A Mass. Senate Race Finally Worth Watching
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YPNation contributor Ewan Watt offers his take on the upcoming Massachusetts Senate race, and what the future could hold for the GOP:
"After getting trounced by the Democrats in the last two rounds of elections, the Republicans were hardly anxious to get campaigning for 2010. In fact, after the health care debacle most Republicans with whom I spoke expected further Democratic gains in both the House and the Senate. It's quite hard to fathom that these very same individuals are thinking the unthinkable--the prospect of seizing back both Houses.
Like Michael Steele (depending on which day of the week you ask him), I find this a little far fetched. But I do expect millions of Americans to vote GOP because of an uneasiness with single party government. It was disastrous under President Bush, and no better under his successor."
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"After getting trounced by the Democrats in the last two rounds of elections, the Republicans were hardly anxious to get campaigning for 2010. In fact, after the health care debacle most Republicans with whom I spoke expected further Democratic gains in both the House and the Senate. It's quite hard to fathom that these very same individuals are thinking the unthinkable--the prospect of seizing back both Houses.
Like Michael Steele (depending on which day of the week you ask him), I find this a little far fetched. But I do expect millions of Americans to vote GOP because of an uneasiness with single party government. It was disastrous under President Bush, and no better under his successor."
Read more: http://bit.ly/7qlNOE
