To: Beagle8U
Either way, Debby StabaCow is toast.
You really think so? Man, I hope you're right but remember it was the convenient idiots of the UAW who got her elected in the first place along with their long time socialist do-gooder Lenin, oops, Levin.
61 posted on
06/24/2006 5:19:28 PM PDT by
Hot Tabasco
(Global warming is good for the boating community)
To: Hot Tabasco
"I hope you're right but remember it was the convenient idiots of the UAW who got her elected in the first place along with their long time socialist do-gooder Lenin, oops, Levin."
Lots of those Union idiots are the ones that lost their jobs, and left for another state to screw up. The ones that stayed are rethinking the socialist propaganda that have caused so many plants to close.
Of the 91,000 jobs lost in Michigan in the past 3 1/2 years, union jobs took by far the biggest hit.
The big problems for Stabacow this time.....
Grandstand is also on the ballot, and she is way down in the polls. I doubt that moderates and independents that vote to dump Jenny are going to split their ticket to save "Do nothing Debby".
Now add in the Keith Butler and Kilpatrick factor.
If Butler wins the Republican primary, that will seriously split the Detroit vote.
Kilpatrick and Grandstand have been at war since 2002, they hate each others guts!
Kilpatrick and Butler both draw the bulk of their support from Detroit's Black churches, that will throw a wrench in the Detroit vote.
Neither Grandstand or Stabacow can win without carrying the bulk of the Detroit black vote, it wont take much of a split there to doom them both.
Now, on to the Schwartz race...
I doubt the RATS have put up much of a challenger there, Tim Walberg doesn't have a gaggle of others to split the Aug 8th vote with, if he beats Schwartz its over, he wins easily in Nov.
A crushing defeat is in store for Michigan RATS in November.
IMHO
64 posted on
06/25/2006 7:13:38 AM PDT by
Beagle8U
(Liberals get up every morning and eat a big box of STUPID for breakfast)
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