RW rag Boston Herald refuses to endorse birther Hudak

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In an article endorsing all the other Republicans for Congress in the Boston area, the Boston Herald had to say of Hudak that he was not a "standout". I think that Tierney can be happy he was running against him or he would be gone.

http://bostonherald.com/news/opinion/editorials/view/20101026endorsements_fresh_faces_for_congress/

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In the 6th Congressional District John Tierney, a 14-year incumbent, should by all accounts be gone. To fail to explain what he knew about his wife’s involvement in the illegal business affairs of her fugitive brother is simply arrogant - and arrogance is what we have to expect from Tierney. However, his Republican opponant, Bill Hudak, isn’t exactly a standout and so we don’t envy voters of the district this tough choice.
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[Arkana]

1. Yes because clearly the fact that his brother-in-law's a creep

should disqualify Tierney from public service.

Meanwhile, irony meters everywhere explode.

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3. Who said our papers are logical. See the Gloucestertimes who endorses Baker because

of the Gloucester Charter School and because of the legislature. Because, of course, Baker will do better with the legislature?

http://www.gloucestertimes.com/opinion/x652346684/Times-Endorsements-Baker-would-bring-the-reform-leadership-Mass-now-needs

Now, it may be that the Gloucester Times is a RW rag as well, I cant remember, but the endorsement is highly illogical, as presented.

[karynnj]

2. That is a relief

If Patrick wins and the democrats hold all the seats, would that mean that the change Brown brought is over (before it really began).
Is Keating/Perry the only likely close race there?

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4. Tsongas/Golnick is close too, apparently, and Patrick/Baker is too close for my comfort,

though Patrick has always been ahead.