Oct 3, 2006

ADVICE OF THE DAY – Put Your Nose Directly In Duluth’s Business.

Want to learn more about the political races across the country? Consider the race for a House seat in Columbus Ohio. This Democratic challenger:

is toe-to-toe with this Republican incumbent:

even though the Republican incumbent is outspending the Democrat two-to-one and applying at least twice the makeup.

And how about the neck-and-neck Governor race over in Iowa between him:

And him:

Early indications suggest neither of the candidates actually have much of a neck, but we are awaiting further polls.

And in Tennessee’s race for the previously held Republican senate seat, this Republican:

is a hair behind this Democrat:

who coincidentally has less hair.

Bossy knows this and more because she peruses the New York Times Election Guide website which features a series of comprehensive maps that outline race projections:

The races to watch:

The District statistics:

As well as the outlook in your particular state:

This Is The New York Times Election Guide Site Which Teaches You More Than You Ever Wanted To Know About Newscaster Hairdos.

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2 comments

1. 1
   on October 4th, 2006 at 9:08 am
   1peanut said:

   Bossy, you never fail to make me laugh


2. 2
   on October 4th, 2006 at 2:17 pm
   Adorable Girlfriend said:

   Don’t vote — it only encourages them!

   LOL.

   I vote, I vote often and I vote Democrat.

   I am Mark Foley and I approve of messages about little boys.