be right. BigDemVoter Feb 2012 #36