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"I'd like to see this list get really looooooooooooong. It's going to be a huge challenge to decide what is the lowest 'RAT trick."

That is like trying to pick out the biggest, ugliest and most disgusting cockroach from an enormous swarm (is that the correct term?)

"picking out the biggest ugliest cockroach. " Good analogy. Beleive it or nor not I do have a point to asking everyone to do this. It has to do with my comment at the very beggining of the thread. I'm talking to "staying home Republicans", there are more of them out there then you think. I've talked to several in the past couple of days. The point needs to made LOUD & CLEAR to them that they have to support republican thiselection. We have too much to lose.

Demcrats have become a corruption filled mafia. They can't be trusted to run this nation. Especially in light of the fact that we have been attacked and are under a constant threat. I heard Colmes say to Hannity on their show the other night "Don't we need 2 partys for the good of this nation" I was thinking , yeah, we need 2 partys but the other one doesn't have to be the demacrat party.

Truth be known, there isn't a demacrat party any more. These dems are actually Socialists (the exception of Zell Miller) All you have to do is look at their creepy yelling and chanting, boooing Trent Lott, and then demanding by name that each republican at the memorial/ rally step aside and vote dem. It looked like the Fascist rallies of the 30's & 40's. The people need to wake up and see them for what they are.

And this just in:

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That set up a rematch with Republican John Kline, a retired Marine who ran strongly against Luther in 1998 and 2000 in the current Sixth District, but whose residence is in the new Second. Because of those strong showings, Republicans have high hopes he could beat Luther this time.

A bizarre wrinkle was added when a third candidate, Sam Garst, entered the race under the banner of the No New Taxes Party. It turned out to be a party in name only, and Garst turned out to be a longtime Democratic activist who had contributed money to Luther in the past. The Kline campaign pounced on the sham candidacy, calling it a naked ploy to strip votes from the Republican candidate.