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"Harry Krause" wrote in message news ![]() On 11/8/2006 10:18 PM, Bert Robbins wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Jim Webb has been declared the apparent winner of the Virginia U.S. Senate race over incumbent George Allen. I didn't realize that the press are the certifying officials. This is an astonishing victory for Webb, who while bright and with a good resume, is about as exciting as watching paint dry. The consensus seems to be that though Webb ran a strong campaign, Allen did himself in, beginning with his famous "Macaca" statements. Wait until he grabs a kid, flips him over, and puts the child's penis in his mouth. He will then become an more interesting and compelling than a blade of grass growing. If the Virginia board of elections declares Webb the winner, the Democrats will control the House, the Senate, and the majority of state governors' mansions, a trifecta. Now that you are in power, what are you going to do with it? Already started. There will be a knock on your door, and you'll be transported to a gulag in the deep south The South still belongs to the conservative Republicans. |
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NOYB wrote:
The South still belongs to the conservative Republicans. Funny you should say that, because most of the South has long term deep rooted Democratic Party control over all local gov't, commissions, sheriffs, etc etc. However, when it comes to national politics, the Republicans get the majority of seats (except for native sons like Carter, Clinton, etc). Funny thing, we are just now seeing the waning of the old Dixiecrats who turned Republican; I think there is a trend towards Democratic voting. I voted in a Southern precinct and there were exactly four Republicans on a 2 page ballot... of course, much of it was non-partisan stuff like judges & utility commissioners... but there were more Democrats running unopposed than Republicans. Just thought you should know the facts DSK |
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DSK,
Depends upon where you are in the South. In my Alabama county the only unopposed candidates werre Republicans. AFAIK in this county no Democrat won an election. If you'd care to check the county is Baldwin. Butch "DSK" wrote in message .. . NOYB wrote: The South still belongs to the conservative Republicans. Funny you should say that, because most of the South has long term deep rooted Democratic Party control over all local gov't, commissions, sheriffs, etc etc. However, when it comes to national politics, the Republicans get the majority of seats (except for native sons like Carter, Clinton, etc). Funny thing, we are just now seeing the waning of the old Dixiecrats who turned Republican; I think there is a trend towards Democratic voting. I voted in a Southern precinct and there were exactly four Republicans on a 2 page ballot... of course, much of it was non-partisan stuff like judges & utility commissioners... but there were more Democrats running unopposed than Republicans. Just thought you should know the facts DSK |
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Butch Davis wrote:
DSK, Depends upon where you are in the South. In my Alabama county the only unopposed candidates werre Republicans. AFAIK in this county no Democrat won an election. If you'd care to check the county is Baldwin. OK, thanks for the info. I guess the South is really as much of a mixed bag as the rest of the country. Regards Doug King |
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