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To: koan who wrote (455382)	10/17/2020 5:52:12 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 543113

And maybe this one? That Perdue guy looks like a guy who whipped the slaves back in the day. I can't believe they like these guys and gals. Perdue would have whipped the slaves and that gal Loeffler said she was to the right of Attila the Hun. It is refreshing to see them admit the right has the same values as Attlia the Hun-lol. POLL WATCH Georgia at a Tipping Point After several near misses, Democrats can taste victory in Georgia — and Republicans fear President Trump’s lackluster numbers may drag down the party’s Senate candidates with him. When President Trump travels to Macon, Ga., tonight for a campaign rally, Republicans will be looking for him to keep more than his own electoral fortunes alive. There is perhaps no other state in which Mr. Trump’s recent slide in the polls has the potential to do as much collateral damage. In addition to staring down what could be their first presidential defeat in Georgia since 1992, Republicans stand to lose not one but two Senate seats if things don’t break their way. In both Senate races, the Trump-aligned Republican candidates have slipped in recent polls.