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« on: November 23, 2007, 02:13:03 AM »

Ferguson is no moderate.

In 2006, moderate House Republicans took the brunt of the Democratic congressional landslide. Former GOP Reps. Nancy Johnson (Conn.), Rob Simmons (Conn.), Gil Gutknecht (Minn.), and Charlie Bass (N.H.) all were ousted by Democratic challengers.

Ahahahahhahahahha! That's the funniest one yet. I know my thankfully ex-Congressman well, and calling him a moderate is downright hysterical.

No mention of Ramstad? Of course whoever replaces him should be a moderate, regardless of party.
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