Posted on 09/28/2004 7:15:06 PM PDT by EternalVigilance
Obama is spending very little time in IL. He's running from all but two debates. He has not been able to drive a message. He spent all his money building name ID, and now he and his cohorts think it's over.
The Dems are complacent.
Let's take advantage of that.
Just don't tell 'em...shhhhhh....
;-)
I'd say most of them respect him. However, not all may agree with him on all things, but they DO respect him.
Whose side are YOU on? I would think the goal of any candidate, including Dr Keyes would be to get elected so he can benefit the people of Illinois. Instead he is blowing his toes off on whatever occasion he can pull them out of his mouth.
Is Obama an ultra-left liberal? You are damn right he is! But at least he is doing his best to get elected so he can help "his constituents" (to the detriment of the hard working citizens).
Trying to see how many people you can piss off is hardly a way to get elected. You can sit there and say, "but Keyes speaks the truth" all you want...in the end you will be kicking your feet in the dust complaining about the "stupid voters" in Illinois and still denying that Keyes has only himself to blame.
Dr Keyes is a disaster as a political candidate. Shame on him for setting the Republican/Conservative agenda back in the state of Illinois.
I'll Amen that EV.
Looks like you're another victim of the liberal media.
Oops. Silly me.
Looks like you're another victim of the liberal media.
84 posted on 09/28/2004 10:38:41 PM PDT by Nan48
(Bolds are my own.) Talking to yourself is a sign of instability.
Ain't that the truth. :-)
Amazing to me that 'Republicans' can refuse to fund a candidate, slam him at every opportunity, refuse to defend him when he is attacked, etc., ad nauseum, and then act surprised when someone has the gall to mention that maybe 'they' are part of the problem.
If you don't have any positive input, just clear out and leave us be to do what we have to do to turn this State and the Party here around.
Thanks Nan!
As for being a "victim" of the liberal media that's a little hard since I don't watch anything other than FOX. That argument is basically the old, "whose side are you on?" turn that never works but is thrown up in the face of a lost debate. Now I know you didn't ask whose side I am on, but I will tell you. I am on President Bush's side. I want President Bush to have as much support as he possibly can in the Senate. Keyes is letting MY PRESIDENT down by campaigning like a complete idiot.
So I'll come back to it Nan...name two Senators or Congressmen that "respect" Dr Keyes.
I will not "clear out".
I'm not getting into the name game. But I've been with him up on the Hill and seen exactly what I've described.
There are even some of them who wouldn't even be there if it was not for the political support Alan and his associates gave them.
Bennett, Bishop, Cannon . . .
So is Alan. Every speech he has been giving around the State of Illinois contains a strong pitch for the President, and lays out the reasons why a Kerry presidency would be disastrous for our country and the world.
We're registering thousands of new Bush/Keyes voters, on Alan's campaign's dime.
But as I said earlier, with some of you all, loyalty is a one-way street. Sad.
LOL...nice start.
I'd say YOUR president is letting Keyes down by not campaigning for HIM.
Can you tell me which of these don't respect Alan Keyes?
