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Old 06-06-08, 02:27 PM   #27 (permalink)
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Re: Senate Elections thread
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Originally Posted by galenrox View Post
Loebsack is a piece of ****, if I saw him dying of thirst on the side of the road I would pull over only to pour out a bottle of water so he knew that I made a conscious decision to let him die. The campaign he ran against Jim Leach was the skeeziest, bottom-feeding-ist, dirty ass playing to the lowest common denominator **** I have ever seen. My roommate is from Mt. Pleasant originally, Vilsack used to be his mayor, he was then the same as he was as governor, doing what he can to get to higher office without thinking twice about his current constituents. We're very lucky he's too stupid to be successful in getting any higher.
Do you have anything that I can look at regarding Loebsack's dirty campaign? I recognize that Jim Leach (who is a great person) ran an imamculate campaign which may have made Loebsack's look worse in comparison.

I thought Vilsack acted admirably in the office of governor and followed his principles rather than the polls of the day (see eminent domain bill veto).
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