Outcome Uncertain in 8 House Races

Breitbart.com ^ | November 10, 2006 | Philip Elliot

[fortheDeclaration]

I think we can then assume that some would have voted for Gibbs if they knew how to do a write in. That's the point, they are too uninformed to write in anyone.

She received over 60,000 write in votes, so many did know how to do the write-in.

It really wasn't that difficult and you could ask if you needed help.

I think most just did not want to take the time and as I said before, many Republicans were upset in how she was chosen.

In 08 we will have a legimate primary, a united Party, and that candidate will retake the seat.

[gleeaikin]

"Drug companies SHOULD be able tomake a profit."

I agree they should be able to make a profit on the new drugs they develop which are protected by copyright or something similar for a period of years. After that they are in the public domain and similar formulations often called generics can be made by other companies. It was these generics that I was talking about which the VA is able to negotiatiate a very good price on for our veterans. I see no reason why Midicare and Medicade should not be able to negotiate for generics similarly.

In addition it has been noted that the profit margin for drug companies seems to be far higher that for many other major corporations. Why is this? Is it right?

[gleeaikin]

"Voter fraud is a non-partisan issue because it cuts both ways."

My husband was from Peoria, Ill. He used to say that the questionable Dem. votes promoted by the Daley machine in Chicago, about equaled the shenanigans of the Republicans in southern Illinois.

[madison10]

Is there a tally of the races that were in question? (Other than Ohio who will wait until after the Big Game today to count)

I think there were more like TEN races still up for grabs. How many went Republican? How many are being fought? Will Buchanan win in Florida, or will that woman win by selection not election?

Any answers would be appreciated. Thanks.