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Graham's presidential bid has hurt him in Florida
SunSentinel ^ | 10/04/03 | Buddy Nevins

Posted on 10/04/2003 8:19:47 PM PDT by Pikamax

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To: Joe Boucher
Actually maybe he should audition to be Seigfield's new partner.
21 posted on 10/05/2003 6:16:07 AM PDT by dfwgator
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To: Pikamax
bump
22 posted on 10/05/2003 2:06:06 PM PDT by perfect stranger (No tagline today. Tagline yesterday, tagline tomorrow, but no tagline today.)
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To: CFC__VRWC
Chiles was a Democrat, but much more of a Zell Miller-type than an anti-American leftist ideologue like the current Rat leaders in the Senate (of whom Graham, as I have pointed out, is a faithful tool).

Sorry, I can't agree with that, having had the unfortunate experience of working for one of Chiles corrupt cronies.

Once Graham started letting people here in Florida know what he was REALLY like by pandering to the Treason wing of the Rat Party, hsi support started plummetting.

Exactly -- he hid behind his so-called "moderate" views, which were never more than complete goose-stepping for the Dems.

He'll still carry South Florida, of course

Anyone with a "D" after their name carries S. Florida.

23 posted on 10/05/2003 4:16:45 PM PDT by browardchad
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