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To: Rabid Republican
I think Tom has garnered a lot of positive spin. If he runs against Barbara Boxer, I think he will have a good shot.
16 posted on 10/08/2003 7:45:31 AM PDT by Recourse
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To: Recourse
We'll see. The California G.O.P. wants him to disappear - they didn't support him in his bid for controller, they didn't support him in his bid for Governor. They are probably talking to Kelsey Gramer/Fraiser as we speak. What a little drug history between friends?
29 posted on 10/08/2003 8:02:53 AM PDT by Rabid Dog
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To: Recourse
I think Tom has garnered a lot of positive spin. If he runs against Barbara Boxer, I think he will have a good shot.

I think Tom has shot himself in the foot...he will now be hanging on the edge of the party like a Buchanan.

Why did he take the cheap shots at Arnold towards the end of the campaign? Does he expect the Governor to support him in his race against Boxer? LOL. How can he win a statewide election by ripping everyone except the 15-20% of Californians who identify as conservatives. Great jop of party building Tom. I'm a conservative that WON'T support McClintock and I can see anywhere close to a majority of people voting for him in the real world. Give me a conservative that can win, that shows political judgement, that shows leadership. We have enough spoilers!

51 posted on 10/08/2003 8:22:10 AM PDT by Wheee The People (Do not read past this line, under penalty of law.)
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To: Recourse
Tom wouldn't stand a chance of being elected in a state wide race. sorry but that is the way it is-look at the last race.
74 posted on 10/08/2003 8:49:17 AM PDT by camas
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