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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: Oeconomicus who wrote (5619)3/8/2004 5:46:18 AM
From: Lizzie TudorRead Replies (3) of 81568
 
This article says republicans no longer feel they will take North Carolina in November for Edward's senate seat, I agree. NC will not vote with Bush or republicans on trade matters. I know NC pretty well.

Protectionist tilt worries GOP

It is not the war in Iraq, strongly supported in a state known for patriots and warriors. The GOP worries about the sea change here on international trade created by job losses blamed on foreign competition. Edwards' lurch toward protectionism at the end of his presidential campaign reflects the Democratic Party abandoning its heritage of free trade. But it is Republicans who have trouble coping with the new reality.

Republican politicians are chilled by a story making the rounds in the state's political circles. A delegation of
North Carolina factory owners recently went to Washington to plead for relief from foreign competition. They returned complaining that the president's agents responded with the ''free trade'' mantra. Their verdict: They could no longer support Bush. North Carolina may be changing from a certain ''red'' state (carried by Bush with 56 percent in 2000) to a potential battleground with hopes for capturing Edwards' Senate seat diminishing.
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