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  Democrats: Which victory would be the sweetest? (search mode)
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Defeating Coleman, and retaking Paul Wellstone's seat
 
#2
Defeating Chambliss, and avenging Max Cleland
 
#3
Defeating McConnell, and cutting the head off the Republican snake
 
#4
Defeating Stevens, and taking down the longest serving Republican Senator
 
#5
I'm a Republican, so ideally none of the above
 
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TeePee4Prez
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« on: October 15, 2008, 09:31:56 PM »

Defeating Chambliss would be sweetest, just because he ran a horribly ugly campaign against Max Cleland and because Georgia is a strong Republican state.

Defeating Coleman would be a close second, but not as ibg an upset because Minnesota is a Democratic state.

My answer as well.  I have to say Franken doesn't impress me though.
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« Reply #1 on: October 25, 2008, 11:20:13 AM »

I know this is supposed to be focused exclusively on Senate races, but there is no Republican I want to see lose more than Michele Bachmann.

But for some reason you love her strong supporter Norm Coleman.

I don't love Norm.  I hate Franken.

How anyone can hate Franken more than that vile piece of trashing occupying Paul Wellstone's seat unless they're a far right winger is beyond me.

Franken was not the best pick for you guys and you know it.  I agree, Norm Coleman is a piece of trash, but Franken is not striking me as wrapped too tight.  Amy Klobuchar would be my prefered MN Senator regardless of whether Franken or Coleman wins.  That said I still want Franken to win.
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