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Casey was selected [Link]
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E Pluribus Unum: Ed Koch was GAY?!?!?!?!
Who would have guessed?
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Politicoomer: gee i wonder why
He supported him two years prior
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Still pretty crazy that as late as 1991, there could be more than double the amount of votes in the Democratic primary than for the Democratic nominee in November.
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Eastland refused to endorse Clark in this race [Link]
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Pretty brutal result for a congressman's widow
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George Speaker Mickelson was Speaker before becoming Governor George Speaker Mickelson.
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Ron Kind would have been a stellar recruit
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Leach switched his registration to the Democrats, but he isn't sure if he'll keep it with them [Link]
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Surprised Leach endorsed against Grassley. I would have thought they'd be old friends
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I want Holtzman to pull a Rick Nolan
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In 1968, Galifianakis received a special visit on the House floor from the newly elected president, Richard Nixon ’37, who wanted to meet his fellow Duke Law graduate. Multiple invitations for dinner at the White House followed, as were rides home on Air Force One whenever the president was headed to North Carolina. (Galifianakis was surprised and dismayed when Helms’ 1972 campaign posters carried an admonition from President Nixon that “I need Jesse Helms in Washington.”)
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I believe Martin has resigned from the legislature (see article on his page)
And the candidate who was to replace him on the ballot just dropped out [Link]
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It's like Ward just wants to burn the entire state party to the ground
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I wish he had stayed in. I love train wrecks.
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She can't buy a good headline
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This is quite a race
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She is tagged as Native American ?
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Good for Fields for running a suicide mission.
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IndyGeorgia: I don't know if I've seen a primary with a lower first-place percentage than 14.74%.
New York, take a hint and have runoffs (coupled with faster vote-counting)!
Check out the 1932 Michigan 15th Democratic primary.
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TN-01 always has really low numbers too - about 20% for the winner, but they don't have a runoff.
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And they traded him for a mere late round draft pick...
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I know somebody who goes there and the students love him
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This guy knows how to have the perfect career. Politics early on, then bail and run a university.
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"Republican attorney general candidate Nathan Hochman told Playbook on Tuesday that he didn’t vote for any presidential candidate in 2016 or 2020, but offered little reasoning as to why. He said he wasn’t prepared to vote for anyone based on the “totality of the circumstances,” so he left it blank."
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