Alabama
Artur Davis (Democrat, District 7)
Bud Cramer (Democrat, District 5)
Jeff Sessions (Republican, Senate)
Jo Bonner (Republican, District 1)
Mike Rogers (Republican, District 3)
Richard C. Shelby (Republican, Senate)
Robert B. Aderholt (Republican, District 4)
Spencer Bachus (Republican, District 6)
Terry Everett (Republican, District 2)
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Lisa Murkowski (Republican, Senate)
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Eni F. H. Faleomavaega (Democrat, At Large)
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Ed Pastor (Democrat, District 4)
J. D. Hayworth (Republican, District 5)
Jeff Flake (Republican, District 6)
Jim Kolbe (Republican, District 8)
John McCain (Republican, Senate)
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Jon L. Kyl (Republican, Senate)
Raul M. Grijalva (Democrat, District 7)
Rick Renzi (Republican, District 1)
Trent Franks (Republican, District 2)
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Blanche Lincoln (Democrat, Senate)
John Boozman (Republican, District 3)
Marion Berry (Democrat, District 1)
Mark Pryor (Democrat, Senate)
Mike Ross (Democrat, District 4)
Vic Snyder (Democrat, District 2)
California
Adam Schiff (Democrat, District 29)
Anna Eshoo (Democrat, District 14)
Barbara Boxer (Democrat, Senate)
Barbara Lee (Democrat, District 9)
Bill Thomas (Republican, District 22)
Bob Filner (Democrat, District 51)
Brad Sherman (Democrat, District 27)
Cal Dooley (Democrat, District 20)
Christopher Cox (Republican, District 48)
Dana Rohrabacher (Republican, District 46)
Darrell Issa (Republican, District 49)
David Dreier (Republican, District 26)
Dennis Cardoza (Democrat, District 18)
Devin Nunes (Republican, District 21)
Diane E. Watson (Democrat, District 33)
Dianne Feinstein (Democrat, Senate)
Doug Ose (Republican, District 3)
Duncan Hunter (Republican, District 52)
Ed Royce (Republican, District 40)
Ellen O. Tauscher (Democrat, District 10)
Elton Gallegly (Republican, District 24)
Gary Miller (Republican, District 42)
George Miller (Democrat, District 7)
George Radanovich (Republican, District 19)
Grace Napolitano (Democrat, District 38)
Henry A. Waxman (Democrat, District 30)
Hilda L. Solis (Democrat, District 32)
Howard L. Berman (Democrat, District 28)
Howard P. "Buck" McKeon (Republican, District 25)
Jane Harman (Democrat, District 36)
Jerry Lewis (Republican, District 41)
Joe Baca (Democrat, District 43)
John T. Doolittle (Republican, District 4)
Juanita Millender-McDonald (Democrat, District 37)
Ken Calvert (Republican, District 44)
Linda Sanchez (Democrat, District 39)
Lois Capps (Democrat, District 23)
Loretta Sanchez (Democrat, District 47)
Lucille Roybal-Allard (Democrat, District 34)
Lynn Woolsey (Democrat, District 6)
Mary Bono (Republican, District 45)
Maxine Waters (Democrat, District 35)
Mike Honda (Democrat, District 15)
Mike Thompson (Democrat, District 1)
Nancy Pelosi (Democrat, District 8)
Pete Stark (Democrat, District 13)
Randy "Duke" Cunningham (Republican, District 50)
Richard Pombo (Republican, District 11)
Robert T. Matsui (Democrat, District 5)
Sam Farr (Democrat, District 17)
Susan A. Davis (Democrat, District 53)
Tom Lantos (Democrat, District 12)
Wally Herger (Republican, District 2)
Xavier Becerra (Democrat, District 31)
Zoe Lofgren (Democrat, District 16)
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Bob Beauprez (Republican, District 7)
Diana DeGette (Democrat, District 1)
Joel Hefley (Republican, District 5)
Marilyn Musgrave (Republican, District 4)
Mark Udall (Democrat, District 2)
Scott McInnis (Republican, District 3)
Tom Tancredo (Republican, District 6)
Wayne Allard (Republican, Senate)
Connecticut
Chris Dodd (Democrat, Senate)
Christopher Shays (Republican, District 4)
