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To The Christie Campaign: Remember Norm Coleman And Defend Your Victory
redstate.com - 27 days ago
To The Christie Campaign: Remember Norm Coleman And Defend Your Victory
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Election Night 2004 saw Republican Dino Rossi emerge victorious in the Washington State gubernatorial election against Democrat Christine Gregoire. Yet when the time came to take the oath of office, Christine Gregoire stood at the podium with her right hand up. Four years later, Election ...

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11/3: Time To Break Out The Brooms?
Blogometer — Conservative bloggers ( Lane , Knight ) are accusing NJ Dems of trying to "steal the election" for Corzine, and they're buzzing ( Morrissey , Gardner , Geraghty ) about allegations that NJ Dems are "using gangbangers for GOTV." Liberal bloggers ( Roth , Black , Schulman ) are accusing their conservative counterparts of making phony voter fraud allegations. Liberal bloggers ( Hamsher , Benen ) are criticizing Blue Dog Rep. Jason Altmire (D-PA) for claiming that centrist Dems would benefit ...

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