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Wed Oct-08-03 04:45 PM
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Senator Don Nickles (Oklahoma Republican) is not running for re-election in 2004.
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| soothsayer
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Wed Oct-08-03 07:46 PM
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| 1. oh, phew! I thought you meant |
| Lefty48197
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Wed Oct-08-03 08:16 PM
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Yes, I realize you said Don Nickles.
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| Feanorcurufinwe
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Wed Oct-08-03 08:18 PM
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| 3. What are Oklahoma politics like? Do we have a chance to replace him? |
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Wed Oct-08-03 09:27 PM
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i dont know the situation right now but they have had a dem as a senator in the recent past (bob Kerrey). i believe he was also gov at one point
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Wed Oct-08-03 09:28 PM
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| 5. Dave, Kerrey was in Nebreska |
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:). I think Ive heard the name Fred Harris.
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Thu Oct-09-03 10:11 AM
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They just elected a Democratic governor. The last Democratic senator from Oklahoma was Sen. David Boren, who retired in 1994. Rep. Brad Carson is noted as a tough political campaigner. Carson received 74 percent of the vote in 2002 (in a district that went 52.8 percent for Bush in 2000). He is a moderate and has crossover appeal, and Henry's recent victory proves that a Democrat can win here.
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