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Election Day Could Make a Few Democrats Grouchy

By Katherine Rizzo and CQ Staff
Posted October 16, 2008 at 12:00am

From Political Perceptions, wsj.com

Real Clear Politics

October Surprise Could Sink Florida Freshman

allegations of philandering
bad decisions
splash of blue
solid Republican territory
dropped out
campaign commercial
heading to Houston

Two Try to Return to D.C. from N.H.

might not survive
could fall
demanding that
Web-distributed audio
seeing red
defeated
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Write to Katherine Rizzo at KRizzo@cq.com.

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