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John B. Larson (Democrat, District 1)
Nancy L. Johnson (Republican, District 5)
Rob Simmons (Republican, District 2)
Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat, District 3)
Delaware
Joseph R. Biden Jr. (Democrat, Senate)
Michael N. Castle (Republican, District 1)
Tom Carper (Democrat, Senate)
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Eleanor Holmes Norton (Democrat, At Large)
Florida
Adam H. Putnam (Republican, District 12)
Alcee L. Hastings (Democrat, District 23)
Allen Boyd (Democrat, District 2)
Ander Crenshaw (Republican, District 4)
Bill Nelson (Democrat, Senate)
Bob Graham (Democrat, Senate)
C. W. Bill Young (Republican, District 10)
Cliff Stearns (Republican, District 6)
Corrine Brown (Democrat, District 3)
Dave Weldon (Republican, District 15)
E. Clay Shaw Jr. (Republican, District 22)
Ginny Brown-Waite (Republican, District 5)
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (Republican, District 18)
Jeff Miller (Republican, District 1)
Jim Davis (Democrat, District 11)
John L. Mica (Republican, District 7)
Katherine Harris (Republican, District 13)
Kendrick B. Meek (Democrat, District 17)
Lincoln Diaz-Balart (Republican, District 21)
Mario Diaz-Balart (Republican, District 25)
Mark Foley (Republican, District 16)
Michael Bilirakis (Republican, District 9)
Peter Deutsch (Democrat, District 20)
Porter Goss (Republican, District 14)
Ric Keller (Republican, District 8)
Robert Wexler (Democrat, District 19)
Tom Feeney (Republican, District 24)
Georgia
Charles W. Norwood (Republican, District 9)
David Scott (Democrat, District 13)
Denise L. Majette (Democrat, District 4)
Jack Kingston (Republican, District 1)
Jim Marshall (Democrat, District 3)
John Lewis (Democrat, District 5)
John Linder (Republican, District 7)
Johnny Isakson (Republican, District 6)
Mac Collins (Republican, District 8)
Max Burns (Republican, District 12)
Nathan Deal (Republican, District 10)
Phil Gingrey (Republican, District 11)
Sanford D. Bishop Jr. (Democrat, District 2)
Saxby Chambliss (Republican, Senate)
Zell Miller (Democrat, Senate)
Guam
Madeleine Z. Bordallo (Democrat, At Large)
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Daniel K. Akaka (Democrat, Senate)
Daniel K. Inouye (Democrat, Senate)
Ed Case (Democrat, District 2)
Neil Abercrombie (Democrat, District 1)
Idaho
C. L. "Butch" Otter (Republican, District 1)
Larry Craig (Republican, Senate)
Mike Crapo (Republican, Senate)
Mike Simpson (Republican, District 2)
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Bill Lipinski (Democrat, District 3)
Bobby L. Rush (Democrat, District 1)
Danny K. Davis (Democrat, District 7)
Dennis Hastert (Republican, District 14)
Dick Durbin (Democrat, Senate)
Don Manzullo (Republican, District 16)
Henry J. Hyde (Republican, District 6)
Jan Schakowsky (Democrat, District 9)
Jerry F. Costello (Democrat, District 12)
Jerry Weller (Republican, District 11)
Jesse Jackson Jr. (Democrat, District 2)
John M. Shimkus (Republican, District 19)
Judy Biggert (Republican, District 13)
Lane Evans (Democrat, District 17)
Luis V. Gutierrez (Democrat, District 4)
Mark Kirk (Republican, District 10)
Peter G. Fitzgerald (Republican, Senate)
Phil Crane (Republican, District 8)
Rahm Emanuel (Democrat, District 5)
Ray LaHood (Republican, District 18)
Timothy V. Johnson (Republican, District 15)
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Baron Hill (Democrat, District 9)
Chris Chocola (Republican, District 2)
Dan Burton (Republican, District 5)
Evan Bayh (Democrat, Senate)
John Hostettler (Republican, District 8)
Julia Carson (Democrat, District 7)
Mark E. Souder (Republican, District 3)
Mike Pence (Republican, District 6)
Pete Visclosky (Democrat, District 1)
Richard G. Lugar (Republican, Senate)
Steve Buyer (Republican, District 4)
