To: Torie
Yes. More from the Post:
"Yet, in a sign of the Lott camp's concerns, some allies are quietly suggesting to GOP senators that Lott might resign from the Senate if he is forced out as leader, a move that could jeopardize the party's one-seat majority. Mississippi
Gov. Ronnie Musgrove (D) presumably would appoint a Democrat to replace Lott, they note. That would leave the Senate evenly split, enabling Democrats to regain the majority if they could persuade a moderate Republican to switch parties.
A source close to Lott dismissed the scenario, saying, "it would be a cold day before Trent Lott gives his seat to a Democrat governor."
535 posted on
12/13/2002 9:30:25 PM PST by
crasher
To: crasher
A source close to Lott dismissed the scenario, saying, "it would be a cold day before Trent Lott gives his seat to a Democrat governor." If true, that's the best news I've heard all day.
To: crasher
Are you choosing to deflate this story as a seriel, one episode at a time? :)
542 posted on
12/13/2002 9:32:35 PM PST by
Torie
To: crasher; Torie
It's a trial balloon put up job.Karl was fed a line and gladly reported what the Dems have planned.
The whole story was a gross embellishment or a fabrication.Lots of freepers sure wanted to chew on that bone.
To: crasher
A source close to Lott dismissed the scenario, saying, "it would be a cold day before Trent Lott gives his seat to a Democrat governor." Well I sure hope this is true .. I may not like these attacks from the left .. but sure as heck don't like being blackmailed but the likes of Lott
557 posted on
12/13/2002 9:35:56 PM PST by
Mo1
To: crasher
Ah, crasher, we see now that this is NOT Lott saying this, but rather our favorite unidentified supporters of Lott!
How convenient.
I bet it was McCain. In fact, I would bet cash money on it.
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