McClintock by 15 with 64.2% in
Posted by: Aaron Park | 06/03/2008 11:49 PM
In case you are wondering why we had to wait so late for results.
One of the consequences of Arnold throwing the whole down ticket under the bus was Bruce McPherson, Republican Secy of State lost re-election.
The New Democrat Secretary of State got rid of remote reporting - requiring all ballot boxes to be brought into the County registrar's offices.
This of course, negated all the money spent on upgraded voting machines and adds to our state deficit.
As of my posting this - McClintock looks like a 15-point winner. I will post later as to why.
The victory party was just that, your usual victory party. I will blog on that later as well.
One of the consequences of Arnold throwing the whole down ticket under the bus was Bruce McPherson, Republican Secy of State lost re-election.
The New Democrat Secretary of State got rid of remote reporting - requiring all ballot boxes to be brought into the County registrar's offices.
This of course, negated all the money spent on upgraded voting machines and adds to our state deficit.
As of my posting this - McClintock looks like a 15-point winner. I will post later as to why.
The victory party was just that, your usual victory party. I will blog on that later as well.
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Game over!!
Ose along with all the other liberals in CD4 were the losers!!!
Little Kirky Uhler is going to be taking the egg off his face for years to come. Kirky, what does crow taste like???
All the elected fools' endorsments did not matter a hill of beans. They are completely out of touch and it is time to eliminate many of them!!!!
I think that I mentioned to Bob that the Washington Poll that had him up a couple of points was going to be the best news that he saw in this race.
His first BAD news for the general came tonight when Senator McClintock drew MORE votes than Charlie, dispite the almost $5 million thrown at Tom in his primary and almost no opposition to Charlie.
The number were: McClintock 42,544 and Brown 42,357!
John
Uhler, Flint, you guys sac up enough to send your checks into Tom's campaign yet?