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July 27, 2005
Swift Boat Repeat
-- by Dave Johnson
It's within five points. This is important because ... well just look at the history of elections in this district:
2004: 72% to 28%So suddenly the national Republican Party is pouring in hundreds of thousands of dollars which will be used to smear Paul Hackett because he was a Marine Major who served in Iraq. The Republicans just can't stand to see this happening, and they understand what it will mean for their propaganda machine if Hackett wins.
2002: 74% to 26%
2000: 74% to 23%
1998: 76% to 24%
So do we. So go help: ActBlue - Paul Hackett for Congress, Ohio, District 2
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Comments
The Washington Post is reporting the House passed CAFTA by a vote of 217 to 215.
Here's a great talking point for Hackett.
Forget fags and abortion, how about jobs that pay living wages for Ohioans...?
Posted by: Mimi Schaeffer at July 27, 2005 9:42 PM
The race is lost. Five percent is way too easy to fix in Ohio.
Posted by: Ryan Maynard at July 28, 2005 4:16 AM
The blogosphere is having a major impact... last time I looked, donations on the ActBlue page were in the $150,000 range, and now they're in the $300,000+ range. Hopefully, this is drawing in other money as well.
Posted by: Thomas Leavitt
at July 28, 2005 9:10 PM
Question/point: if the Democrats can run a competitive race in a district this daunting, what would they be able to do if they found decent candidates to run in more competitive districts... and maybe, why "waste" Paul in a district like this, when the evidence suggests he'd be a shoo-in elsewhere?
Posted by: Thomas Leavitt
at July 28, 2005 9:14 PM
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