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Chuck Grassley (Republican, Senate)
Jim Leach (Republican, District 2)
Jim Nussle (Republican, District 1)
Leonard L. Boswell (Democrat, District 3)
Steven A. King (Republican, District 5)
Tom Harkin (Democrat, Senate)
Tom Latham (Republican, District 4)
Kansas
Dennis Moore (Democrat, District 3)
Jerry Moran (Republican, District 1)
Jim Ryun (Republican, District 2)
Pat Roberts (Republican, Senate)
Sam Brownback (Republican, Senate)
Todd Tiahrt (Republican, District 4)
Kentucky
Anne M. Northup (Republican, District 3)
Ben Chandler (Democrat, District 6)
Ed Whitfield (Republican, District 1)
Hal Rogers (Republican, District 5)
Jim Bunning (Republican, Senate)
Ken Lucas (Democrat, District 4)
Mitch McConnell (Republican, Senate)
Ron Lewis (Republican, District 2)
Louisiana
Billy Tauzin (Republican, District 3)
Chris John (Democrat, District 7)
David Vitter (Republican, District 1)
Jim McCrery (Republican, District 4)
John Breaux (Democrat, Senate)
Mary L. Landrieu (Democrat, Senate)
Richard Baker (Republican, District 6)
Rodney Alexander (Republican, District 5)
William J. Jefferson (Democrat, District 2)
Maine
Mike Michaud (Democrat, District 2)
Olympia J. Snowe (Republican, Senate)
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Tom Allen (Democrat, District 1)
Maryland
Albert R. Wynn (Democrat, District 4)
Barbara A. Mikulski (Democrat, Senate)
Ben Cardin (Democrat, District 3)
Chris Van Hollen (Democrat, District 8)
Dutch Ruppersberger (Democrat, District 2)
Elijah E. Cummings (Democrat, District 7)
Paul S. Sarbanes (Democrat, Senate)
Roscoe G. Bartlett (Republican, District 6)
Steny H. Hoyer (Democrat, District 5)
Wayne T. Gilchrest (Republican, District 1)
Massachusetts
Barney Frank (Democrat, District 4)
Bill Delahunt (Democrat, District 10)
Edward J. Markey (Democrat, District 7)
Edward M. Kennedy (Democrat, Senate)
James P. McGovern (Democrat, District 3)
John F. Tierney (Democrat, District 6)
John Kerry (Democrat, Senate)
John W. Olver (Democrat, District 1)
Marty Meehan (Democrat, District 5)
Michael E. Capuano (Democrat, District 8)
Richard E. Neal (Democrat, District 2)
Stephen F. Lynch (Democrat, District 9)
Michigan
Bart Stupak (Democrat, District 1)
Candice S. Miller (Republican, District 10)
Carl Levin (Democrat, Senate)
Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick (Democrat, District 13)
Dale E. Kildee (Democrat, District 5)
Dave Camp (Republican, District 4)
Deborah Ann Stabenow (Democrat, Senate)
Fred Upton (Republican, District 6)
Joe Knollenberg (Republican, District 9)
John Conyers Jr. (Democrat, District 14)
John D. Dingell (Democrat, District 15)
Mike Rogers (Republican, District 8)
Nick Smith (Republican, District 7)
Peter Hoekstra (Republican, District 2)
Sander Levin (Democrat, District 12)
Thad McCotter (Republican, District 11)
Vernon J. Ehlers (Republican, District 3)
Minnesota
Betty McCollum (Democrat, District 4)
Collin C. Peterson (Democrat, District 7)
Gil Gutknecht (Republican, District 1)
James L. Oberstar (Democrat, District 8)
Jim Ramstad (Republican, District 3)
John Kline (Republican, District 2)
Mark Dayton (Democrat, Senate)
Mark Kennedy (Republican, District 6)
Martin Olav Sabo (Democrat, District 5)
Norm Coleman (Republican, Senate)
Mississippi
Bennie G. Thompson (Democrat, District 2)
Charles W. "Chip" Pickering Jr. (Republican, District 3)
Gene Taylor (Democrat, District 4)
Roger Wicker (Republican, District 1)
Thad Cochran (Republican, Senate)
Trent Lott (Republican, Senate)
Missouri
Christopher S. 'Kit' Bond (Republican, Senate)
Ike Skelton (Democrat, District 4)
James M. Talent (Republican, Senate)
Jo Ann Emerson (Republican, District 8)
Karen McCarthy (Democrat, District 5)
Kenny Hulshof (Republican, District 9)
Richard A. Gephardt (Democrat, District 3)
