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jfern
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« on: January 27, 2005, 03:27:37 AM »

Frist is retiring
Warner could beat Allen
Jeffords will easily win if he runs, in any case Vermont isn't electing a Republican Senator.
Dorgan isn't really vulnerable, either.
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« Reply #1 on: January 27, 2005, 04:45:41 PM »

If Warner runs against Allen, he is a definite underdog.


I agree.  Warners approval ratings seem pretty good, but from what I hear Allen is pretty popular in that state.  Unless something big breaks durring the campaign I cant see Allen getting less than 52-53% of the vote.  But who knows?  Mark Warner came pretty close to unseating the other Warner in that state in 1996.

SEN. WARNER (R) 53%   1,221,508   
WARNER (D)         47%   1,098,440


Allen is pretty right-wing. I think Senator Warner isn't so right-wing.
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« Reply #2 on: January 28, 2005, 01:21:53 AM »

And now for a third consecutive post:

In regards Vorlon's rankings:

I agree on most of them...

Hillary can be unseated by Rudy easily, by Pataki maybe.

Is there any shot at taking Corzine's seat (considering he's running for Governor)?

Is Herb Kohl really that safe?  (Even if he doesn't retire)

I've heard a lot of talk from the Dems about Bill Frist's seat (as he is definitely retiring, as promised, after his second term)--no chance of Harold Ford or somebody else pulling it off?




Your comments that say Hillary would get beat easily by giuliani and maybe by Pataki.   umm have you seen the polls......

Giuliani is leading Hillary, but barley 45-43

hillary is DEMOLISHING Pataki 58-36

I think if Guilani runs against Spitzer or Hillary, it'll get a lot of media attention, and be close, but he'll lose.  He's about the only Republican who has a chance in a statewide NY election.
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