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North Carolina: Kay Hagan Stomping GOP Challenger in Fundraising to Keep Senate Seat
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| 07/28/2014
| John Hinton
Posted on 07/28/2014 8:09:31 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
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To: SeekAndFind
Buying the election again. Where’s the money for Tillis?
To: SeekAndFind
But only the milquetoast candidate can win, we’re always told.
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posted on
07/28/2014 8:10:41 AM PDT
by
cotton1706
(ThisRepublic.net)
To: WashingtonSource
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posted on
07/28/2014 8:13:51 AM PDT
by
joshua c
(Please dont feed the liberals)
To: SeekAndFind
Wasn’t Tillis the choice of the GOP-e?
If so, where are Karl “Money-Bags” Rove and his merry band of pirates; not to mention the dollar font of the Senate Republicans?
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posted on
07/28/2014 8:16:39 AM PDT
by
Arm_Bears
(Rope. Tree. Politician. Some assembly required.)
To: SeekAndFind
Yeah, but not for lack of begging. I've already gotten a few letters asking for cash support from the Tillis camp.
But what if you don't like either candidate and suspect Tillis to be just another GOPe-bot?
Not much "Win" with either Tillis or Hagan.
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posted on
07/28/2014 8:17:56 AM PDT
by
GBA
(Here in the Matrix, life is but a dream.)
To: Arm_Bears
GOP-e are less concerned with keeping congressional seats out of Democrat hands than they are with keeping them out of conservative hands.
I challenge anybody to show me an example otherwise.
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posted on
07/28/2014 8:21:36 AM PDT
by
Vigilanteman
(Obama: Fake black man. Fake Messiah. Fake American. How many fakes can you fit in one Zer0?)
To: WashingtonSource
I've seen a bunch on the news lately about how Hagan is stomping Tillis in all of the polls, and how the Libertarian candidate (someone I've never even HEARD of) is pulling in 10% of the vote without even running a campaign.
The talking points have gone out to the MSM.
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posted on
07/28/2014 8:22:54 AM PDT
by
wbill
To: Arm_Bears
Tillis is not a great choice, there were better in the primaries.
But, he's still a damn sight better than Hagan.
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posted on
07/28/2014 8:23:35 AM PDT
by
wbill
To: SeekAndFind
Incumbents normally do have the financial advantage.
A great deal of the money that will probably be spent on this race will probably come from outside groups, not the actual campaign coffers of the two candidates.
What will matter, especially in NC, will be the TURNOUT.
To: C. Edmund Wright
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posted on
07/28/2014 8:36:48 AM PDT
by
SeekAndFind
(If at first you don't succeed, put it out for beta test.)
To: wbill
Really?
I can’t think of any reason at all to vote GOP anywhere on anything.
The lesser of two evils is still evil.
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posted on
07/28/2014 8:38:05 AM PDT
by
chris37
(heartless)
To: chris37
What is the alternative to voting GOP?
A) Sit at home on election day?
B) Vote Democrat?
C) Waste votes on third party candidates which only serve to help Dems get elected?
To: Trapped Behind Enemy Lines
you phrased the question wrong..
what is the difference between a GOPe eradicate and a Rat one?
There isn’t one.
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posted on
07/28/2014 9:02:58 AM PDT
by
cableguymn
(It's time for a second political party.)
To: Trapped Behind Enemy Lines
you phrased the question wrong..
what is the difference between a GOPe CANDIDATE and a Rat one?
There isn’t one.
(darn auto correct)
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posted on
07/28/2014 9:03:28 AM PDT
by
cableguymn
(It's time for a second political party.)
To: SeekAndFind
Regardless of how much she raises, she is still an Obama clone.
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posted on
07/28/2014 9:04:44 AM PDT
by
elpadre
(AfganistaMr Obama said the goal was to "disrupt, dismantle and defeat al-hereQaeda" and its allies.)
To: elpadre
RE: Regardless of how much she raises, she is still an Obama clone.
And that’s the worrisome part... she might retain her seat.
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posted on
07/28/2014 9:06:19 AM PDT
by
SeekAndFind
(If at first you don't succeed, put it out for beta test.)
To: Trapped Behind Enemy Lines
What is the alternative to voting GOP? At what point are people finally going to accept that voting the GOP-E as the "lesser of two evils" does exactly NOTHING for the country. Sure, sure, the GOP-Er may vote the right way on a few symbolic or procedural votes, but they will vote the wrong way on any vote that matters. They will vote the way they are told to vote by the Party insiders and aisle-crossers in DC.
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posted on
07/28/2014 9:18:56 AM PDT
by
Yashcheritsiy
(It's time to Repeal and Replace the Republican Party)
To: Yashcheritsiy; elpadre
I've predicted Hagan retains her seat. Her ads are effective and often. Primarily 'tax breaks for the rich', stopped teacher pay raises, environmental issues.
Tillis' ads 'she voted with Obama 96% of the time'.And not often.
At what point are people finally going to accept that voting the GOP-E as the "lesser of two evils" does exactly NOTHING for the country
The majority in the House and Senate picks the committees, majorities, which affects what bills even get considered.
A huge advantage even if the members are GOP-E. Just one reason to hold your nose and vote .
I didn't vote for Tillis in the primary but will in the general.
Unless the GOP candidate is as liberal as Lincoln Chaffee, and that's not likely, any GOP candidate is better than a dim.
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posted on
07/28/2014 9:43:27 AM PDT
by
Vinnie
To: SeekAndFind
Tillis is rove’s goon. Not surprised there’s no enthusiasm for him
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posted on
07/28/2014 9:48:10 AM PDT
by
Viennacon
(Barry Obama? No... Barack Hussein Soebarkah.)
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