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You have done nothing to undermine my main and very pressing point---that Jay Wolfe has a very credible and viable campaign going on the ground in WV in the year 2002; and that with a modest investment of already available funds by the Senatorial Committee, we can take Rockefeller right down to the wire by running radio and TV ads that exploit the feeling that's already out there in the electorate that John D. IV has been in office too long---and that it is 'time for a new Jay in West Virginia'.

If we lose this race, and perhaps the control of the U.S. Senate, by just a few points because the leadership of the GOP failed to come to our assistance, I for one am not ever going to let them live it down.

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I think the point is that there are at least 12 races that are more likely to result in a Rep victory that also need funding. Given how much money is being poured into the Caputo race, it's obvious that the national party has not turned its back on West Virginia, only on the idea that Wolfe can win. If you can find a single poll that demonstrates Wolfe has a chance, I'd suggest you send it to Bill Frist.

You have done nothing to undermine my main and very pressing point---that Jay Wolfe has a very credible and viable campaign going on the ground in WV in the year 2002

I apologize if you thought that was my intent. The only point I was trying to undermine was your assertion that no one gave Bush a chance to win in WV.