[medscribe]

Boy, the Traitorcrats are in real trouble when even the Commie News Network says they're having a bad week.

[buffyt]

HEE HEE HEE~~~~

I love it!!!!!!!!!

[Republican Red]

Geez, Democrats must be having a bad week when even CNN is taking notice.

Are the rats abandoning the sinking ship?

[ReaganRevolution]

Ain't life grand?!

[apackof2]

Could'nt happen to a more deserving bunch..........tee hee hee
Pardon me while I gloat

[JohnnyZ]

But the real bad news for Democrats may not come until Tuesday, when voters in New Jersey, Philadelphia, Virginia, Mississippi, Kentucky and San Francisco head to the polls for elections poised to fuel GOP claims of momentum heading into 2004.

Charlotte, too. Don't forget Charlotte.

[SF Republican]

Happy days are here again!

[PMCarey]

What does it say about a political party when the best news of week for it, is the death of American soldiers?

[HIDEK6]

...making it all the more implausible that the Democrats, barring a major shift in the current political landscape, can retake the Senate next year.(??????)

What CAN these people be thinking?

[MJY1288]

And this article doesn't even mention that Zell Miller, Ed Koch and Andrew Cuomo, Three well known democrats, have all endorsed George W. Bush for President in 2004.

Zell Miller all but condemned his party on Meet the Press this Sunday

[Qwinn]

Don't expect any good news for the Republican GOP. New Jersey is, IMO, hopeless. Stick a crowbar in the Delaware River and pry the whole damn state into the ocean for the insanely corrupt liberal quagmire it is.

Qwinn

[Tacis]

First the Soviets abandon them... Now, all the dems have are those long distance calls to their spiritual advisor, Dr. Achmed, where they get a tape that says, "Death to the Yankee Infidels." The dems, especially guys like Dashole, Schmuckie, Leahy, and Pelosi, that it just isn't as comforting as it once was. Oh, well, they can still block, obstruct, and whine.

[dead]

The contests are expected to break the $28.3 million record set two years ago for the most expensive round of legislative races in New Jersey history. The Democrats hold a sizable advantage in money.

The Democrats are outspending the GOP about 5-1 on radio advertising in New Jersey. I don’t expect the GOP to gain much here.

[GraniteStateConservative]

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[From The Deer Stand]

Any week in which the Democrats can't raise taxes and create new federal hand-out programs is a bad week for them.

[Savage Beast]

The Democrats are sinking from the gutter into the sewer of oblivion where they belong--and this from a man whose parents, grandparents, and great grandparents were all Democrats.

[GraniteStateConservative]

[whereasandsoforth]

I want Zell to go back to "Meet The Press" an officially announce that the Democrat Party is dead.

[dead]

Another installment of “Tom Daschle’s Dollhouse Funnies!”

[Gunder]

"Graham's anticipated, but unconfirmed, decision to retire would create a third fiercely competitive race for a Democratic open seat in the South."

Third? Isn't this the fourth? Florida -- plus Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina? Or am I jumping the gun on one of those states?