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pinboy3niner

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Reply to David__77 (Reply #1)

Mon Sep 9, 2013, 05:06 AM

Sep 2013

This appears to be a TPM error. They put Bera in the 'YES" column, sourcing it to HuffPo. But the link they cite goes to a HuffPo page listing Bera as "No/Lean No." And HuffPo's call looks like a real stretch.

Based on Bera's interview and a recent press release, I think you're right about counting him as undecided. I hope you're also right about how Bera ends up voting (I see Republicans are lining up to challenge him--four have declared so far). But for now I'm going to count him as undecided, at least until we hear something more definitive.

Thanks again.

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