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Hill, 52, who represented the district from 1999 to 2004, said he decided to run after seeing families in the district struggle under Republican leadership. "I do not like the direction the country is moving in right now," said Hill, who has worked for a Washington consulting firm but has been focused on another run. "The administration and others talk about this economic recovery, but people in the 9th District are not feeling it."

So, he doesnt like the 4% growth in GDP last quarter, the 5 million new jobs in last 3 years, the amazing productivity growth. ... never fear, the Democrat prescription of higher taxes, more regulation, eco-extremism, political correctness, affirmative action, no domestic energy supplies, and obstruction of tort and other reform will surely cure our strong economy!

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One problem, Sodrel doesn't have a politicians voice and rhetoric. Very, very successful businessman, but to hear him talk on the radio every Monday morning on Greg Garrisons radio show, doesn't exactly wow you with words.

With increasingly ignorant voter rolls, rhetoric may carry the day.