“Republican Scott Brown could save us”

[NeetaT]

“The bill’s future is further complicated by a scheduled Jan. 19 election in Massachusetts. Some polls show Democrat Martha Coakley in a closer-than-expected race against Republican Scott Brown and an independent contender. The winner will replace Sen. Paul Kirk, who became the 60th member of the Democratic caucus when he was named to his seat as successor to the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.

A Republican upset would deprive Democrats of their 60th vote.”

What are the chances? Please tell me he has a good chance.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Neeta: The simple fact that we’re even discussing a Republican having a chance in a Massachusetts election should tell you something significant.

I can’t recall seeing this many politicians, of both parties, hitting the exits.

While some, like Dodd, were expected; others, like Dorgan, were a surprise.

2010 elections should be veddy interesting.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Neeta: The simple fact that we’re even discussing a Republican having a chance in a Massachusetts election should tell you something significant.

I can’t recall seeing this many politicians, of both parties, hitting the exits.

While some, like Dodd, were expected; others, like Dorgan, were a surprise.

2010 elections should be veddy interesting.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Neeta: The simple fact that we’re even discussing a Republican having a chance in a Massachusetts election should tell you something significant.

I can’t recall seeing this many politicians, of both parties, hitting the exits.

While some, like Dodd, were expected; others, like Dorgan, were a surprise.

2010 elections should be veddy interesting.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Neeta: The simple fact that we’re even discussing a Republican having a chance in a Massachusetts election should tell you something significant.

I can’t recall seeing this many politicians, of both parties, hitting the exits.

While some, like Dodd, were expected; others, like Dorgan, were a surprise.

2010 elections should be veddy interesting.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Neeta: The simple fact that we’re even discussing a Republican having a chance in a Massachusetts election should tell you something significant.

I can’t recall seeing this many politicians, of both parties, hitting the exits.

While some, like Dodd, were expected; others, like Dorgan, were a surprise.

2010 elections should be veddy interesting.

[patientrenter]

[quote=NeetaT]…What are the chances? Please tell me he has a good chance.[/quote]

The probability is 2%. No, wait, it’s 1%. No, it’s 2%….

I’d say the odds are low, NeetaT. (It’s Massachusetts, ya know.) If you need some decimal points on the probability, I’ll think about it some more.

[patientrenter]

[quote=NeetaT]…What are the chances? Please tell me he has a good chance.[/quote]

The probability is 2%. No, wait, it’s 1%. No, it’s 2%….

I’d say the odds are low, NeetaT. (It’s Massachusetts, ya know.) If you need some decimal points on the probability, I’ll think about it some more.

[patientrenter]

[quote=NeetaT]…What are the chances? Please tell me he has a good chance.[/quote]

The probability is 2%. No, wait, it’s 1%. No, it’s 2%….

I’d say the odds are low, NeetaT. (It’s Massachusetts, ya know.) If you need some decimal points on the probability, I’ll think about it some more.

[patientrenter]

[quote=NeetaT]…What are the chances? Please tell me he has a good chance.[/quote]

The probability is 2%. No, wait, it’s 1%. No, it’s 2%….

I’d say the odds are low, NeetaT. (It’s Massachusetts, ya know.) If you need some decimal points on the probability, I’ll think about it some more.

[patientrenter]

[quote=NeetaT]…What are the chances? Please tell me he has a good chance.[/quote]

The probability is 2%. No, wait, it’s 1%. No, it’s 2%….

I’d say the odds are low, NeetaT. (It’s Massachusetts, ya know.) If you need some decimal points on the probability, I’ll think about it some more.

[patb]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Neeta: The simple fact that we’re even discussing a Republican having a chance in a Massachusetts election should tell you something significant.

I can’t recall seeing this many politicians, of both parties, hitting the exits.

While some, like Dodd, were expected; others, like Dorgan, were a surprise.

2010 elections should be veddy interesting.[/quote]

be careful, the press loves a horse race.

Coakley is running a shit campaign.

Rahm is certainly doing a great job of demobilizing
the democratic base.

even if Brown wins, the house could pass the senate bill and that’s it.

or Reid could grow a pair and stick a health care bill on top of funding for the troops.

[patb]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Neeta: The simple fact that we’re even discussing a Republican having a chance in a Massachusetts election should tell you something significant.

I can’t recall seeing this many politicians, of both parties, hitting the exits.

While some, like Dodd, were expected; others, like Dorgan, were a surprise.

2010 elections should be veddy interesting.[/quote]

be careful, the press loves a horse race.

Coakley is running a shit campaign.

Rahm is certainly doing a great job of demobilizing
the democratic base.

even if Brown wins, the house could pass the senate bill and that’s it.

or Reid could grow a pair and stick a health care bill on top of funding for the troops.

[patb]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Neeta: The simple fact that we’re even discussing a Republican having a chance in a Massachusetts election should tell you something significant.

I can’t recall seeing this many politicians, of both parties, hitting the exits.

While some, like Dodd, were expected; others, like Dorgan, were a surprise.

2010 elections should be veddy interesting.[/quote]

be careful, the press loves a horse race.

Coakley is running a shit campaign.

Rahm is certainly doing a great job of demobilizing
the democratic base.

even if Brown wins, the house could pass the senate bill and that’s it.

or Reid could grow a pair and stick a health care bill on top of funding for the troops.

[patb]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Neeta: The simple fact that we’re even discussing a Republican having a chance in a Massachusetts election should tell you something significant.

I can’t recall seeing this many politicians, of both parties, hitting the exits.

While some, like Dodd, were expected; others, like Dorgan, were a surprise.

2010 elections should be veddy interesting.[/quote]

be careful, the press loves a horse race.

Coakley is running a shit campaign.

Rahm is certainly doing a great job of demobilizing
the democratic base.

even if Brown wins, the house could pass the senate bill and that’s it.

or Reid could grow a pair and stick a health care bill on top of funding for the troops.

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