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To: KLP who wrote (382989)9/17/2010 8:30:49 AM
From: steve harris1 Recommendation  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 794048
 
I think it boils down to they think women shouldn't be in politics.

Are there women politicians they do support?

I'd bet Rove doesn't like Whitman or Fiorina either.



To: KLP who wrote (382989)9/17/2010 8:34:26 AM
From: MrLucky2 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 794048
 
Beltway think - Rove, Krauthammer, Weekly Standard etc.

I noticed that Peggy Noonan, big time supporter of Obama, has returned to her political church.



To: KLP who wrote (382989)9/17/2010 9:20:30 AM
From: DMaA1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 794048
 
O'Donnell is a SOCIAL conservative. Special venom is reserved for them.



To: KLP who wrote (382989)9/17/2010 11:42:37 AM
From: Carolyn1 Recommendation  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 794048
 
Krauthammer explained all this on O'Reilly. Apparently, Castle would have definitely won over the Coons, thus becoming a safe seat for the Republicans. This is Rove's argument too.

However, Gingrich, Ingraham, and Hannity all think O'Donnell can win.

I still think many do not "get" the tea party movement.


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