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14%.

His 45% was with no other Republican in the race.

And, in case you didn't check, TOM LOST THAT ELECTION.

Now he's #2, AMONG REPUBLICANS, and you think he's got a snowball's chance? Again, get real.

253 posted on 09/26/2003 2:53:42 PM PDT by zoyd (Hi, I'm with the government. We're going to make you like your neighbor.)

Hey, you're the one that started by making the 40% argument, not me. I just called you on it by noting McC's 45% support in 2002. With effectively $0 support from his own party.

Perhaps you are the type that would have told Howard Jarvis not to bother with trying to get enough signatures for the property tax initiative, either.

I can hear it now...

HOWARD LOST THAT INITIATIVE DRIVE.

AND THE ONE BEFORE IT.

AND THE ONE BEFORE THAT.

DOESN'T THAT TELL YOU ANYTHING ABOUT CALIFORNIA VOTERS?!

Do you have a short attention span by any chance?

And your caps key tends to get stuck, maybe you ought to have someone take a look at it.

;-)

260 posted on 09/26/2003 3:08:41 PM PDT by SteveH ((Californians for, like, you know, Moon Unit!!!))

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