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NC Cop says:

January 6, 2010 at 9:32 am

Another corrupt democrat “retires” and gets to dodge justice once again.

Nothing to see here folks, keep moving.

Yep – so don’t get your hopes up about this particular race. Dodd dropping out actually helps Democrats.

True. However, all they need to do is tie the democratic candidate to Dodd as much as possible. It worked for Obama.
Neo says:

January 6, 2010 at 9:38 am

And people are still arguing over whether the “Tea Party” movement is, in fact, a “movement.”

None of these folks are retiring for their health .. OK maybe their economic health.
bill glass says:

January 6, 2010 at 10:53 am

anyone up on the subject of : are there conservatives in those states that might be good candidates ( e.g.winners? )
Joseph Brown says:

January 6, 2010 at 11:13 am

The rats are scurrying! I love it. I’d rather see them in handcuffs, tho.
RogerCfromSd says:

January 6, 2010 at 11:25 am

Retirement isn’t going to save Dodd.

We will push for investigations into Fannie Mae (finally) and into Dodd’s involvement in it. As, well as in the mortgage deal he received.

Heads must finally roll.
Kate says:

January 6, 2010 at 11:47 am

Can you tell me where to send my basket of spoiled fruit? That’s all this rotten apple deserves.

And of course he will be taken care of at taxpayers’ expense with his platinum parachute that would make the CEO of AIG blush!
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January 6, 2010 at 1:02 pm

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Lorica says:

January 6, 2010 at 1:14 pm

Good Bye, and Good Riddance Dodd!!!

Even tho Conn. is a deep blue state, I believe that a Republican can and will win this race in 2010. Most Dems vote their wallet, if this government doesn’t do something soon to put our country back on track then all these Dems are going to either not show up or vote Rep. But what can these guys do to shore up our economy?? They have already put down tax cuts, they blah blah blah about how the Bush tax cuts were evil. So they can’t go back on their word there. Interest rates are almost to low now to cut even further would be crazy. Also that “middle class tax cut” that Obama got thru Congress last year where you got back 8.00 per week. Wellllll it was exactly what every said it would be. A cut in the percentage of withholding and not an actual tax cut. I did my taxes last night and my refund is less than half this year than what it was last year. So here is another lie that Obama is caught up in.

These things are going to add up and I don’t believe that the American people are not going to get upset about this garbage and vote these bums out. You are going to see 12 to 14% reported unemployment, you are going to see the world get snarkier and snarkier toward Obama and Clinton. People are actually going to get reminiscent about the Bush years, mark my words. – Lorica
Lorica says:

January 6, 2010 at 1:19 pm

Ohhh I also forgot to mention, Chris has been raising money for the last year, cuz he knew he was in a tough fight. So his re-election funds should be fairly large. Since he is retiring, there is a good chance that he will get to keep all that money for himself. So this was just another opportunity for Dodd to make sure he got to keep the money. How many Dems are going to be po’d that they have to go thru more fundraising for a new candidate?? I would be pretty upset. – Lorica
Carlos says:

January 6, 2010 at 6:59 pm

To the people of Connecticut: Go ahead and vote the way you always do, vote your wallet. That way the jackass you elect will have it close at hand as he steals everything in it from you, then blames the “big business” Republicans.

Get a clue. The party of “big business” is the jackasses. Just look who the richest members are, in both houses.
Jo says:

January 7, 2010 at 9:56 am

It would seem a few of the rats are scurrying off of the (hopefully) sinking ship. But will other more deceitful rodents come forward to simply replace them?
Carlos says:

January 8, 2010 at 12:34 am

Jo, they’re politicians. What do you think?

After the last twenty years of D.C. politics, I would think politicians would have a lower favorable public opinion rating than lawyers, by about 1/2.

Oh, wait. Most politicians from state legislators on up ARE lawyers. No fair comparing apples to apples.

And for those of you out there who think people are basically good, how can you look at a politician, say that and keep a straight face?

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