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Ellsworth has the backing so far of only 69 percent of fellow Democrats while Coats gets 83 percent support from Republicans. Coats also takes 15 percent of the Democratic vote. He leads by better than a 3-to-1 margin among unaffiliated voters.Being a Hoosier, I find Dan Coats unimpressive to say the least. He has not even lived in Indiana for years. He has represented big business as a lobbyist. He can't even tell us straight for whom he worked. To me, he represents the past, the old, the tried, but not the true. I will not be voting for him nor do I accept that he will win this early in the game.
July 12 2010 at 10:16 PM Report abuse Permalink -3 rate up rate down ReplyI guess that "Hope and Change " thingy hasn't reaaly caught on the way we were promissed. The WH press secretary Gibbs is now admittin g on camera that the Dems will probably lose the house......if he is stating that publicly than it will be a bloodbath in both houses!!!
July 12 2010 at 8:01 PM Report abuse Permalink +5 rate up rate down Replywe all remember....the senator from Indiana voted yes on obamacare....that senator was a democrat....no democrat will win because they voted for obamacare!
that is the rule of thumb....the millions and millions of us Americans that wrote, emailed, marched, protested against obamacare and the entire democratic party ignored us and spit in our faces....oh, no! you will not win this election.
we are organized and going over state lines to make sure the democrats' opponents win.....we do not want anyone in the federal government that supported and/or voted for obamacare!
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