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To: D. Long who wrote (141673)	10/5/2005 12:03:56 AM
From: KLP	Respond to of 793991

I was prepared to think that too...but the Dems, including Reid, came out with statements less than 1/2 hour after the nomination. Evidently all of them had their talking/yelling points already decided, no matter who was nominated. With Meirs, Reid and group must have known that the right of center Repubs would kick up quite a fuss....Even Shummer, while immediately to the microphones, had to parse his words carefully. What dim bulbs. I think Reid was "playing again".....he's hoping the tilting way-right folks with vote against her, so the Dems can look reasonable if/when the nomination fails. T HEN the Dems can really explode if a true known conservative is nominated.