Roy Blunt (Republican, District 7)
Sam Graves (Republican, District 6)
Todd Akin (Republican, District 2)
William L. Clay Jr. (Democrat, District 1)
Montana
Conrad Burns (Republican, Senate)
Denny Rehberg (Republican, District 1)
Max Baucus (Democrat, Senate)
Nebraska
Ben Nelson (Democrat, Senate)
Chuck Hagel (Republican, Senate)
Doug Bereuter (Republican, District 1)
Lee Terry (Republican, District 2)
Tom Osborne (Republican, District 3)
Nevada
Harry Reid (Democrat, Senate)
Jim Gibbons (Republican, District 2)
John Ensign (Republican, Senate)
Jon Porter (Republican, District 3)
Shelley Berkley (Democrat, District 1)
New Hampshire
Charles Bass (Republican, District 2)
Jeb Bradley (Republican, District 1)
John E. Sununu (Republican, Senate)
Judd Gregg (Republican, Senate)
New Jersey
Bill Pascrell Jr. (Democrat, District 8)
Chris Smith (Republican, District 4)
Donald M. Payne (Democrat, District 10)
Frank A. LoBiondo (Republican, District 2)
Frank Pallone Jr. (Democrat, District 6)
Frank R. Lautenberg (Democrat, Senate)
Jim Saxton (Republican, District 3)
Jon S. Corzine (Democrat, Senate)
Mike Ferguson (Republican, District 7)
Robert E. Andrews (Democrat, District 1)
Robert Menendez (Democrat, District 13)
Rodney Frelinghuysen (Republican, District 11)
Rush Holt (Democrat, District 12)
Scott Garrett (Republican, District 5)
Steven R. Rothman (Democrat, District 9)
New Mexico
Heather Wilson (Republican, District 1)
Jeff Bingaman (Democrat, Senate)
Pete V. Domenici (Republican, Senate)
Steve Pearce (Republican, District 2)
Tom Udall (Democrat, District 3)
New York
Amo Houghton (Republican, District 29)
Anthony D. Weiner (Democrat, District 9)
Carolyn B. Maloney (Democrat, District 14)
Carolyn McCarthy (Democrat, District 4)
Charles B. Rangel (Democrat, District 15)
Charles E. Schumer (Democrat, Senate)
Edolphus Towns (Democrat, District 10)
Eliot L. Engel (Democrat, District 17)
Gary Ackerman (Democrat, District 5)
Gregory W. Meeks (Democrat, District 6)
Hillary Rodham Clinton (Democrat, Senate)
Jack Quinn (Republican, District 27)
James T. Walsh (Republican, District 25)
Jerrold Nadler (Democrat, District 8)
John E. Sweeney (Republican, District 20)
John M. McHugh (Republican, District 23)
Jose E. Serrano (Democrat, District 16)
Joseph Crowley (Democrat, District 7)
Louise M. Slaughter (Democrat, District 28)
Major R. Owens (Democrat, District 11)
Maurice Hinchey (Democrat, District 22)
Michael R. McNulty (Democrat, District 21)
Nita M. Lowey (Democrat, District 18)
Nydia M. Velazquez (Democrat, District 12)
Pete King (Republican, District 3)
Sherwood Boehlert (Republican, District 24)
Steve Israel (Democrat, District 2)
Sue Kelly (Republican, District 19)
Timothy H. Bishop (Democrat, District 1)
Tom Reynolds (Republican, District 26)
Vito Fossella (Republican, District 13)
North Carolina
Bob Etheridge (Democrat, District 2)
Brad Miller (Democrat, District 13)
Cass Ballenger (Republican, District 10)
Charles H. Taylor (Republican, District 11)
David Price (Democrat, District 4)
Elizabeth Dole (Republican, Senate)
Howard Coble (Republican, District 6)
John Edwards (Democrat, Senate)
Melvin L. Watt (Democrat, District 12)
Mike McIntyre (Democrat, District 7)
Richard Burr (Republican, District 5)
Robin Hayes (Republican, District 8)
Sue Myrick (Republican, District 9)
Walter B. Jones Jr. (Republican, District 3)
North Dakota
Byron L. Dorgan (Democrat, Senate)
Earl Pomeroy (Democrat, District 1)
Kent Conrad (Democrat, Senate)
Ohio
Bob Ney (Republican, District 18)
Dave Hobson (Republican, District 7)
Deborah Pryce (Republican, District 15)
Dennis J. Kucinich (Democrat, District 10)
George V. Voinovich (Republican, Senate)
John Boehner (Republican, District 8)
Marcy Kaptur (Democrat, District 9)
Michael G. Oxley (Republican, District 4)
