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  • Gerson: The Humiliations Have Only Begun

    01/19/2010 10:07:45 PM PST · by Senator Goldwater · 51 replies · 2,350+ views
    The Washington Post ^ | January 19, 2010 | Michael Gerson
    So, a Republican has convincingly won Ted Kennedy’s former Senate seat. After opposing health reform. And supporting the waterboarding of terrorists. And appearing as a nude centerfold. In a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by three to one. And where Republicans haven’t won a Senate election since 1972. After a high-profile visit by President Obama. Who won the state by 26 points last year. But who now carries no political weight in the bluest state in the country. With vicious, public recriminations starting among Democrats even before election day. Following major losses in Virginia and New Jersey. It means that...
  • Gene Robinson: Life Goes On (sure it does, Gene)

    01/19/2010 9:41:40 PM PST · by Senator Goldwater · 8 replies · 700+ views
    The Washington Post ^ | January 19, 2010 | Eugene Robinson
    Scott Brown beats Martha Coakley -- and life goes on Well, that was quick. I thought the Apocalypse would be, you know, more of a blockbuster production, with a lot of explosions and computer-generated effects. Instead, just a phone call of concession -- offstage, no less -- from Martha Coakley to Scott Brown. You’d think from the overheated commentary that this was the end of the world (as we know it). Instead of having 20 more votes in the Senate than the Republicans, the Democrats now have only 18 more votes. Run for your lives. From the Democratic Party’s point...