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Rep. Steve Kagen (D-Wis.): 'Turnout isn't where we need it to be'
The Hill ^
| November 2, 2010
| By Michael O'Brien
Posted on 11/02/2010 1:16:39 PM PDT by MaestroLC
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To: John in Wisconsin
I surely am praying for that...
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posted on
11/02/2010 1:40:44 PM PDT
by
gibsosa
To: MaestroLC
I just voted in my Republican leaning district (it did go Obama by less than 100 votes in 2008, but voted for Kagans competitor Jon Guard by a 200 vote margin the same year).
I was voter 609 at around 1:00. That turnout rivals 2008.
Things aren't looking good for Kagan in my district!!!!!!
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posted on
11/02/2010 1:42:06 PM PDT
by
codercpc
To: Cheerio
Whoopeee!! Heads exploding tonight.
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posted on
11/02/2010 1:51:03 PM PDT
by
massmike
(...So this is what happens when OJ's jury elects the president....)
To: MaestroLC
Coons is a snot nosed know it all who thinks the Founders didn't get it right, the Constitution as they wrote it needs to be changed on a constant basis.
Thank God he will be back in Delaware raising taxes instead of in DC.
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posted on
11/02/2010 1:52:19 PM PDT
by
Rome2000
(OBAMA IS A COMMUNIST CRYPTO-MUSLIM)
To: All
Don’t forget, white Democrats are turning against obama in record numbers, so high turnout of white voters in Dem strongholds doesn’t guarantee anything....
To: Maverick68
This is the same old Democrat GOTV PM e-mail tactic they do every election ... why everybody falls for it time after time & Hannity out there doing the GOTV for the Democrats is amazing.
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