And it's wonderful electorial process to decide the fate of the Senate.... Mary, we're with you darlin........ http://www.accessatlanta.com/ajc/epaper/editions/wednesday/news_d3fb7816014ab0070038.html
How much cash does MARY! spend in the primary? Does she encourage the New Orleans negro to vote in large numbers with the only type of encouragement the Louisiana Democratic Party knows by emptying her account...or does she save some in reserve just in case? Last poll I saw had MARY! at 44%, that would give her somewhere between 4- 8% of the white vote by my calculation?
The whole Landrieu clan has over the years perfected the election day mass transit system. They transport more people in less time than the most efficient transit program. Yes, if only major cities could duplicate the Landrieus' technology then our commuting problems would be solved!
What utter (yet typical) nonsense from Louisiana's political fool of an "insider"! Do you have any explanation for your acts Sir? Poor GreenSox has a closet full of "Breaux for Governor" t-shirts he printed up in anticipation of the announcement you proclaimed would come, yet never did! Add that to his Kenny Williams Bobble-head dolls and "Cheer the White Sox-Beat a Firstbase Coach" medallions, poor GreenSox has been forced to substitute teach at Sarah Reed High to try to lift himself out of his financial strait caused by misinformation and poor marketing strategies hoisted upon himself by the likes of you!
To have any chance of defeating Landrieu, the Republicans have to hold her under 50% in the primary and make sure Suzy Terrell is the #2 vote getter. Very tricky to do that. Right now it looks as if the #2 vote getter will be John Cooksey. As much as I like him, he has no chance in a runoff to beat Landrieu, even if the national party funnels gobs of money down here. Why oh why couldn't he just keep his mouth shut about Arabs? Anyway, will be interesting to see how next Tuesday shakes out. As for control of the Senate, it probably won't come down to Louisiana. The Republicans have Tennessee and Missouri pretty much sewn up, and at least two of the other competitive races are going to go their way, probably North Carolina and New Hampshire. That means the Democrats have to take two Republican Senate seats. Arkansas is going to be a good one to watch, that race is a virtual dead heat. Minnesota is also a toss up, New Jersey is solidly Democratic, and North Dakota is a toss up. Can the Democrats hold on? We'll see.
