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Quoted from GrahamBonnet
Not true. The retreads won't run. The no names won't place if they do. The super conservatives will not support them anyway. Democrats retain all the seats statewide.


not if Pelosi Puppeteer doesn't do them in----and I'm sure she will.......there is NO MORE STRAW FOR BRICKS.....can they see that?...they all need to move on
regardless of party.....Mayberry is OVER and so is Camelot........


...you are a product of your environment, your environment is a product of your priorities, your priorities are a product of you......

The replacement of morality and conscience with law produces a deadly paradox.


STOP BEING GOOD DEMOCRATS---STOP BEING GOOD REPUBLICANS--START BEING GOOD AMERICANS

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there is no more clay for brinks and NO MORE GRATED CHESS FOR THE ZITI DINNERS

GET OFF MY LAWN SINCE YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO BE ON MY LAWN

THE FISH SMELLS OLD IN NYS AND THE 2 PARTIES ARE GUMBAHS BATTLING FOR MY GUNS AND CRUMBS FOR SENIORS WHO HAVE NO RIGHTS ANY MORE THAN THEY HAVE A FUTURE


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GB what a statement!  I think you're right--Dems will retain their seats here.  Cuomo will bring them across the line.  Gillebrand has trouble for sure but why would Patacki really go for her seat unless it is just to help the party.  First he STILL has his eye on running for the presidency and two they are grooming young Teddy for a post in politics.
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Quoted from GrahamBonnet
there is no more clay for brinks and NO MORE GRATED CHESS FOR THE ZITI DINNERS

GET OFF MY LAWN SINCE YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO BE ON MY LAWN

THE FISH SMELLS OLD IN NYS AND THE 2 PARTIES ARE GUMBAHS BATTLING FOR MY GUNS AND CRUMBS FOR SENIORS WHO HAVE NO RIGHTS ANY MORE THAN THEY HAVE A FUTURE


this is more true than you know....go ahead and mock....but, I still cant afford you and you cant afford me in our commune(ist)


...you are a product of your environment, your environment is a product of your priorities, your priorities are a product of you......

The replacement of morality and conscience with law produces a deadly paradox.


STOP BEING GOOD DEMOCRATS---STOP BEING GOOD REPUBLICANS--START BEING GOOD AMERICANS

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The commune can't afford any of us with our cars, IPODS, big screen TVs and other mind numbing toys to keep our eyes off the prize.


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Quoted from GrahamBonnet
The commune can't afford any of us with our cars, IPODS, big screen TVs and other mind numbing toys to keep our eyes off the prize.

We own all of those things and can and do keep my eyes on the 'prize'. It's not that difficult!


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True, but the public has become numbed over time.


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Here's one seat the DEMS will not retain-Eric Massa Congressman from Buffalo. One less vote for Obamacare! Add him to Spitzer, Paterson, Hevesi, Monserrate and all the other DEM "leaders". No more straw for bricks-only for brick bats!
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KINDERHOOK -- Chris Gibson, a just-retired U.S. Army colonel, announced Saturday he will seek the Republican nomination to challenge Rep. Scott Murphy.

     
"I've fought hard for this country, and now I'm ready to fight hard for all of the citizens of the 20th District," Gibson announced Saturday afternoon during a homecoming party at the Winding Brook Country Club.

He said he will focus on reining in spending, cutting taxes and making sure the United States is organized and effective in its fight against Al Qaida.

Gibson retired last week from a 24-year career in the U.S. Army, including a recent deployment to Haiti. He was raised in Columbia County and attended Ichabod Crane High School.

Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?storyID=908607#ixzz0hRz2XpQ0


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Quoted from Kevin March
I apologize for my earlier post on this link, as the post that I placed is actually to challenge for Gillibrand's former House seat (against Scott Murphy), not for Gillibrand's current office.


Interesting info, all the same.

If Scott Murphy flip flops, and votes FOR Obamacare, he will surely lose, and he might lose, anyway for his other votes like Cap & Trade.

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"If we can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them, they must become happy."

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BL--he was unimpressive.  What else have you got?
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GOP aims at seat in 20th
Crowded field taking shape in run against Scott Murphy

By LEIGH HORNBECK, Staff writer
First published in print: Wednesday, March 17, 2010
While Congressman Scott Murphy grapples with a tough vote on health care reform, Republicans in the 20th Congressional District are busy choosing a candidate they hope will replace the Democrat.

None of the four declared contenders are well known throughout the 10-county district and the endorsements that have emerged so far show there is no front-runner. None of the four said they plan to run a primary against the candidate ultimately chosen to represent the GOP.

Patrick Ziegler, who won the Warren County endorsement in a close vote over county native Dan Stec, said he thinks highly of his competitors -- Stec, retired Army Col. Chris Gibson of Kinderhook and Saratoga Springs lawyer David Harper.

"All three are fiscal conservatives and true Constitutionalists. Unless I hear something that would be a deal breaker, if one of them changed their opinion on health care for example, I will not primary," Ziegler said Tuesday.

Ziegler, 37, an insurance salesman from Burnt Hills, also said he will not run as a third party candidate either, such a move, he said, would only serve to help Murphy.

All four candidates are opposed to the health care reform bill pending in Congress.


Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?storyID=912428#ixzz0iP4muWqg


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GOP aims at seat in 20th
Crowded field taking shape in run against Scott Murphy


By LEIGH HORNBECK, Staff writer
First published in print: Wednesday, March 17, 2010

While Congressman Scott Murphy grapples with a tough vote on health care reform, Republicans in the 20th Congressional District are busy choosing a candidate they hope will replace the Democrat.
     
None of the four declared contenders are well known throughout the 10-county district and the endorsements that have emerged so far show there is no front-runner. None of the four said they plan to run a primary against the candidate ultimately chosen to represent the GOP.
Patrick Ziegler, who won the Warren County endorsement in a close vote over county native Dan Stec, said he thinks highly of his competitors -- Stec, retired Army Col. Chris Gibson of Kinderhook and Saratoga Springs lawyer David Harper.

"All three are fiscal conservatives and true Constitutionalists. Unless I hear something that would be a deal breaker, if one of them changed their opinion on health care for example, I will not primary," Ziegler said Tuesday.

Ziegler, 37, an insurance salesman from Burnt Hills, also said he will not run as a third party candidate either, such a move, he said, would only serve to help Murphy.

All four candidates are opposed to the health care reform bill pending in Congress..................>>>>............>>>>.....................Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?storyID=912428#ixzz0iQseCBP6
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I'm hearing an echo in here


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