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What about that? Same thing as what we have, here, too!
Real beauty is seldom appreciated by popular culture
by Mikesco on Mon Jul 31, 2006 at 01:43:57 PM PDT
And somehow the Chafee race has gotten zero coverage in the media.
Welcome to the Great Foreclosure.
by bink on Mon Jul 31, 2006 at 01:47:03 PM PDT
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The Chafee vs. Laffey primary (which I keep bringing up at every reasonable opportunity) isn't until September 12, whereas Connecticut -- and admittedly Michigan -- are only a week away. When we were still six weeks prior to Connecticut, there wasn't all that much national media coverage on that race yet, either; the trigger point was Lieberman's announcement that he was going for the independent petition drive over the Fourth of July weekend.
And, not to completely justify the lack of media coverage, but neither Chafee not Schwarz were ever on a national ticket, nor have they made themselves regular features of the political talking heads circuit.
Can you smell the Constitution burning?
by The Maven on Mon Jul 31, 2006 at 02:25:28 PM PDT
That's a much better comparison, because Senate races are generally considered much more important and newsworthy than House races like MI-7.
It's kind of silly, actually, to be surprised that more ink is spilled over a significant primary challenge to a long-term incumbent Senator who was a VP nominee six years ago than to a Representative whom no one outside of his own state has ever heard of.
"I play a street-wise pimp" — Al Gore
by Ray Radlein on Mon Jul 31, 2006 at 02:27:00 PM PDT
wide narrow
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