[An American!]

I see a lot of posts about 2008, but we need a sweeping victory in 2006 first.

[ClintonBeGone]

Democrats in order of likelihood of being defeated Byrd, Robert (D) West Virginia Feinstein, Diane (D) California Kennedy, Edward (D) Massachusetts Bingaman, Jeff (D) New Mexico Nelson, Bill (D)Florida

LOL Byrd, Feinstein and Kennedy before Nelson? Whoever created this list is on crack.

[ClintonBeGone]

Vulnerable Allen, George (R) Virginia

George Allen vulnerable? More crack predictions.

[sarasotarepublican]

I see a lot of posts about 2008, but we need a sweeping victory in 2006 first.

Absolutely true! It all depends on how much success the President will have in the tax and medicare issues. This will be a huge factor in picking up more Republican seats. I think the tax issue is huge.

[woofer2425]

I'd love to see Byrd, Clinton and especially Kennedy be defeated and republicans in their place.

[Mercat]

wow, they're going to be looking over their shoulders. LOL. Can someone do a count on how close any of those states were?

[aspiring.hillbilly]

The best hope for the USA is to sweep the demoncrap bastards out of office and consign their evil party to the dustbin on history.... good riddance to this rubbish..!

[cripplecreek]

Stabenow, Debbie (D) Michigan


I have acquired my target.

[Munch]

Kennedy will be dead by 2008.

[The_Victor]

Kay Baily-Hutchison is not losing her seat.

[Patriot814]

Frist isn't running again I heard. Orin and Ted will probably retire, also why wouldn't Frist and Hutchinson be re-elected.

[gorush]

I don't agree that Herb Kohl is vulnerable...more like safe and sound...unfortunately.

[IStillBelieve]

Your list has some problems. If Grand Wizard Byrd and Mary Jo Kopechne* aren't safe, nobody is.

_{*Translation: Robert Byrd and Ted Kennedy}

[SiVisPacemParaBellum]

I'm not believing that list. (Who came up with that anyway?) Example...I'm in FL and I highly doubt that Nelson is in any trouble. He even gets rep votes here.

[alessandrofiaschi]

Either Edward Kennedy will retire or not, I think that it's quite impossible to gain this seat in MA. For another reason Bill Nelson, in Florida, will be strong because Floridians (not me!) might prefer to split the Senate representants and probably he will not retire. More in general, could you explain us what kind of rule you have used for this ranking? Remember that one thing is the Presidential Election, another is the vote for our Representants or Senators. Thanks.

Alessandro

P.S. We must find good candidates, put forward other Keyes, Specter...

[IonImplantGuru]

Byrd, Robert (D) West Virginia, Feinstein, Diane (D) California, Kennedy, Edward (D) Massachusetts at the top of your "most vulnerable 'Rats list?

What have you been smoking? Unless they majorly screw up, their senate seats can be considered epoxied to their butts. Consider, please, the populace that repeatedly have elected them.

[Tennessean4Bush]

Feinstein, Diane (D) California
Kennedy, Edward (D) Massachusetts

You are kidding, right? These are two of the safest Senate seats in the country.

[WKB]

Republicans in order of likelihood of being defeated

Lott, Trent (R) Mississippi



What have you been smoking
I want some
Trent will get 70% of the vote
You are funny

[UltraKonservativen]

Move Lincoln Chafee from "Somewhat vulnerable" to "OUTTA HERE". He is a RINO disgrace.

[SussexCountyDE]

Delaware Republicans are already talking about the US Senate race in '06. First-term Senator Tom Carper (D) is up, and I need help in diagnosing his weaknesses/vulnerability. I definitely don't buy the "safe and sound" classification.

[airborne]

An excellent and timely post. Now, while we are energized and motivated, is the time to look ahead. The Dems will continue down the road to socialism. We need to make it a dead end road to nowhere.