1 posted on
12/10/2002 4:25:35 PM PST by
fm1
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Leaves us with 229 GOP in the House. Woo hoo!
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Hallelujah!!!!!!!!!
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BUMP...
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I recall the main stream press making a big tah-do of some congressman in Lousiana winning a Democrat seat. Do you think they will make a big deal of this? Not!
5 posted on
12/10/2002 4:33:06 PM PST by
NEWwoman
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Gee, I haven't seen this on any of the TV media. I wonder why.
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"defeating Democrat Mike Feeley after a recount wrapped up the nation's last undecided congressional race. "
Turns out WE got the last word...leading into the 2004 elections. The 'Rats jumped the gun on LA.
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Wow! This is a trend! This is the 1st election of 2004. Total repudiation of democratic candidates. This country if finally finding our democratic policies are not working. This will be front page for CNN.
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I didn't see this on any other news source than Free Republic. My colleagues and family think I'm nuts for only relying on Free Republic for my news and I think they're nuts for not coming here for the news. It's a miracle that conservatives win any public office.
11 posted on
12/10/2002 6:54:14 PM PST by
MattinNJ
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Did the recount include these?
500 uncounted ballots found in 7th District
GOLDEN (AP) - Jefferson County election officials discovered 500 uncounted ballots Monday in the still-undecided 7th Congressional District race, a television station reported.
KCNC-TV in Denver said the secretary of states office confirmed the discovery.
Results of a recount in the race between Republican Bob Beauprez and Democrat Mike Feeley were expected to be announced as early as today. Beauprez led by 122 votes out of about 170,200 cast after the initial count in the Nov. 5 election.
Jefferson County officials home phone numbers were not available and no one answered office phones late Monday.
The 7th District, carved out of the Denver metro area, was created this year because of population growth.
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