Bonilla under fire in House race

El Paso Times ^ | March 31, 2002 | Gary Scharrer

[section9]

Hey Torie, speaking of which, what about that Texas governor's race? Am I reading my articles correctly, that Perry could be in trouble? Or is that wishful thinking from the AP?

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[Torie]

I don't know. Could be. You have a rather conservative Hispanic, with a deep pocket ready to spend millions. It is not in the previous form books. If Sanchez wears well, he certainly could win.

[KQQL]

Dream on TOrie.... There is no way A RAT Will win the GOV's race in TX,........

The is Perry Race to lose......plus there is no way TX will vote for a Pro-choice ( Yes , he's told NARAL he's pro-choice -------,plus he's for State TAX, and he' no conservtive )............... PLUS W shouldn't be President if GOP loses the GOV or the senate race in Texas..........

[KQQL]

Dream on TOrie.... There is no way A RAT Will win the GOV's race in TX, in 2002........

This is Perry Race to lose......plus there is no way TX will vote for a Pro-choice ( Yes , he's told NARAL he's pro-choice -------,plus he's for State TAX, and he' no conservtive )............... PLUS W shouldn't be President if GOP loses the GOV or the senate race in Texas..........

[GraniteStateConservative]

Foley only won 55% of the vote in '92. It was an upset, but Foley wasn't running very strong in the last cycle. A Bonilla loss would be much more unexpected than Foley's loss.

[Torie]

A riptide was flowing towards the GOP in Spokane, as the red and the blue sorted itself out. Foley was on the wrong side of the line. These days Eastern Washington is safe GOP. It was not that way not that long ago. Meanwhile, Seattle and Portland moved the other way sharply. What used to be fairly homogenous voting patterns in those states are no more. Now there are highly dichotomous.