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Chaffetz close to unseating Cannon
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It is more descriptive than that. The Salt Lake numbers are really not precincts. They are the absentees. So, they are at least a sample of Salt Lake County. Looks like Cannon should lose that.
Now, what will happen in Utah County??
Utah County now coming in . . about 7% of precincts shows Chaffetz up 58% to 42%.
Prediction: Chaffetz wins with between 56-57%.
True about the absentees.
I'm operating off of vague recollection here, but I recall that in 2006 Cannondid better in Salt County than in Utah County.
Which means...
...it ain't like good for Cannon.
The biggest difference between this year and 2006?
I'd have to think that driving to the polls past those $4 a gallon gas signs ain't helping Chris.
Ryan Wilcox must be a pretty good candidate.
And now Cannon's down by 16 percent with 21 percent counted? Stick a fork in him, he's done as well.
2) The vote in all the other counties only matter if the race is close.
3) In 2006 Cannon won running away in Salt Lake County. If Salt Lake County's not voting for Cannon, they he's not winning, and Salt Lake COunty shows Chaffetz up 60% to Cannon's 40%.
This is a great day for America. The worst thing that voters can do is show tolerance for a corrupt, out-of-touch Congress. Even if Cannon were a great guy (he isn't) voters are showing that questionable congressmen will get the pink slip. I have to think it doesn't bode well for the fall. The best we can hope for is that a lot of good legislation will be passed by a Congress full of folks desparate to keep their jobs.
I can't stomach Chaffetz. I never imagined the day when I would miss Chris Cannon, but oh that dark and terrible day has come. Heaven help us.
This is too rich. I never thought I'd say this...this is what a couple people have said to me,
...if you don't like the person your fellow constituents just voted for...... Why Don't You Just Move???
So is he going to give visas to all 20 million illegal aliens or will it be tents for all 20 million? Which one?
Ha!
To go off on a federalism tangent here - that's a perfectly reasonable and acceptable alternative. It's the great thing about federalism - you can states as different, politically, as New York and Utah. How awful it would be if the United States were, politically or any other way, on size fits all; if every law were made in Washington. It's a great way to keep the peace.
Dude, the race is over - you can stop spreading lies now.
As for the whole Dukakis thing: do you still believe today every idiotic thing you believed 20 years ago? Every idiotic thing you believed in college?
If so it says more about you than it does about Chaffetz.
FWIW: I'm perfectly willing to believe Chaffetz might be a schmutz. That's why we have elections every 2 years. The point is, we all KNOW that Cannon is a schmutz. We do the best we can; perfection is seldom an option. The point is, keep your politicians on a very short leash, no matter who they are.
Maybe votes do still count these days. Who is next? Hatch? Bennett?
I am so sick of the entitled attitude of our politicians in Washington.
Time to clean house!
I hope the Republican National Committee is watching and figuring out they need to support candidates who are against illegal intruders in this country!
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