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To: stockman_scott who wrote (84051)	10/20/2010 10:16:01 AM
From: T L Comiskey	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 89467

re Wall Street Bailout Returns 8.2% Profit Beating Treasury Bonds must chap the hides of The Birthers...T Baggers.. Ect...Ect.. LOLOLOL

To: stockman_scott who wrote (84051)	10/21/2010 9:50:53 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

A disaster I tell ya....a disaster! Key Republican: Democratic win in Alaska would be a 'disaster' for GOP By Michael O'Brien - 10/21/10 09:31 AM ET It would be a "disaster" for Republicans to lose the Alaska Senate race, Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) said Thursday. Cornyn, the chairman of the National Senatorial Campaign Committee (NRSC), said it'd be a poor sign for the GOP if a split field led to Democratic candidate Scott McAdams winning the state's Senate race. "Frankly, that would be a disaster for us, if the Democrats won Alaska," Cornyn said during an appearance on MSNBC. The Senate race has become a three-way contest between McAdams and two Republicans: Official nominee Joe Miller and Sen. Lisa Murkowski, who lost the GOP primary to Miller only to decide to wage a write-in for reelection. Polls show Murkowski and Miller locked in a virtual dead heat for the general election, as the NRSC goes on air in the state in support of Miller. The ad will cast Miller, the Tea Party-backed candidate, in a positive light while highlighting negative aspects of McAdams's record, Cornyn said. Cornyn said he believed the new crop of Tea Party candidates, who beat many of the incumbents and highly recruited candidates sought by the NRSC in primary races, were an asset to the GOP in the closing days of the race. The Texas Republican did continue to acknowledge, though, Republican Christine O'Donnell's difficulty in Delaware's Senate race, where she was unable to name a Democratic senator with whom she'd be able to work. "It tells me that she's new to the kind of scrutiny that she's getting," Cornyn said. thehill.com