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Will Ted Kennedy's seat go Republican or stay Democratic?

Which party will will Kennedy's seat?

  • Republican

    Votes: 32 57.1%

  • Democrat

    Votes: 10 17.9%

  • Not sure

    Votes: 14 25.0%
  • Total voters
    56
zimmer said:
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Turn out the lights... the party's over.
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Uhh...

I saw only 36% reporting, and it's within 5 points...It seems it could go either way...
 
52.6-46.4 Brown. 66% of precincts reporting. This election is all but over.

EDIT: Coakley has conceded. The end.
 
Dav said:
52.6-46.4 Brown. 66% of precincts reporting. This election is all but over.
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Not if Ed Shultz gets his large rear in gear :lol:
 
The Mark said:
What's funny about my statement?

Isn't it flat-out true?
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A 5 point deficit with almost 40% reporting is a near cinch, unless there are a couple huge districts that can swing it.

We're in MA, the formerly Communist State of MA.
The state that voted Ted Kennedy in for 4 decades.
His seat. 5 points in that climate indicates earthshaking "CHANGE"!

A 5 point lead spelled the race was over. Done. Cooked. Except for the counting of how big it would be.

To think... Ted Kennedy delivered the death blow to Socialist Healthcare.

Thanks Ted.
Timing is everything.

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Coakley called Brown to concede; the AP has called it. It's done.
 
Dav said:
52.6-46.4 Brown. 66% of precincts reporting. This election is all but over.

EDIT: Coakley has conceded. The end.
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Praise God!
 
Am and have been listening to Air America for the past couple hours...

LOL...

It's no wonder they only have 6 listeners.
The best comedy I've heard in ages.

They're so depressed, they stopped talking about the election already... a mere 10-minutes after the concession!

I guess they did it to prevent mass suicides.

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zimmer said:
We're in MA, the formerly Communist State of MA.
The state that voted Ted Kennedy in for 4 decades.
His seat. 5 points in that climate indicates earthshaking "CHANGE"!
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Ahhh! Wasn't this one of God's apocalyptic signs? Capitalism should lead to communism, not the way around! The end is near!

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:bolt
 
Hopefully this will put an end to the Kennedy entitlement.....:)
 
Scarecrow Akhbar said:
No. Not really. Not with that many votes already reported.

Oh, btw, it's now 53% to 46%, getter more American all the time, it seems.
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Eh, Brown won.

I was hoping he would.
 
Why does this matter in Massachusetts? Meeting an actual conservative Republican in Massachusetts is about as easy as bumping into a gay Republican in L.A. - I mean there is always Jallman. But that is about it.
 
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USViking said:
I blew it.
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A wholly understandable conclusion.

We have to thank Obama, Pelosi and Reid for huge assists on this one.
Bungling things so badly so quickly was a great aid.

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JoeMama said:
...looks all all the repubs came out of the closet. ;)
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Nah, my main reason for hoping so was because I dislike long-term control of any seat by any one party/candidate.

IMO, long-serving members of the government are one of the main problems our current system has.

Edit: And while I may agree with the "Repubs" on some things, I would by no means identify myself as one.
 
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