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Republican Senator Jim Bunning is close to doing something that would be devastating to the Republican party...
He may resign his senate seat before 2010, and his state has a Democratic governor (hmmmmm- wonder if the governor would appoint another Repub??? NOT!!!).
The RNC does not believe Bunning can win his 2010 re-election bid (he's probably not alone - I imagine a good number of the 19 Repugs up for re-election are at-risk).
They are pressuring him to not run... and are dropping hints that the RNC will NOT back him if he does - meaning NO MONEY...
Bunning is considering a) sueing the RNC, or b) resigning from office
It's actually getting to be fun watching the Republican party self-destruct!!
Yeah the right wing is desperately waving to the bullpen for a "reliever". Bunning is pretty stubborn but I doubt if he's resign just to PO the party. For more on this see my thread (started Wednesday IIRC) titled, ".....The circular firing squad lines up".
Good news? We just passed the largest pork package in history with more to follow. 900 mill to clean up israels mess?
Question: Where we getting the money to pay for all this?
Me I am old fashioned. I don't count money until its in my hand. Isn't counting future money whats really buried us?
That's GREAT!!! I'm glad you like the 'Good News' posts...
I'll make an extra extra special effort to continuously post more just to keep YOU happy!!!
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