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Which GOP Senator(s) Will Lose to a Tea Party Challenger in 2014? (search mode)

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Which GOP Senator(s) Will Lose to a Tea Party Challenge in 2014?

#1 Jeff Sessions, Alabama		4 (5.8%)
#2 Saxby Chambliss, Georgia		31 (44.9%)
#3 Jim Risch, Idaho		2 (2.9%)
#4 Pat Roberts, Kansas		4 (5.8%)
#5 Mitch McConnell, Kentucky		19 (27.5%)
#6 Susan Collins, Maine		26 (37.7%)
#7 Thad Cochran, Mississippi		11 (15.9%)
#8 Mike Johanns, South Dakota		4 (5.8%)
#9 Jim Inhofe, Oklahoma		3 (4.3%)
#10 Lindsey Graham, South Carolina		61 (88.4%)
#11 Lamar Alexander, Tennessee		19 (27.5%)
#12 John Cornyn, Texas		9 (13%)
#13 Mike Enzi, Wyoming		3 (4.3%)

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Topic: Which GOP Senator(s) Will Lose to a Tea Party Challenger in 2014? (Read 7245 times)

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Re: Which GOP Senator(s) Will Lose to a Tea Party Challenger in 2014?

« on: November 20, 2012, 07:40:14 PM »

I honestly can't see any of these Senators not being renominated if they run. Though I can't speak specifically regarding most of them, I'll eat crow if anyone even comes close to unseating Alexander. The Tea Party tried to knock off the less entrenched Bob Corker in the last election, and he blew past the opposition with over eighty percent of the vote. There is NO WAY Alexander loses re-election. Who
would the Tea Party run against him? Diane Black? I dare her to try. She'll lose, and it won't even be close.

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