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justW353
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« on: February 20, 2010, 12:15:40 AM »

So Fallin isn't elected governor of Oklahoma?


Sh1t she's running? Oh well, she's not an essential part of my plot...or even part of my plot.

Why does Hodes somehow manage to pull off a win, but Feingold loses? Thompson doesn't seem like he could bring Feingold down, the Wisconsin GOP would probably need a somewhat fresher face.

Feingold is polling badly now (at least according to the polling on Wikipedia) while Paul Hodes is polling alright. It was unfortunate for me to make Feingold lose, I like him, but it was a rough year for the Democrats.



I still see Feingold pulling out the win, but other than that, it's great so far.
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justW353
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« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2010, 10:32:20 PM »



The economy is doing well but it is not helping the President as the aftermath of the war in Afghanistan is hurting him badly as well as the constant reminder of the way the Administration passed the health care bill which was not supported by the majority of people.


As of February 9, 2010, 63% of Americans support health care reform...

I don't think this is a hack (aren't you a democrat?), but it sure seems it.  Romney would never lead in the polls against Obama if the economy is doing well and health care is passed.  Besides, no one in the US likes Karzai anyways.  I'd be a good day in Afghanistan if he was out of office.
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