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« Reply #25 on: August 02, 2008, 06:20:22 AM »

Well in the past 18 years no cadidate has been named Kay either.

Guess what that proves.
So Can I hold it to you that you think Dole will get above 55%?
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« Reply #26 on: August 02, 2008, 07:37:30 AM »

Who else is there in NC to run for Senate? Richard Moore? He was a joke? The only person that could beat Hagan in the primaries is Gov. Easley and he might run for Senate and win.
The better question is if there's anyway worse than Kay Hagan

How is Hagan bad?
Considering she down almost double digits and will most likely lose by that much in this atmosphere, obviously a lot.
Can I put you on record saying that Hagan will lose by double-digits?
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You want to go on record...I can't say this with a straight face...that that dude facing Gordon Smith is going to win
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« Reply #27 on: August 02, 2008, 07:47:18 AM »

Who else is there in NC to run for Senate? Richard Moore? He was a joke? The only person that could beat Hagan in the primaries is Gov. Easley and he might run for Senate and win.
The better question is if there's anyway worse than Kay Hagan

How is Hagan bad?
Considering she down almost double digits and will most likely lose by that much in this atmosphere, obviously a lot.
Can I put you on record saying that Hagan will lose by double-digits?
Surely Smiley

You want to go on record...I can't say this with a straight face...that that dude facing Gordon Smith is going to win

If Dole wins by more then 10% I will never post on josh4bush again.
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« Reply #28 on: August 02, 2008, 10:54:23 AM »

This reminds me of Harry's insistence Barbour couldn't break 55% or whatever.

To be fair Jesse Helms never got over 55% either. I think Josh is probably right on this. Even Bush failed to break 55-56%.

Dole in a much better year against a much weaker candidate only got 53% in 2002.
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« Reply #29 on: August 02, 2008, 03:32:37 PM »

Helms was also the most controversial Senator in the country.  Dole was not last time I checked.  As for Bowles, I am not sure how he was "much weaker" than Hagan.
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« Reply #30 on: August 02, 2008, 04:54:25 PM »

This reminds me of Harry's insistence Barbour couldn't break 55% or whatever.

To be fair Jesse Helms never got over 55% either. I think Josh is probably right on this. Even Bush failed to break 55-56%.

Dole in a much better year against a much weaker candidate only got 53% in 2002.

Jesse Helms was so polarizing that it was impossible for him to get over 55% of the vote. His ceiling was 53% and his floor was probably 48%. Kay Hagan is not winning this election, period, unless Dole has some scandal come out. While she isn't the greatest senator in the world, she hasn't done anything to warrant her being voted out of office. She'll get around 54% of the vote or so to Hagan's 45% and move right along with her life. The only person that would've beaten Dole in this race is Mike Easley, but rest assured, he doesn't want to run and probably never will.

Kay Hagan isn't a stronger candidate than Erskine Bowles. Bowles had some experience, while I have no idea what Hagan is. We can argue this all day. Hagan won't beat Burr either. I think he'll break the streak because 2010 will be (hopefully) a GOP year where the environment will be much nicer to the GOP. If Easley does run, Burr would probably lose.

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« Reply #31 on: August 02, 2008, 06:01:01 PM »

This reminds me of Harry's insistence Barbour couldn't break 55% or whatever.

To be fair Jesse Helms never got over 55% either. I think Josh is probably right on this. Even Bush failed to break 55-56%.

Dole in a much better year against a much weaker candidate only got 53% in 2002.

Jesse Helms was so polarizing that it was impossible for him to get over 55% of the vote. His ceiling was 53% and his floor was probably 48%. Kay Hagan is not winning this election, period, unless Dole has some scandal come out. While she isn't the greatest senator in the world, she hasn't done anything to warrant her being voted out of office. She'll get around 54% of the vote or so to Hagan's 45% and move right along with her life. The only person that would've beaten Dole in this race is Mike Easley, but rest assured, he doesn't want to run and probably never will.

Kay Hagan isn't a stronger candidate than Erskine Bowles. Bowles had some experience, while I have no idea what Hagan is. We can argue this all day. Hagan won't beat Burr either. I think he'll break the streak because 2010 will be (hopefully) a GOP year where the environment will be much nicer to the GOP. If Easley does run, Burr would probably lose.



Kay Hagan has been a state senator for a long time, she is the one that is ahead of making sure NC budget is balance.
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« Reply #32 on: August 04, 2008, 02:17:47 PM »

Kay Hagan has been a state senator for a long time, she is the one that is ahead of making sure NC budget is balance.

Kay Hagan has no chance to survive make her time.
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« Reply #33 on: August 04, 2008, 08:27:25 PM »

Is North Carolina's budget balanced? I don't hate Easley by any means, but I know Raleigh has had plenty of scandals recently, and I don't really think Dole has been bad enough to vote out.
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« Reply #34 on: August 05, 2008, 10:40:24 AM »

Is North Carolina's budget balanced? I don't hate Easley by any means, but I know Raleigh has had plenty of scandals recently, and I don't really think Dole has been bad enough to vote out.

Put it this way, NC budget is 100% better then the US. Also I say the first DCCC ad today attacking Dole.
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