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New York Board of Elections
Virginia Board of Elections
New York
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Capitol Confidential
Daily Politics (NY Daily News)
Ben Smith
New Jersey
PolitickerNJ
Newark Star Ledger
Virginia
Post Virginia Politics Blog
Not Larry Sabato
The Shad Plank
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right, like any of us is going to tune into some repuglican fist funk fest sponsored by FIX. I prefer to source the campaigns themselves for palpable breathless anticipation. Besides, I want to skip what Mrs. Fix is wearing and mini-Fix and its' gurgling.
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Ball teams and Bob Dylan don't do it for me either.
Dylan should have retired after "John Wesley Harding."
Even if only one of the goopers wins election we're going to be inundated with GOP-resurgence spin.
Posted by: GoldAndTanzanite | November 3, 2009 8:06 PM | Report abuse
Maine?
an election about civil rights?
who cares about NJ, NY, or ddddd
Posted by: tru-indy | November 3, 2009 7:17 PM | Report abuse
right, like any of us is going to tune into some repuglican fist funk fest sponsored by FIX. I prefer to source the campaigns themselves for palpable breathless anticipation. Besides, I want to skip what Mrs. Fix is wearing and mini-Fix and its' gurgling.
Posted by: angriestdogintheworld | November 3, 2009 6:40 PM | Report abuse
Like you zouk, after the last two elections?
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If there is one thing we know for certain about these weirdos it's that they never let facts get in the way of their beliefs.
Look how triumphantly they're all predicting a Republican sweep and see it as the beginning of some great realignment.
Evidence? Zero.
Posted by: GoldAndTanzanite | November 3, 2009 6:19 PM | Report abuse
Like you zouk, after the last two elections?
Posted by: drindl | November 3, 2009 5:21 PM | Report abuse
I expect the sore loser liberals will crawl back down their hole and forget their childish antics for one night.
Posted by: snowbama | November 3, 2009 4:56 PM | Report abuse
What about Maine!?
Posted by: FairfaxIsBlue | November 3, 2009 4:18 PM | Report abuse
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