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  Which GOP Senator(s) Will Lose to a Tea Party Challenger in 2014? (search mode)
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Question: Which GOP Senator(s) Will Lose to a Tea Party Challenge in 2014?
#1
Jeff Sessions, Alabama
 
#2
Saxby Chambliss, Georgia
 
#3
Jim Risch, Idaho
 
#4
Pat Roberts, Kansas
 
#5
Mitch McConnell, Kentucky
 
#6
Susan Collins, Maine
 
#7
Thad Cochran, Mississippi
 
#8
Mike Johanns, South Dakota
 
#9
Jim Inhofe, Oklahoma
 
#10
Lindsey Graham, South Carolina
 
#11
Lamar Alexander, Tennessee
 
#12
John Cornyn, Texas
 
#13
Mike Enzi, Wyoming
 
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« on: November 25, 2012, 08:29:43 PM »

Unfortunately, all of these candidates are a target. Tea Party candidacies spring up unannounced and without the help of name recognition. It can happen to any incumbent Republican, for completely unexplained accusations of lacking conservative credentials, and that is why it is dangerous to our electoral viability in the future. The Republican electorate is killing it's own party, almost enough to make one desire killing the primary/caucus hassle and picking our candidates in smoke filled rooms. It would certainly save a lot of resources.
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