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Civil War in Republican Party
Today’s headlines:
GOP Nominee Endorses Democrat. New York Assemblywoman Dede Scozzafava is endorsing the Democrat candidate since she was forced out by right wing republicans because she was not right wing enough for them. Scozzafava was chosen to be the Republican Party nominee by state party officials for the special election scheduled for Tuesday, but her centrist views on a number of issues caused an immediate backlash from conservative activists and national organizations which rallied behind Hoffman’s candidacy.
Rush Limbaugh, leader of the Republican party, says President Obama is “over his head” and not up to the job. Rush, do you mean like George Bush was? Yes then, I know what you mean. Not only is the President “over his head”, the whole US Government is over their head and the country is over their head. I thought that was a given for a long time. Apparently Mr. Rush is just realizing this situation.
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November 4th, 2009 at 7:34 am
Nov 4 - Democratic candidate Bill Owens will be elected to a vacant U.S. House seat in upstate New York.
so the split in the republican party did cost them the election.