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California Is Seen in Rearview Mirror
LA TImes ^ | 8/06/03 | By Susannah Rosenblatt

Posted on 08/06/2003 5:11:58 AM PDT by randita

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To: DM1
Any chance of that state swinging to Bush's Corner in 04?

I guess that is a possibility given the right circumstances. Like the country as a whole, rural Maine is more conservative than the larger cities.

Mostly what has happened to Maine is a long term in-migration of liberal people from the states just to the South. Over the years, Republican office holders have been forced to the left by this fact.

21 posted on 08/06/2003 4:48:06 PM PDT by Tom Bombadil
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The dates cited 95 to 2000 surely cannot be blamed on a conservative agenda locally or nationally.

The number on problem in my state of California is that every elected official from dog catcher on up to and including the governor is a demon-crat.

The other problems are merely the symptoms of the dis-ease called socialism.

Pray this does not happen nationally or the results will be exactly the same as in California.
22 posted on 08/06/2003 4:48:15 PM PDT by Kay Soze (Free Republic- a gathering place for independent, grass-roots conservatism & even some Republicans.)
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