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To: Bilow who wrote (208062)	11/9/2006 11:55:56 AM
From: sylvester80	Read Replies (1) of 281500

>>>>And despite all this, the Republicans still have over 200 house members elected. Not so fast. GOP only has 196 elected so far with 10 undecided. Second, I didn't know that the 200 number was a measure how "good" a party did. If that was the case then the Democrats should have been ecstatic in 2004 since they got 200. And that was their worst year. In 2004: GOP 231, DEM 200, IND 1 cnn.com In 2006: GOP 196, DEM 229, IND 0, UNDECIDED 10 cnn.com As far as Arnold's win, he had to become a Democrat to win. And a liberal Democrat at that. He was against every Republican hard core issue. From energy, environmental, fiscal, gun and abortion (he is pro-choice) issues. That's why he won. He is more of a Democrat in most issues than Angelidis was.

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