[Aetius]

Yes, I hope conservatives and Republicans do all they can to win in Michigan.

But just think how good a shape we might be in if not for the sour mood brought by Iraq and high gas prices. Most of our vulnerable incumbents would probably be safe, and we'd have excellent chances in Michigan, Washington, Maryland, New Jersey, and Minnesota to knock off Democrats.

[StoneWall Brigade]

thats true

[cripplecreek]

I got out and voted in the primary and you can count on me to vote in the general election.

[StoneWall Brigade]

old John is on the attack with Sheets Byrd

[Westlander]

Here's StabenSow--
http://www.issues2000.org/MI/Debbie_Stabenow.htm

[staytrue]

we'd have excellent chances in Michigan, Washington, Maryland, New Jersey, and Minnesota to knock off Democrats.

And a sweep would mean 60 in the senate. It is a long shot, but who knows.

[Common Tator]

According to the latest polls, only about 25 percent of Likely voters mention Iraq as the most important issue. Only 4 percent mention the price of gasoline as the most important issue. Only 13 percent mention immigration as the most important issue facing voters.

People are interested in the things that effect their personal lives. Iraq and immigration do not effect many lives. The public understands that the price of oil is not the president or the Republican's fault.

Polls do not bear out what you assume from reading the media and reading the posts on FR.