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Republicans Lose Candidate In New York House Race
House Republicans have lost one of their top recruits to take on a freshman Democrat, with businessman Andrew Saul dropping out of the race to go up against Congressman John Hall (D-NY). Saul had raised $800,000, but cited "personal reasons" in dropping out.
This district went to President Bush by a 53%-45% margin in 2004, but even one of the prospective new GOP candidates, state Assemblyman Greg Ball, says Bush's newfound unpopularity changes things. "George Bush has not only hurt the Republican Party, he's left the nation without leadership," said Ball. "It’s going to be a tough year to run as a Republican at the national level."
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This is great news for Democrats, and it goes along with the other good news that the top 3 Republicans in the newly-opened NJ-07 have declined to run, which makes it very difficult for the GOP to keep the seat.
November 21, 2007 10:07 AM | Reply | Permalink
I forget . . . Doesn't "Personal Reasons" mean 'caught with a boy or a dead hooker'?
I mean "Nanny issues" means felony counts being handed down . . .
and
"Health reasons" means I have done something my conscience can't live with . . .
and
"Spend more time with my family" means they were going to fire my sorry arse . . .
and
November 21, 2007 11:06 AM | Reply | Permalink
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