What if Tom Daschle won his 2004 race and stayed on as the Dem leader? (user search)
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  What if Tom Daschle won his 2004 race and stayed on as the Dem leader? (search mode)
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Kamala
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« on: August 12, 2017, 09:26:18 PM »

He might have run for President in 2008, and he might have done well in Iowa, but I don't see him doing well anywhere else.

He probably stays on as Majority leader until 2010, when he loses re-election (probably in a rematch with Thune)

Honestly, if Thune loses twice, he would've been a spent political force. A different Republican would win the primary (and most likely the general.)
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Kamala
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« Reply #1 on: August 12, 2017, 11:35:52 PM »

He might have run for President in 2008, and he might have done well in Iowa, but I don't see him doing well anywhere else.

He probably stays on as Majority leader until 2010, when he loses re-election (probably in a rematch with Thune)

Honestly, if Thune loses twice, he would've been a spent political force. A different Republican would win the primary (and most likely the general.)

Matt Michels or Larry Pressler seems most likely.

Pressler is also spent. I would say Rounds does it, considering his term ended in 2010, instead of going for the open seat in 2014.
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