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Martin best choice for Georgia
In his almost six years in the U.S. Senate, Saxby Chambliss has built a reputation as a loyal defender of President Bush and his policies and as a champion of corporate interests. The people of Georgia now have to decide whether that’s the senator they want for the next six years as well. On his ...
Interview Georgia Senate Candidate Jim Martin: A Progressive in the South?
openleft.com — So last week I asked whether we should endorse Jim Martin, candidate for Senate in Georgia.  Most people said yes, but I wanted to do an interview with him to make sure he's a Better Democrat.  After five days of hard campaigning, he was ... (more) Interview Georgia Senate Candidate Jim Martin: A ...
Martin outraises Sen. Chambliss in third quarter - State news
macon.com — The silver lining for Chambliss is that Martin spent almost all of his money and had just $92,340 in the bank heading into the final month of the campaign. Chambliss had about $1.2 million in his treasury. Martin's advantage in the quarter shows that ... (more) Martin outraises Sen. Chambliss in third quarter - State ...
Leading Conservatives: Saxby Chambliss’ Tax Plans Are Crazy
Leading Conservatives: Saxby Chambliss’ Tax Plans Are Crazy
yglesias.thinkprogress.org — Back during the dark ages of the 2008 GOP Presidential primary, there was a brief boom of support for Mike Huckabee that was swatted down furiously by the conservative establishment. They had some bad reasons for doing this, but also some good ... (more) Leading Conservatives: Saxby Chambliss’ Tax Plans Are Crazy
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Senate Races Through a TV Lens
The Caucus — ... Thirty. Is he in trouble? We’re not that predictive. And he’s a wellknown, solid figure in his state. Here’s the DSCC ad: Senator McConnell fires back, even using the cowboy-footage from the Democrats’ ad to counter his challenger, Bruce Lunsford, on Wall Street money, hedge-fund money and voters’ concerns: We have a treasure trove of ads to post. And we will in the coming days. As for news this week in the increasingly competitive Senate races, well….The Atlanta-Journal Constitution today endorsed Jim Martin over Republican Saxby Chambliss, in the Georgia race that has ...

Jim Martin for Georgia Senate
culturekitchen - fresh dissent served daily — This year Georgia has the opportunity not only to elect a fine Democrat, Jim Martin, to the Senate, but also to right a wrong committed by Republicans 6 years ago. Jim Martin is running against Republican Saxby Chambliss who ran a sleazy, nasty smear campaign against Vietnam War hero and disabled Veteran Max Cleland. Saxby Chambliss, in comparison to Max Cleland's war record, was given five student deferments and he received a medical deferment for a bad knees due to a football injury. So Chickenhawk Chambliss smeared a genuine war hero, Max Cleland to win a Senate seat. Now Democrat Jim Martin, also Vietnam Veteran, is running to defeat Chickenhawk ...

A Matter of Honor: Georgia Senate Race
culturekitchen - fresh dissent served daily — This year Georgia has the opportunity not only to elect a fine Democrat, Jim Martin, to the Senate, but also to right a wrong committed by Republicans 6 years ago. Jim Martin is running against sleazy Republican Saxby Chambliss who ran a nasty smear campaign against Vietnam War hero and disabled Veteran Max Cleland. This was a typical Karl Rove smear campaign aimed at a man who sacrificed his limbs for his country. Saxby Chambliss, in comparison to Max Cleland's brave war record, was given five student deferments and he received a medical deferment for a bad knees due to a football injury. So Chickenhawk Chambliss smeared a genuine war hero, Max Cleland to win a ...

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