Which state has the most mixed bag of Senators?

Bucky

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Mon May-23-05 10:22 PM
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Poll question: Which state has the most mixed bag of Senators?

Props to "Cestpaspossible" for suggesting this. Which state gives us a winner and a whiner, an eagle and a turkey, a solon and slob? (Gotta admit I don't know a lot about these delegations)

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stevedeshazer

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Mon May-23-05 10:25 PM
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1. Oregon

Schizoid representation, they do manage to work on a few things that are of mutual benefit.

But generally, Wyden and Smith are worlds apart.

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0007

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Mon May-23-05 10:26 PM
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2. Salazar is a diamond in the rough while Allard is a quacking

piece of duck shit.

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Joebert

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Mon May-23-05 10:35 PM
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4. Until Salazar explains the bankruptcy bill vote,

He is in the poop too.

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Selatius

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Mon May-23-05 10:45 PM
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9. Joe Biden can explain his. MBNA is in his state. Salazar is a mystery

Edited on Mon May-23-05 10:45 PM by Selatius

Or maybe he really does believe in "individual responsibility." If your medical bills are skyrocketing and you are thinking about declaring bankruptcy to save yourself, tough luck. It's your own damn fault for getting sick. Yeah, real "compassionate conservatism."

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Joebert

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Mon May-23-05 11:02 PM
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11. That's just it

South Dakota and Delaware reps have big money from these guys.

Salazar should be nowhere near that kind of money. He has no excuse, and still has not responded to my email where I asked why he did it.

He's a bum. He should know better.

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bornskeptic

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Mon May-23-05 10:31 PM
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3. How about Iowa--Harkin and Grassley?

or Minnesota--Dayton and Coleman?

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Hippo_Tron

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Mon May-23-05 10:43 PM
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6. I'd go with Iowa as well

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Bucky

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Mon May-23-05 10:57 PM
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10. Grassley's hardly the worst Republican. Dayton doesn't stand up

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jobycom

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Mon May-23-05 10:39 PM
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5. My French is weak

why isn't he Cenestpaspossible?

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cestpaspossible

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Mon May-23-05 10:43 PM
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7. In spoken French

you often drop the 'ne'

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jobycom

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Mon May-23-05 10:44 PM
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8. I thought you sort of gave it a passing nod, but you drop it altogether?

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