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Monday, May 29, 2006 Heh heh heh... You gotta love vindication, especially when it comes from the Richmond Times-Dispatch. A few insights in the article, namely that (a) bloggers supportive of Webb are hurting his chances, (b) Miller is the stronger candidate, and (c) even Democrats are drawing the Howard Dean comparison to James Webb's campaign. It's on folks. Even Senator Chuck Schumer is asking for the negative attacks to end. Yikes! posted by Shaun Kenney \| 5/29/2006 09:21:00 PM \| 5 comments 5 Comments: At 9:49 PM, Dvt guy said... Shaun: Schumer is asking for the negative attacks BY MILLER TO END. In all honesty, Charles Schumer would probably approve of any and all attacks on Harris Miller. He doesn't care about Harris Miller. Miller is a peon!!! At 11:15 PM, Charles said... When they talk about how some people see the world with blinders on, they were talking about the democrat party, in particular the rabid Webb supporters who hear "he's a good candidate" and shout "endorsement", here "you two cut it out", and here "Miller, stop it". At 11:23 PM, Shaun Kenney said... Precisely. At 12:16 AM, Robert said... Actually, while Miller scares me more, I think Webb has a better shot at winning the primary. The only poll numbers I can find show him immensely more popular than Miller both compared to Allen and compared head to head. At 12:18 AM, Shaun Kenney said... Everyone keeps quoting these mythical poll numbers. The last poll I was shown had Miller slightly up versus Allen. Both Democratic candidates were about 15 points back. Post a Comment Home
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