Michael R. Turner (Republican, District 3)
Mike DeWine (Republican, Senate)
Patrick J. Tiberi (Republican, District 12)
Paul E. Gillmor (Republican, District 5)
Ralph Regula (Republican, District 16)
Rob Portman (Republican, District 2)
Sherrod Brown (Democrat, District 13)
Stephanie Tubbs Jones (Democrat, District 11)
Steve Chabot (Republican, District 1)
Steven C. LaTourette (Republican, District 14)
Ted Strickland (Democrat, District 6)
Tim Ryan (Democrat, District 17)
Oklahoma
Brad R. Carson (Democrat, District 2)
Don Nickles (Republican, Senate)
Ernest J. Istook (Republican, District 5)
Frank D. Lucas (Republican, District 3)
James M. Inhofe (Republican, Senate)
John Sullivan (Republican, District 1)
Tom Cole (Republican, District 4)
Oregon
Darlene Hooley (Democrat, District 5)
David Wu (Democrat, District 1)
Earl Blumenauer (Democrat, District 3)
Gordon H. Smith (Republican, Senate)
Greg Walden (Republican, District 2)
Peter DeFazio (Democrat, District 4)
Ron Wyden (Democrat, Senate)
Pennsylvania
Arlen Specter (Republican, Senate)
Bill Shuster (Republican, District 9)
Chaka Fattah (Democrat, District 2)
Curt Weldon (Republican, District 7)
Don Sherwood (Republican, District 10)
James C. Greenwood (Republican, District 8)
Jim Gerlach (Republican, District 6)
Joe Pitts (Republican, District 16)
John E. Peterson (Republican, District 5)
John P. Murtha (Democrat, District 12)
Joseph M. Hoeffel (Democrat, District 13)
Melissa Hart (Republican, District 4)
Mike Doyle (Democrat, District 14)
Pat Toomey (Republican, District 15)
Paul E. Kanjorski (Democrat, District 11)
Phil English (Republican, District 3)
Rick Santorum (Republican, Senate)
Robert A. Brady (Democrat, District 1)
Tim Holden (Democrat, District 17)
Tim Murphy (Republican, District 18)
Todd Platts (Republican, District 19)
Puerto Rico
Anibal Acevedo-Vila (Popular Democrat, At Large)
Rhode Island
Jack Reed (Democrat, Senate)
Jim Langevin (Democrat, District 2)
Lincoln D. Chafee (Republican, Senate)
Patrick J. Kennedy (Democrat, District 1)
South Carolina
Fritz Hollings (Democrat, Senate)
Gresham Barrett (Republican, District 3)
Henry Brown (Republican, District 1)
James E. Clyburn (Democrat, District 6)
James W. Demint (Republican, District 4)
Joe Wilson (Republican, District 2)
John M. Spratt Jr. (Democrat, District 5)
Lindsey Graham (Republican, Senate)
South Dakota
Stephanie Herseth (Democrat, District 1)
Tim Johnson (Democrat, Senate)
Tom Daschle (Democrat, Senate)
Tennessee
Bart Gordon (Democrat, District 6)
Bill Frist (Republican, Senate)
Bill Jenkins (Republican, District 1)
Harold E. Ford Jr. (Democrat, District 9)
Jim Cooper (Democrat, District 5)
John J. "Jimmy" Duncan Jr. (Republican, District 2)
John Tanner (Democrat, District 8)
Lamar Alexander (Republican, Senate)
Lincoln Davis (Democrat, District 4)
Marsha Blackburn (Republican, District 7)
Zach Wamp (Republican, District 3)
Texas
Charles W. Stenholm (Democrat, District 17)
Charlie A. Gonzalez (Democrat, District 20)
Chet Edwards (Democrat, District 11)
Chris Bell (Democrat, District 25)
Ciro D. Rodriguez (Democrat, District 28)
Eddie Bernice Johnson (Democrat, District 30)
Gene Green (Democrat, District 29)
Henry Bonilla (Republican, District 23)
Jeb Hensarling (Republican, District 5)
Jim Turner (Democrat, District 2)
Joe Barton (Republican, District 6)
John Carter (Republican, District 31)
John Cornyn (Republican, Senate)
John Culberson (Republican, District 7)
Kay Bailey Hutchison (Republican, Senate)
Kay Granger (Republican, District 12)
Kevin Brady (Republican, District 8)
Lamar Smith (Republican, District 21)
Lloyd Doggett (Democrat, District 10)
Mac Thornberry (Republican, District 13)
Martin Frost (Democrat, District 24)
Max Sandlin (Democrat, District 1)
Michael Burgess (Republican, District 26)
Nick Lampson (Democrat, District 9)
