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Pollster looks at 2nd District

Could Obama and health care create problems for U.S. Rep. Vic Snyder? Robo-polling outfit testing those premises currently. I don't think the polling company fully understands the Second District, particularly the important role that the Pulaski County vote plays in congressional races. Pulaski County voted for Obama.

Posted by Max Brantley on November 13, 2009 01:10 PM | Permalink

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Max, after looking over the three candidates on the Republican side. I see where Tim Griffin has some major ties to DC and the previous administration. Based upon these ties, I have to ask myself and you, if Tim is indeed "electable"?

Posted by: Shane | November 13, 2009 10:33 PM

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