What's next for...

[adam]

Harold Ford, Jr. - I could see Ford running again in the next senatorial election.

Ned Lamont - He will now fade back into the nothing he was prior to 2006. He was only nominated in protest to Lieberman's position on the war. The truth is, is that just about anyone who disapproved of the War was going to win that primary. Lamont is still nothing more than a joke, and at this rate, I doubt he'll be anything more.

George Allen - I think he is threw. Like Santorum, he will now be infamously tied to that moronic statement. In addition to that, he'll be remembered by Republicans as the guy who had his seat in the bag and ended up screwing it up, costing them the Senate.

Rick Santorum - I honestly don't have much of a clue. Perhaps he'll write for a conservative magazine or be welcomed into some giant conservative think tank. Either way, I think his career in electoral politics may just be finished.

Jim Talent - Again, no clue. Perhaps another shot at Senate next time around when the situation for the GOP isn't so volatile.

Lincoln Chafee - I could see him running for governor, under which party however remains to be seen.

Bob Ehrlich - I don't know enough about him to really say.

Mark Kennedy - Perhaps a run at congress next time. He isn't a fantastic candidate, and probasbly wouldn't be good for much outside of holding a safe Republican district.