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krustytheklown
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« Reply #1 on: July 28, 2005, 04:06:52 PM » |
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Santorum would beat Hillary (no question in my mind), but I doubt he could beat Bayh or Warner. Anyway, IDK what his 2008 ambitions are, but it's going to be a hot race. Democrats better have a good rebuttal to Santorum's argument about running for the Senate whip (the Thune effect we possibly saw in SD last year). They really need to talk up Casey (esp. as someone who'll have clout in the Senate), or this will be 2004 redux. Casey, for example, could argue that he'll decrease Republican margins in the Senate which would require bipartisanship for any successful legislation, rather than having one party consistently passing stuff (like CAFTA and dark age energy bills). With Santorum's new book, it's also going to be pivotal whether Casey will integrate "family" into his theme. I've said it before: This race is far from over. But my guess right now: Casey--52% Santorum--47%. This can change, espeically in Purple Pennsylvania.
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