so what do you do when there are TWO good dems on the ballot?

[dorktv]

yes strange I know but in the district I ran in, Harry Mitchell is now running for congress and there is a guy named Larry King who is also running.

Both are pretty decent Dems and will be a credit to the party (Mitchell is my current state senator.)

But how do you pick?

http://rumromanismrebellion.blogspot.com/2006/03/hes-in.html

[EST]

1. Wallow in luxury!

My daughters or my ducats?

[dorktv]

3. huh?

[EST]

8. Ancient king (Sumeria?) who loved his gold and was faced

with losing his daughters, whom he also loved, or his riches. Difficult choice, for him, celebrated through history.

[dorktv]

10. I have heard Your Money Or Your life but not this one.

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11. Damn my eclectic reading habits...

[TallahasseeGrannie]

2. I'd make my choice

depending upon which of them was more likely to beat the Republican.

[woodsprite]

6. Exactly!!! n/t

[zbdent]

4. Celebrate, and vote for the winner

in November.

[Selatius]

5. Statistically speaking, the incumbent has a better chance against the...

Republican in November. By the numbers, Mitchell has name recognition over everybody else in the field. Is this a district where no Republican is running? Where it's simply one Democrat v. another Democrat?

[dorktv]

7. This is JD Hayworth's district.

soon to be a Dem district I might add!

[EST]

9. What wonderful news!

Hayworth, an avid Abramoff suckup (off) deserves no position in any government valuing integrity. Out the criminals!

[Selatius]

12. OK, so JD Hayworth is the incumbent?

Well, who has a better shot at beating him down from that seat of his?

[blondeatlast]

13. As a Zonie myself, I think Mitchell has got the better chance.

Granted, he's more moderate, but this is generally considered a red state and an even redder district.

I've got no dog in this fight; not my district. I just want to see Mr. Pompadour defeated, period.

[dorktv]

14. well based on the last time King ran...

you are probably right.