Senators up in 2008--interesting, I thought
coltrane679
November 8, 2006, 03:04 PM
Hmmmm--a lot more Repubs than Dems (although that says nothing about which seats might be more vulnerable):
http://www.senate.gov/pagelayout/reference/two_column_table/Class_II.htm
Democrats
Baucus, Max
Biden, Joseph
Durbin, Richard
Harkin, Tom
Johnson, Tim
Kerry, John
Landrieu, Mary
Lautenberg, Frank
Levin, Carl
Pryor, Mark
Reed, Jack
Rockefeller, John
Republicans
Alexander, Lamar
Allard, Wayne
Chambliss, Saxby
Cochran, Thad
Coleman, Norm
Collins, Susan
Cornyn, John
Craig, Larry
Dole, Elizabeth
Domenici, Pete
Enzi, Michael
Graham, Lindsey
Hagel, Chuck
Inhofe, James
McConnell, Mitch
Roberts, Pat
Sessions, Jeff
Smith, Gordon
Stevens, Ted
Sununu, John
Warner, John
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History Prof
November 8, 2006, 03:11 PM
Unless he has changed much, Pete Dominici of New Mexico is safe. Every election year that I lived there, people sported "Democrats for Dominici" bumper stickers. he also works closely with Jeff Bingaman, the NM Dem who just won re-election. And like Dominici, Bingaman gets a lot of R voters.
coltrane679
November 8, 2006, 03:18 PM
NM is weird (in a good way)--their DEM governor, despite his Clinton pedigree, has been pretty good on guns. If was a REP in NY or CA, he'd be considered moderate to conservative.
carlrodd
November 8, 2006, 03:19 PM
i would love to see biden ousted. his continous re-election speaks volumes about a good portion of my neighbours. he is the undisputed, heavy-weight champion of empty suits. his son just won AG in delaware, and already the paper is talking about how he's being groomed for biden's senate seat. are we merovingians or americans?:banghead:
buzz_knox
November 8, 2006, 03:22 PM
I wonder if Ford will take a shot at Alexander's seat. I want to say yes, but I can't help but think he'll do something in the meantime to screw up his chances. He'd have beaten Corker if it wasn't for the Memphis Meltdown.
coltrane679
November 8, 2006, 03:22 PM
If we EVER have another President named "Clinton" or "Bush", I say we're Merovingians.
History Prof
November 8, 2006, 03:25 PM
If we EVER have another President named "Clinton" or "Bush", I say we're Merovingians. Throw "Kennedy" in there (or related to Kennedy), too.
swingcatt
November 8, 2006, 04:04 PM
Might as well go on and move John Warner over to the Democrat side. He's the biggest RINO in the senate right now, and the sooner Virginian Gun Owners can get rid of his gun-grabber pandering ass, the better.
He's consistantly rated by the NRA as one having one of the WORST RKBA voting records. I would vote for anything running against him, screaming liberal Democrat, no-name Independant or what have you, just to get him out of there. Yes, it would cost the Republicans a seat, but with him out of there, and not able to sign on with all the other liberal gun-grabbers, they can't advertise their bills as common sense "bi-partisan" legislation!
I consistently write this guy when there is any firearm legislation, and every single time I get a letter back that says, in a nutshell, "kiss my a$$ pal, I'll vote the way I want to".
Jerk.
SC
SomeKid
November 8, 2006, 08:50 PM
buzz,
If Ford runs against Lamar it will be a blowout for Lamar. Corker was a bad candidate, Lamar is kinda liberal, but really personable and loved in this state.
swing,
See if Allen can be talked into knocking Warner off in the primary.
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