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"It's called candidate-itis, and it's a severe disease," Hoffenblum said. "What he badly misreads is how much Republicans want this win, and how Tom appears at times to be in the way."

Who are the "Republicans" he is referring to? No candidate has more grass roots support than McClintock. He has just passed Huffington among all contenders in total number of individual donors, and Tom has a lower percentage of out-of-state donors than any candidate.

Seems like the "Republicans" Hoffenblum is talking about are the same ones that wanted to make Dick RINOrdan Governor. As I have said before, Karl Rove and the CA GOP money men tried to shove Riordan down conservatives' throats, and he was spit back in their faces.

37 posted on 09/29/2003 2:46:44 AM PDT by L.N. Smithee (Peace!/Stay off my back/Or I will attack/And you don't want that! -- Snap!, "The Power")

To: L.N. Smithee

Some would have us surrender everything we believe in if we would vote for a winner.

If only we had a Communist country we could all vote for the winner, the only choice on the ballot!

40 posted on 09/29/2003 2:49:15 AM PDT by GeronL (Vote for the most conservative candidate)

To: L.N. Smithee

He has just passed Huffington...

WOW!

54 posted on 09/29/2003 4:09:13 AM PDT by Drango (In splitting the Republican vote, McClintock is the new Soreloserman.)

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