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Ok, maybe I shouldn't make too many assupmtions, then, since I don't like people doing it about my state, either.
I stand by what I said in response to Maple's comment, though. Doesn't seem to me that what Clinton reportedly said about Obama would be enough to make a current Obama supporter decide to vote for a guy from the party that's been relentlessly obstructing him in Congress.
Ok, maybe I shouldn't make too many assupmtions, then, since I don't like people doing it about my state, either.
I stand by what I said in response to Maple's comment, though. Doesn't seem to me that what Clinton reportedly said about Obama would be enough to make a current Obama supporter decide to vote for a guy from the party that's been relentlessly obstructing him in Congress.
True... but it does make it possible for someone who would have voted dem, but who is on the fence to stay home...
He is starting to spout right wing rhetoric that won't fly in Massachusetts. Coakley is starting to bait him
He is starting to spout right wing rhetoric that won't fly in Massachusetts. Coakley is starting to bait him
She's failing on the abortion schtick....
He is starting to spout right wing rhetoric that won't fly in Massachusetts. Coakley is starting to bait him
She's failing on the abortion schtick....
He caught her there then bumbled the bit about the underwear bomber. He needs a homerun and I don't think he got it
Check these links out within this link Jillian. Scott Brown « The Washington Independent
and these are more stretching but still here they are
Pols & politics: Sen. Scott Brown leads cyber-Senate race - BostonHerald.com
Newsmax - Poll Shows Republican Can Win Mass. Senate Seat
Don't get me wrong I know the probability is a Coakley win, i've lived here long enough to know how my electorate is (hell we had a chance to eliminate our state income tax and we voted to keep it). Still there is a chance and every day it seems the chance is getting better.
If you're a registered voter in Massachusetts, your friendly Democratic Senate candidate, Martha Coakley, is sticking her thumb in your eye.
Coakley, in exquisitely diva-like form, is refusing all invitations to debate her Republican opponent in the race, Scott Brown, unless a third-party candidate with no apparent credentials is included on the stage. She may also require a crystal bowl of orange-only M&Ms in her dressing room, but we haven't gotten that far yet. Her demands have led to an astonishing result: there will be just one -- that's one -- live televised debate in the Boston media market this general election season.
McGrory: Where's Martha Coakley? - Local News Updates - The Boston Globe