Pete Sessions (Republican, District 32)
Ralph M. Hall (Republican, District 4)
Randy Neugebauer (Republican, District 19)
Ron Paul (Republican, District 14)
Ruben Hinojosa (Democrat, District 15)
Sam Johnson (Republican, District 3)
Sheila Jackson Lee (Democrat, District 18)
Silvestre Reyes (Democrat, District 16)
Solomon P. Ortiz (Democrat, District 27)
Tom DeLay (Republican, District 22)
Utah
Chris Cannon (Republican, District 3)
Jim Matheson (Democrat, District 2)
Orrin G. Hatch (Republican, Senate)
Rob Bishop (Republican, District 1)
Robert F. Bennett (Republican, Senate)
Vermont
Bernie Sanders (Independent, District 1)
James M. Jeffords (Independent, Senate)
Patrick Leahy (Democrat, Senate)
Virgin Islands
Donna Christian-Green (Democrat, At Large)
Virginia
Bob Goodlatte (Republican, District 6)
Ed Schrock (Republican, District 2)
Eric Cantor (Republican, District 7)
Frank R. Wolf (Republican, District 10)
George Allen (Republican, Senate)
J. Randy Forbes (Republican, District 4)
Jim Moran (Democrat, District 8)
Jo Ann Davis (Republican, District 1)
John W. Warner (Republican, Senate)
Rick Boucher (Democrat, District 9)
Robert C. Scott (Democrat, District 3)
Tom Davis (Republican, District 11)
Virgil H. Goode Jr. (Republican, District 5)
Washington
Adam Smith (Democrat, District 9)
Brian Baird (Democrat, District 3)
Doc Hastings (Republican, District 4)
George R. Nethercutt Jr. (Republican, District 5)
Jay Inslee (Democrat, District 1)
Jennifer Dunn (Republican, District 8)
Jim McDermott (Democrat, District 7)
Maria Cantwell (Democrat, Senate)
Norm Dicks (Democrat, District 6)
Patty Murray (Democrat, Senate)
Rick Larsen (Democrat, District 2)
West Virginia
Alan B. Mollohan (Democrat, District 1)
Jay Rockefeller (Democrat, Senate)
Nick Rahall (Democrat, District 3)
Robert C. Byrd (Democrat, Senate)
Shelley Moore Capito (Republican, District 2)
Wisconsin
David R. Obey (Democrat, District 7)
F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (Republican, District 5)
Herb Kohl (Democrat, Senate)
Jerry Kleczka (Democrat, District 4)
Mark Green (Republican, District 8)
Paul Ryan (Republican, District 1)
Ron Kind (Democrat, District 3)
Russell D. Feingold (Democrat, Senate)
Tammy Baldwin (Democrat, District 2)
Tom Petri (Republican, District 6)
Wyoming
Barbara Cubin (Republican, District 1)
Craig Thomas (Republican, Senate)
Mike Enzi (Republican, Senate)
Excuse me... but you just made a point I have feared for some time now..and is the REAL reason Kerry won the Dem nomination... people vote for who is ahead in the polls instead of the best candidate...don't want to "waste your vote on the loser," ehh?
So if he's polling at 30% because people like you feel Keyes doesn't have a chance to win and 21% who hate Obama vote for him because he's leading, he wins... and if the 21% who hated Obama joined with the 30% who will vote for Keyes out of principle, because he's the better candidate, Keyes would win.... why not just get out that 21% and vote for the right man, not just the one you think will win????
I don't like the comments Keyes made, either, but we need all the Republicans we can get in the Senate and Congress in order to get some good judges in the next four years...or block them if -- Heaven forbid -- Kerry were to be elected. The most critical issue of our time is the abomination of judges that were put into office by Bill Clinton.
Well we have a carpetbagger in Northern Arizona who may well lose to Paul Babbitt -- who is being supported by a) his brother, Bruce Babbitt and b)the AZ campaign manager of Howard Dean and c) one of four candidates being supported by Move-on.org.. Can we say super, super, liberal? and given the issues in this part of the country right now, not the right man for the job IMO...
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