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Interesting. Thanks for that information. I do think a lot of this political prognosticating is wishful thinking. I think the GOP will lose a few seats, but retain control. California CD-50 and Ohio CD-02's special congressional elections that were suppose to be real Democratic pick up opportunities remained GOP. That to me indicates mostly a status quo election. The 1994 GOP win was preceded by two GOP pick ups of Dem. House seats in special elections before hand. Nothing like that this time.
Add this to my comments this morning.
Forget about Charlie Cook. His predictions are useless. He is a Democrat butt kisser through and through. He would not know the truth if it looked him straight in the eye.
These "experts" never actually get around to actually, kind of you know,well, naming names :-)so I will:
Bean Ill, Marshall Ga. Barrow Ga. Mollohan WV. Edwards TX. trouble. Brad Miller NC possible the empty Boswell seat maybe. Hey these are all rats! Why who woulda thunk that?
Actually I think we pick up either 2, 3 or 4 seats, net.
As we get closer to E day we will hear more about the real stories on the ground. Remember when someone is talking generic polls, saying Florida is a swing state or only talking about possible GOP loses,you've got either an ash hole or a lying POS on your hands.
Dang it, now that Andrew Wilkow is gone, I'm out of the loop on local NY politics. What did Gillibrand (sp?) do to get in so much trouble with the dems?
This is a crock. He doesn't have Murtha on even the likely Democrat section of the 'competitive seats'. In other words, he thinks Murtha's reelection is in the bag. I do not agree.
With the current gerrymandered districts, the House is very unlikely to go dem. The dems will pick up seats, but too many districts will require a 20 - 30 point swing to change parties.
Primary elections are today's battleground.