[JohnnyZ]

Renzi is indeed one of the most vulnerable House incumbents.

[Support Free Republic]

	Linda Carter is completely unrelated to Free Republic. But if I am going to have to post donation begs until the Freepathon is over, I'm going to occasionally post something I want! And there is only one way you can stop me!

[AuH2ORepublican]

I hope the usual cast of characters jump into the RAT primary---and some unknown schmuck wins it again!

[Impy]

I think the Indians must have turned out for big for Cordova.

[adam_az]

Babbitt said getting out the vote on the Navajo Nation will be crucial to victory. Many previous congressional candidates have spoken of its importance, but have been unable to deliver.

...Just like they do in South Dakota, I'm sure.... from http://www.newsmax.com/showinside.shtml?a=2002/12/5/131921

Key to Johnson's alleged victory was Democrat fraud on Indian reservations. Chicago and other major cities aren't the only places where Democrat criminals "register" dead people to "vote."

Todd County, home to Rosebud Indian Reservation, was a center of vote fraud.

"You know what the going rate was around here? Ten bucks," said Ed Assman, a retired state highway patrol lieutenant, who served as a Republican poll watcher at the Parmalee Precinct in Todd County. "There were several affidavits signed by Natives who either took money or were offered the money."

UPI obtained copies of affidavits taken by the Republicans from two women and one man, all American Indians, who said: "I was promised $10 if I would go vote. I was given a ride to the polls in a van with Tim Johnson for Senate signs in the window. The name of the van driver was Terry. After I voted, the van took me back from the polling place. When Terry dropped me off, he offered me $10 for voting."