nola.com - 12/9/2008
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WASHINGTON -- Now Mr. Cao goes to Washington, and compared to the improbable congressman-elect from New Orleans, the fictional Mr. Smith of Hollywood seems positively standard issue. Read complete Times-Picayune coverage of Cao's victory Anh "Joseph" Cao, R-New Orleans, spent Monday accepting ...
GOP rookie Cao upsets 9-term Rep. William Jefferson in New Orleans
latimesblogs.latimes.com 12/7/2008 —
The Republican Party, devastated by the Nov. 4 loss of the White House and more seats in both houses of Congress, got a shred of good news late Saturday.
Anh Joseph Cao , a little-known 41-year-old community organizer and GOP attorney, ...
Breaking: "Cold Cash" Jefferson Ousted!... Republican Cao Wins!
gatewaypundit.blogspot.com 12/7/2008 — Amazing!... There's going to be one less Democratic crook in Congress this year. Rep. William "Cold Cash" Jefferson lost his Congressional seat to Republican Anh "Joseph" Cao in Louisiana. Anh "Joseph" Cao, a Vietnamese-American and a ...
Jefferson Defeated by 1st Vietnamese Congressman
outsidethebeltway.com 12/7/2008 — William “The Freezer” Jefferson, who has been under federal indictment for three years, narrowly lost a hurricane-delayed election yesterday to Republican Anh “Joseph” Cao.
Nine-term Democratic Rep. William Jefferson, who has ...
When Cold Cash is trash
powerlineblog.com 12/8/2008 — Like Governor Bobby Jindal, Anh "Joseph" Cao is something of a dream Republican candidate. Calling Cao's "one of the most intersting personal stories around," Maggie Lineback reported on November 4:
He and his family fled their native Vietnam ...
Joseph Cao and the 435 District Strategy
thenextright.com 12/7/2008 — There were two elections in Louisiana tonight, and it's fair to say that before tonight, what became John Fleming's squeaker in the 4th attracted 99% of the attention from the political class. After tonight, that figure should be reversed.
In the ...
"Dollar Bill" Jefferson (D-LA) Loses Re-Election
tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com 12/7/2008 — Rep. "Dollar Bill" Jefferson (D-LA) has lost his seat in tonight's Louisiana elections to Republican candidate Joseph Cao, giving the Dems their own case of Ted Stevens Syndrome -- that is, a safe and well-entrenched incumbent, who holds a seat that ...
Amanda Carpenter: Jefferson LOSES in LA to an American Hero
townhall.com 12/8/2008 — Louisiana's newest GOP congressman, Joseph Cao. The disgraced congressman Rep. William "Cold Cash" Jefferson has lost his 10th term re-election to Republican Ahn "Joseph" Cao, 50 percent to Jefferson's 47 percent.Cao...
Meet the Most Screwed Congressman in Washington
blogs.tnr.com 12/8/2008 — The Politico headline puts it best: "Holy Cao!" This weekend, a Republican lawyer named Joseph Cao finally offed corrupt Louisiana Democratic Representative Bill Jefferson, pulling off something of a shock. Now, the fact that a Republican ...
Sacred Cao
blogs.tnr.com 12/8/2008 — Looks like GOP leaders aren't seeing what I saw in Republican lawyer Joseph Cao's triumph over corrupt incumbent Bill Jefferson -- namely, that it was essentially a fluke victory facilitated by Jefferson's penchant for keeping bribe money on ice. ...
Cao is The Winter of Our Discontent —
Politico Live's Blogs
Riffing off of John Boehner's memo, "The Future is Cao," a TNR commenter has a handy rundown of Cao-related headlines for editors, depending on what the newly-elected Anh "Joseph" Cao does in the House.
The Future is Cao
Holy Cao
Sacred Cao
Caoabunga, Dude!
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Cao Kicks “Cold Cash” to the Curb —
Daily Pundit
Anh ‘Joseph’ Cao beats Rep. William Jefferson in 2nd Congressional District - Breaking News from New Orleans - Times-Picayune - NOLA.com
Indicted U.S. Rep. William Jefferson suffered what may be the final blow of his storied political career in the most improbable way Saturday, ...
Thieving dumbass ousted —
This Blog Is Full Of Crap
William Jefferson lost the run-off election for his seat in Congress:
In the 2nd Congressional District, which includes most of New Orleans, Republican attorney Anh "Joseph" Cao won 50 percent of the vote to Jefferson's 47 percent and will become the first Vietnamese-American in Congress. His ...
Indicted Congressman Loses in Louisiana —
Drudge Retort
Political newcomer Anh "Joseph" Cao, a Republican, has beaten nine-term incumbent William Jefferson, a Democrat, in the 2nd Congressional District, according to the Associated Press. Jefferson, sought re-election to a 10th term as he awaits trial on federal charges of bribery and public corruption.
Indicted Democratic Rep. William Jefferson Loses Seat —
Politics Daily
Indicted Democratic U.S. Representative William Jefferson lost his bid for a tenth term Saturday when he was defeated by Republican Anh "Joseph" Cao. Cao won 50 percent of the vote to Jefferson's 47 percent. With his victory, Cao becomes the first Vietnamese-American in Congress. Jefferson was ...
William Jefferson Loses a Squeaker —
Stop The ACLU
Moonbattery has suffered a surprising setback in New Orleans, which moonbats adopted as their spiritual capital in the wake of Katrina:
A political unknown and a newly minted Republican, [Anh "Joseph"] Cao, 41, became the first Vietnamese American ever elected to Congress on Saturday, with an ...
Anh for the road —
Power Line
Eve Fairbanks's post "Sacred Cao" discounts the significance of Anh "Joseph" Cao's unlikely victory over William "Cold Cash" Jefferson in Louisiana's Second District congressional race. Fairbanks's heading inspires one commenter to offer a full set of headings that pun on Cao's name for future ...
Joseph Cao —
The American Scene
We all know that Cao will have a very hard time, i.e., an impossible time, holding William Jefferson’s seat — Dan Rostenkowski was defeated by Republican Michael Patrick Flanagan , and he was soundly defeated by the squeaky-clean Rod Blagojevich in the next cycle — but I think ...
NRCC Spends Wisely in Cao Win —
RedState: Conservative News and Community
Joseph Cao’s win over Bill Jefferson in Louisiana’s second district will likely wind up as one of the highlights of this cycle for the Republican party. Most analysts thought that Jefferson’s re-election in 2006 was a sign that the voters were unlikely to punish him for his ...