RR> Are you posting that twice? (See previous message.)
Blame it on the power company. The lights blinked and the PC went down. 
I couldn't find the previous message so I thought it hadn't gone out.
RR> Things must be different in you neck of the woods. In all the places
RR> I've looked (and elsewhere, judging from calls to the big talk
RR> shows) the dems and their socialist ilk are getting their message
RR> out with almost NO opposition. Their ads are running at
RR> saturation-level here with only 1 or 2 spots per day from the other
RR> side, and those in poor placements.
I know they're pouring it on, however, this isn't November. The current 
ad campaign is going to peak too early and the Republican ads will be 
coming next.
My opinion isn't based on newspaper articles. I've been talking to the 
people running a lot of those campaigns. They're not ordering cases of 
champagne yet, but the numbers continue to look good. More significant 
are actual results from open primaries. The voters are moving more 
conservative than in years past.
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