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    This Week in Conservative Media: Is NY-23 Outcome a Sign of Victory for Conservatives?
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    We all know that Dede Scozzafava got essentially “ground up in the gears of the Palin machine,” in the words of one Huffington Post blogger, after which Palin told her Facebook fans: "I want to personally thank Republican Dede Scozzafava for acting so selflessly today in the NY District 23 race. Now it's time to cross the finish line with Doug Hoffman so that he can get to work for District 23 and the rest of America." Whoops. But…wait…apparently his loss is still a win for conservatives, according to RedState’s Erick Erickson. Full Article at Newsweek
    I want to personally thank Republican Dede Scozzafava for acting so selflessly today in the NY District 23 race. Now it's time to cross the finish line with Doug Hoffman so that he can get to work for District 23 and the rest of America.
    Sarah Palin – Sarah Palin SOURCE: Newsweek 2 weeks ago
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This Week in Conservative Media: Is NY-23 Outcome a Sign of Victory for Conservatives?
  1. Now, in NY-23, conservatives rallied and destroyed the Republican candidate the establishment chose. I have said all along that the goal of activists must be to defeat Scozzafava. Doug Hoffman winning would just be gravy. A Hoffman win is not in the cards, but we did exactly what we set out to do — crus...
    SOURCE: Newsweek 2 weeks ago
  2. Secondly, and just as importantly, there has all of a sudden been a huge movement among some activists to go the third party route. We see in NY-23 that this is not possible as third parties are not viable.
    SOURCE: Newsweek 2 weeks ago
  3. she’s also positioning herself for a third party. By the time this election runs around for the president, I'm sorry, but unless the Republicans and the Democrats wake up, a third party will win
    SOURCE: Newsweek 2 weeks ago

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