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struggle4progress

(118,319 posts)
Thu Feb 8, 2018, 09:29 PM Feb 2018

So unpopular in N.J. that Democrats are targeting unbeatable Republican

By Jonathan D. Salant jsalant@njadvancemedia.com,
NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

WASHINGTON -- Rep. Chris Smith, who hasn't received less than 60 percent of the vote in his last 17 elections, has just been added to the House Democrats' list of 2018 targets.

Thursday's announcement by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee means that the party is now focusing on every Republican-held seat in New Jersey.

It's also a sign of how Democrats hope that President Donald Trump's historic unpopularity -- along with an angry electorate and the fact that the party controlling the White House traditionally loses congressional seats in off-year elections -- will carry even safe Republicans such as Smith, R-4th Dist., into retirement ...

http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2018/02/house_democrats_are_targeting_this_nj_congressman.html

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So unpopular in N.J. that Democrats are targeting unbeatable Republican (Original Post) struggle4progress Feb 2018 OP
That's great-- dawg day Feb 2018 #1
I want to see NO Repukes left in New England, NY, NJ, CA, WA and OR. roamer65 Feb 2018 #2
good news that dems are targeting more and more repub seats. lets go fo 100% nt msongs Feb 2018 #3

roamer65

(36,745 posts)
2. I want to see NO Repukes left in New England, NY, NJ, CA, WA and OR.
Fri Feb 9, 2018, 12:40 AM
Feb 2018

They need to be relegated to a useless regional party.

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