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I agree with you about Foley...he would be a great Senator and a great leader for the Republican Party, but the right-wing of the party would never go for it. I am friends with Congressman Kolbe, he is pretty convinced that Foley is indeed gay. To me that is not a big issue, but with some of the right wing of the party...that was enough for them to withhold support and cost the party the seat.

OK is going to be tough. Carson seems pretty tough on paper. I am not from OK so I can't say for certain. Largent may be good (I know him from when he played for the He-Hawks in Seattle). We wish that he would move back up here and run against Murray.

Georgia, unless the Ds get their ducks in a row, is going to switch parties.

IL will probably do the same, but Ryan is pretty impressive on paper, but will the voters be able to figure out there is no relation between this Ryan and former governor (soon to be wearing stripes) Ryan?

NV is a loss. I agree about Gibbons...it is too bad that he refuses to run. That is just too bad. Any other hopefuls out there? I understand Gov. Guinn is pretty unpopular.

Well Kolbe would probably be the expert on who is gay and who is not. I am inclined to support Foley because at least he is keeping it in the "closet" and not flaunting his lifestyle. No need to run around and make an idol out of your sexuality.