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Re: Poll finds mixed bag for Burr
The numbers continue to look bad for U.S. Sen. Richard Burr. Public Policy Polling, a Democratic polling firm, surveyed 749 North Carolina voters from Aug. 4-10, and found that only 38 percent approve of the job he is doing, while 32 percent disapprove. Full Article at Under the Dome
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The winds are blowing in a Republican direction and carrying him (Burr) right along ... We are seeing this trend nationwide. People don't like incumbent Republicans or Democrats, but they like their potential challengers even less.
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Congress spends and borrows too much money -- money that we don't have
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Their home bases will be bedrocks ... If there is any slippage by either one in their home base, then that signifies a real problem. The key is the northeast. Fundraising will be important because the most wide open area is the most expensive to run TV ads.
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