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North Carolina (GOP Club)

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  • NC Senate Race

    07/02/2002 8:01:09 PM PDT · by conservasaurous · 12 replies · 229+ views
    USA Today Report on NC US Seante Race omitted any polls. What's the skinny? Is Dole trouncing Snyder, et. al. or is the race heating up? Is Bowles way ahead or is Blue catching up. How well are the campaigns being managed? Any surprises to come?
  • North Carolina Race Heats Up

    06/18/2002 12:28:53 PM PDT · by afuturegovernor · 3 replies · 141+ views
    Greensboro News and Record ^ | June 18, 2002 | Eric Dyer
    North Carolina Race Heats Up 6/18/02 Source:Greensboro News and Record By: Eric Dyer This article has been excerpted From partisan sniping to a fresh round of advertising, the race for North Carolina's open U.S. Senate seat has entered a new phase, even though neither major party has yet picked a nominee. The primary contest apparently has ended for one Democratic hopeful, at least rhetorically. Twice in the past week, Erskine Bowles set his sights on Republican contender Elizabeth Dole and hammered her on the environment, health care and Social Security. Bowles, a former Clinton White House chief of staff, said...
  • JUDGE PICKERING'S NOMINATION BLOCKED AND THE LATEST NEWS FROM SENATE RACES

    03/20/2002 5:50:48 PM PST · by PhiKapMom · 26 replies · 257+ views
    National Republican Senatorial Committee ^ | 20 March 2002 | Senator Bill Frist, M.D.
    Subj: Judge Pickering's nomination blocked & the latest news from the Senate races Date: 03/20/2002 7:37:27 PM Central Standard Time From: billfrist@listserv.nrsc.org To: skcalien@aol.com Dear NRSC E-member, In a jarring reminder of why we must elect a Bush Majority this November, Senate Democrats killed the nomination of Judge Charles Pickering, President Bush's choice for the federal bench. President Bush lamented "We are seeing a pattern where too often judicial confirmations are turned into ideological battles that delay justice and hurt our democracy." One more reason to try and sign up as many E-members as you can by telling them to...