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  • Doug Hoffman - This is not an example of third party ! (vanity)

    10/31/2009 4:46:45 AM PDT · by Halfmanhalfamazing · 41 replies · 920+ views
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    I've had it with progressive media outlets out there talking up third parties as the route for conservatives. Please tell me that all of you see through this. We here on FR have to be largely immune to these attempts at misdirection by the media. Here is one example: The Doug Hoffman Effect Strikes in Two Key Races for GOP With Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman running neck and neck with the Democrat in Tuesday’s special election in New York, some other disaffected Republicans are seeing the third-party route as more viable. Here is the clinton news network doing it,...
  • The Doug Hoffman Effect Strikes in Two Key Races for GOP

    10/30/2009 6:42:03 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 48 replies · 1,792+ views
    The Hill ^ | 10/30/09 | Aaron Blake
    With Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman running neck and neck with the Democrat in Tuesday’s special election in New York, some other disaffected Republicans are seeing the third-party route as more viable. And it could hurt the Republicans in those races. In Virginia’s 5th district, state Sen. Robert Hurt’s entry into the GOP primary has spurred little-known candidate Bradley Rees to switch to the Virginia Conservative Party. And in Ohio, another GOP primary contender said this week that he’ll run as a Constitution Party candidate. Both will go at the GOP nominees from their right flanks and try to expose...
  • Scozzafava Collapses, Republicans Refocus

    10/30/2009 9:15:38 AM PDT · by wk4bush2004 · 325 replies · 12,805+ views
    The events of the last 24 hours have pretty much clinched it: NY-23 is now officially a two-man race between the Democratic nominee Bill Owens and the Conservative Party upstart Doug Hoffman. From NRCC Chairman Pete Sessions to former Gov. George Pataki to former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (through his operative, Jake Menges), Republicans are quickly abandoning their nominee, Assemblywoman Dede Scozzafava, and backing Hoffman in a last-ditch effort to keep former Rep. John McHugh's seat in GOP hands and, perhaps more importantly, deny the Obama administration a much-needed political victory. "I think it’s now to a point where we’ve got...