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Senate

Connecticut: Ned Lamont
Maryland: Ben Cardin
Michigan: Debbie Stanbenow
Missouri: Claire McCaskill
Montana: Jon Tester
New Jersey: Bob Menendez
Tennessee: Harold Ford
Virginia: James Webb

Democrat Held Seats

(CO-03): John Salazar
(GA-03): Jim Marshall
(GA-12): John Barrow
(IA-03): Leonard Boswell
(IL-08): Melissa Bean
(IL-17): Phil Hare
(IN-07): Julia Carson
(NC-13): Brad Miller
(PA-12): John Murtha
(WV-01): Alan Mollohan

Republican Held Seats

(AZ-08): Gabrielle Giffords
(CT-04): Diane Farrell
(CT-05): Chris Murphy
(CO-07): Ed Perlmutter
(IA-01): Bruce Braley
(IL-06): Tammy Duckworth
(IN-02): Joe Donnelly
(IN-08): Brad Ellsworth
(IN-09): Baron Hill
(FL-13): Christine Jennings
(FL-16): Tim Mahoney
(FL-22): Ron Klein
(KY-03): John Yarmuth
(NC-01): Heath Shuler
(MN-06): Patty Wetterling
(NM-01): Patricia Madrid
(NY-20): Kirsten Gillibrand
(NY-24): Michael Arcuri
(NY-26): Jack Davis
(OH-15): Mary Jo Kilroy
(OH-18): Zack Space
(PA-06): Lois Murphy
(PA-08): Patrick Murphy
(PA-07): Joe Sestak
(PA-10): Chris Carney
(VA-02): Phil Kellam
(WI-08): Steve Kagen

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Next, I completed this a while ago, and I even bought one myself.  The Ivorydome t-shirts are for sale here.  The black one is $22.45 + shipping and handling.  I now that is expensive, so I made a white one, it is only $16.45 + shipping.  The shipping isn’t much and it gets to you pretty quick.  These shirts will be good for the next time the local liberals want to have a party commemorating the death of our armed forces.

 A couple of weekends ago I volunteered to help operate the computer system for data entry for the Susan G Komen foundation’s Race for the Cure.  My employer volunteered last year and the system they designed for themselves to enter data was garbage.  This year I wrote a web interface and MySQL database backend to manage the data.  Things went 1000% smoother than last year and of course the race was a huge success.  There were over 3700 registered participants, more than 1000 more from the previous year.

Last, consider this an open thread for the weekend.  Feel free to discuss the upcoming election or whatever else.  Happy Friday the 13th!

Update:  I decided to put some more politics into this post.

Concerning the upcoming election:  I am not worried about it.  If the democrats win the majority that’s fine with me.  They will be the ones on the pedestal and all of their promises will have to be put into action instead of being talked about.  Democrats think they can do better than republicans, well if they get the majority they will be put to the test.  I can’t wait to see what happens.

Also, something I read over at Right Wing News got me thinking, if, and possibly when, Republicans lose control of congress, who are they going to blame? Personally I would blame republicans for losing control.  The GOP won’t be like democrats and blame non-existent voter fraud and label people who didn’t vote for them imbeciles.  The GOP won’t pass the buck like the Democrats have.  I think they will own up to their shortcomings and, in the event of a loss, will hopefully reform itself come 2008 and 2010.

Lastly, I find it sickening that people being angry at the GOP are giving up on them and voting Democrat.  Those people are quitters.  I find it troublesome that people would vote for the party that embraces Michael Moore’s or Cindy Sheehan’s ideology.  I don’t deny the GOP sorely needs to get back to it’s roots and I think the people’s anger at the GOP is legitimate, but I think they should be working to reform the Republican party instead of abandoning it.

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