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megimoo
08-06-2009, 08:05 AM
"This won't go anywhere but it will sure make em sweat a bit !"
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has identified 70 Democrats to target for the 2010 election, according to an email obtained by AOL Politics Daily. Many of the targeted members are Democratic freshmen and sophomores from conservative districts.
The email sent from an NRCC staffer to Republican PACs says that "we have the opportunity to focus on many more districts and some unusual districts that haven't been targeted in a long time." The email with the list of targeted districts appears at the bottom of this page.
Currently the GOP has 178 seats, so the party would need to win 40 more to regain the majority, but Republicans see the momentum moving in their direction. "Many Democrats are on the defense in their districts now," said the NRCC's eCampaign Director, John Randall. Speaking metaphorically, he said, "Our goal is to get as many seaworthy boats in the water, so, if a great wind comes along, we will have the push to cross the finish line."
The list of 70 districts includes many freshman and sophomore members, as well as a large number from conservative districts, where polls show low support for government handling of the economic recession and health care reform.
http://www.politicsdaily.com/2009/08/03/republicans-target-70-house-democrats-for-2010/
PoliCon
08-06-2009, 10:57 AM
it's a nice fun list -
AL-02 Rep. Bobby Bright
NM-01 Rep. Martin Heinrich
AL-05 Rep. Parker Griffith
NM-02 Rep. Harry Teague
AR-01 Rep. Marion Berry
NV-03 Rep. Dina Titus
AR-02 Rp. Vic Snyder
NY-01 Rep. Tim Bishop
AR-04 Rep. Mike Ross
NY-13 Rep. Mike McMahon
AZ-01 Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick
NY-19 Rep. John Hall
AZ-05 Rep. Harry Mitchell
NY-20 Rep. Scott Murphy
CA-11 Rep. Jerry McNerney
NY-24 Rep. Mike Arcuri
CA-47 Rep. Loretta Sanchez
NY-25 Re. Dan Maffei
CO-04 Rep. Betsy Markey
NY-29 Rep. Eric Massa
CT-04 Rep. Jim Himes
OH-01 Rep. Steve Driehaus
FL-08 Rep. Alan Grayson
OH-15 Rep. Mary Jo Kilroy
Fl-22 Rep. Ron Klein
OH-16 Rep. John Boccieri
FL-24 Rep. Suzanne Kosmas
OH-18 Rep. Zack Space
GA-12 Rep. John Barrow
OK-02 Rep. Dan Boren
HI-01 Rep. Neil Abercrombie
OR-01 Rep. David Wu
IA-03 Rep. Leonard Boswell
OR-04 Rep. Peter DeFazio
ID-01 Rep. Walt Minnick
OR-05 Rep. Kurt Schrader
IL-11 Rep. Debbie Halvorson
PA-03 Rep. Kathy Dahlkemper
IL-14 Rep. Bill Foster
PA-04 Rep. Jason Altmire
IN-08 Rep. Brad Ellsworth
PA-07 Rep. Joe Sestak
IN-09 Rep. Baron Hill
PA-10 Rep. Chris Carney
KS-03 Rep. Dennis Moore
PA-11 Rep. Paul Kanjorski
KY-06 Rep. Ben Chandler
PA -12 Rep. Jack Murtha
LA-03 Rep. Charlie Melancon
SD-AL Rep. Stephanie Herseth-Sandlin
MD-01 Rep. Frank Kratovil
TX-17 Rep. Chet Edwards
MI-07 Rep. Mark Schauer
UT-02 Rep. Jim Matheson
MI-09 Rep. Gary Peters
VA-02 Rep. Glenn Nye
O-04 Rep. Ike Skelton
VA-05 Rep. Tom Perriello
MS-01 Rep. Travis Childers
VA-09 Rep. Rick Boucher
NC-08 Rep. Larry Kissell
VA-11 Rep. Jerry Connolly
ND-AL Rep. Earl Pomeroy
WI-03 Rep. Ron Kind
NH-01 Rep. Carol Shea-Porter
WI-07 Rep. Dave Obey
NH-02 Rep. Paul Hodes
WI-08 Rep. Steve Kagen
NJ-03 Rep. John Adler
WI-01 Rep. Alan Mollahan
HowardRoark
08-06-2009, 11:10 AM
There are some very interesting Senate races coming up as well.
Rand Paul is running in Kentucky and says some great things.
Peter Schiff may be running against Dodd in Connecticut.
PoliCon
08-06-2009, 11:12 AM
There are some very interesting Senate races coming up as well.
Rand Paul is running in Kentucky and says some great things.
Peter Schiff may be running against Dodd in Connecticut.
Pat Toomey is running against Specturd - and that race is important.
I will do everything in my power to get Bobby "Nancy's Lapdog" Bright out of office. Same for Parker "I ran as a conservative democrat" Griffith. These two clowns should be gone after this election. Bright was the mayor of Montgomery and was actually a good mayor. He hasn't done so hot in congress. The people in Montgomery are not happy with him. Parker Griffith is doing nothing that the people of Huntsville want and he is in very serious trouble.
lacarnut
08-06-2009, 11:28 AM
I hope we throw many of these bums out of office and that includes Repubs. also.
Apache
08-06-2009, 11:33 AM
I hope we throw many of these bums out of office and that includes Repubs. also.
Yup, its sad when you can't see any clear differences between the parties anymore...
PoliCon
08-06-2009, 11:45 AM
I hope we throw many of these bums out of office and that includes Repubs. also.
That is the intent here in PA at least. Why do you think that Specturd changed parties?
noonwitch
08-06-2009, 01:25 PM
Shouldn't Marion Berry always be on that list, at least as long as he holds the office?
The sad thing is that the democrats don't have him on a list of people they'd like to rid themselves of during the primaries.
Gary Peters is vulnerable. He's in a district that was held for a long time by a republican, Joe Knollenberg. Joe is a social conservative, and a moderate repub would probably do better at this point. It's probably the wealthiest district in Michigan-Birmingham, the Bloomfields, etc.
HowardRoark
08-07-2009, 12:02 AM
Pat Toomey is running against Specturd - and that race is important.
Yeah that would be wonderful. I'm just not convinced that the democratic machine in PA is going to be beaten. i'm attending specter's town hall in kittanning next thursday. should be a blast :cool:
PoliCon
08-07-2009, 01:23 AM
Yeah that would be wonderful. I'm just not convinced that the democratic machine in PA is going to be beaten. i'm attending specter's town hall in kittanning next thursday. should be a blast :cool:
If I can get away - I'm gonna go to that too. :) You did see that Specturd is racing a primary challenge from a dem rep who is going to lose his seat
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