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To: sandintoes who wrote (38296)	1/7/2010 4:10:53 PM
From: Peter Dierks	Read Replies (3) of 71588

Kaine confident Democrats will do well in 2010 Associated Press 01/07/10 11:47 AM EST WASHINGTON — Democratic Party Chairman Tim Kaine says he believes his party's candidates will do well in the November elections despite two unexpected retirements because "there's a really corrosive civil war going on" in the Republican Party. Asked to assess his party's prospects for keeping comfortable majorities in Congress, Gov. Kaine said Thursday he believes the health care overhaul will be passed will "create a real tail wind for the president and the party." Appearing on CBS's "The Early Show," Kaine called the retirements of Democratic Sens. Christopher Dodd and Byron Dorgan surprising, but said that ideological differences within the GOP is harming its prospects. He acknowledged the economy must get better in order for Democrats to have the best chance in the mid-term elections. .................................. Just a reminder that he was the Virginia governor who was soundly defeated even after Obama invested heavily in fundraising for him.

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