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Wed Jan-21-09 07:01 PM
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| SHould Gillibrand's Association with the NRA disqualify her for NYS Senate Seat? |
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http://blogs.timesunion.com/capitol/archives/8907 I don't think so. She has to survive in Upstate NY which is much more conservative than NYC area.
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Wed Jan-21-09 07:03 PM
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| 1. It shouldn't. However the moment she resigns that House seat, |
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I am afraid a Republican will snatch it up.
It has like a R+17 PVI rating.
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Wed Jan-21-09 07:04 PM
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I'm not a fan of the NRA, but there are other issues (abortion, for example) where I stray from party orthodoxy. Nobody should be blackballed because of his or her stance on a single set of issues.
If Gillibrand is the best pick, she should get the job. If Suozzi or Cuomo would make a better senator, they should get the job. Make the choice based on character, intellect, and ability.
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Wed Jan-21-09 07:05 PM
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| 3. Looking at everyone's record I think Gillibrand is the best choice. |
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It shouldn't. However the moment she resigns that House seat, 
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Not at all