Politico lists the Top 10 What-if questions of the mid-term elections and the #1 question is, "What if Doug Hoffman had been a team player?"
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What if, Doug Hoffman?
September 6th, 2010 by Brian Mann3 Responses to “What if, Doug Hoffman?”
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What if no one shows up for election day and no one gets any votes.
Bring on the clowns.
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What if Doheny realized he lost the conservative line, and therefore couldn't have BOTH the Republican and the Conservative line, and therefore became the team player who dropped out?!!
Also, the article referenced says, "If Hoffman hadn’t run as a third-party candidate, Scozzafava might be comfortably ensconced in that seat by now."
It could have said, "What if the Republican establishment realized they were running a LIBERAL Republican and instead picked Hoffman. He would be comfortably seated right NOW!
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I don't care what "team" Hoffman belongs too, he should just pick one and stick with it. Either that or become and run as an independent. He's trying to have his cake at eat it too.
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