Who will be the republican leader in the Senate once Frist retires?

ps1074

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Wed Mar-29-06 03:00 AM
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Who will be the republican leader in the Senate once Frist retires?

Edited on Wed Mar-29-06 03:03 AM by ps1074

Will they go for someone more 'moderate' or they will chose another wingnut? I'll go for the second option...

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Viva_La_Revolution

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Wed Mar-29-06 03:09 AM
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1. I see your disgusting emoticon and raise you one...

I say Spector if they're smart, Sessions if they're the lovable, slimy Repukes we know and love.

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Rainscents

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Wed Mar-29-06 03:15 AM
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2. ROFL!

:rofl:

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ps1074

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Wed Mar-29-06 03:20 AM
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4. your chick has more body hair than my dude

They would make a nice couple though :hi:

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jamesinca

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Wed Mar-29-06 03:17 AM
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3. depends

Edited on Wed Mar-29-06 03:17 AM by jamesinca

if they lose their ass in the upcoming election, they will try to paint themselves as moderate and put McCain or Specter in. If they keep all of their seats, or god forbid pick up a seat, I say Santorum.

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Ignacio Upton

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Wed Mar-29-06 03:41 AM
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5. It will be another conservative southerner (no offense to southern DUers)

The likely possbility will be current Senate Majority Whip Mitch McConnell from Kentucky. However, if the Republicans lose seats, like four to five, then I think that Trent Lott will make a comeback and take his old position, given to him by a Republican caucus desperate for change, and McConnell will be seen a "more of the same" in the sense that he will be associated with Bush and Frist.

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izzie

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Wed Mar-29-06 07:06 AM
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6. Where has Mitch been? I think of him as the Pillsbury dough man

I am not sure why but some thing happen to make him take a back seat. His face was every place at one time. It sure will not be Stevens as he had his screaming fit about not making it once before and we all saw what a baby he was, of the two year old age.

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