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June 29, 2006
Never A Dull Moment
Watching Democrats deal with the issue of Iraq is like watching the old movie, "Perils of Pauline," writes Charlie Cook.
"Just as everything looks great for them, they do something to get into a jam, and just when it looks like they are in serious trouble, something happens to get them out. It's almost exhausting to watch, but certainly not boring. I see many who refuse to believe any data that is critical or provides bad news for their side, but will then jump on the flimsiest poll numbers if they are favorable."
Read the rest of Cook's Off To The Races.
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