[Dan from Michigan]

IMO, the most vulrunable to least.

Johnson, Tim(GONE!)
Carnahan, Jean(Voted against Ashcroft, sympathy factor is waning)
Landrieu, Mary(barely won last time)
Wellstone, Paul(Broke promise, but MN is still lib)
Cleland, Max(Survivor, but GA is moving to the right)
Baucus, Max(Taylor CAN do it, but it'll be tough)
Harkin, Tom(He has a habit of surviving)
Torricelli, Robert(It's still Jersey a dem/RINO area)
Levin, Carl (I think Rocky can do it. He has the right views, it's just getting the message out and overcoming big money)
Durbin, Richard - Levin's twin. I don't know much about Durkin, but Durbin is lib, even for Illinois.
Rockefeller IV, John - If Jay Wolfe can paint Jay Rockefeller like Gore was painted, he has a shot.
Biden Jr, Joseph - Safe as it gets
Kerry, John - If Weld can't beat him, no one can.
Reed, Jack - From the most dem state in the union.

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

I am sorry to tell you, but Levin will only be out of office when he's dead. Rockowski is a very weak candidate. Levin is an institution.

[deport]

Well, Landrieu, Mary(barely won last time), maybe 3rd easiest to defeat, but I don't think she'll go down to defeat. I've not kept real close contact with the LA politics this year, but I don't see a statewide candidate that is evoking a lot of enthuasism at this time. We'll see as the fall approaches.

[GraniteStateConservative]

I agree with deport, Mary is a lock to win in 2002. The only hope the GOP had was for Jay Blossman to limit Mary to less than 50%-- forcing a run-off. Mary now only faces Cooksey in November and he has been a disaster.

I guess it makes too much sense for the GOP to have spent the last 6 years recruiting a good opponent. Susie Terrell would have given Mary a closer race than Cooksey will.