The Race to Replace Arnold: Running on Empty
The limp grassroots response to Democratic gubernatorial
candidates reveals that the plummeting popularity of one party doesn't
automatically translate into support for the other.
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At the biggest Democratic event of the campaign season, Obama argued that the coming election is a choice between the past and the future rather than a referendum on his first two years in office.
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He'll probably fend off J.D. Hayworth, but in order to win he's lost most of his principles.
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