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Republicans’ Tales Of Woe Grow

By David M. Drucker
Roll Call Staff
Oct. 14, 2008, Midnight

Already unable to mount a proper defense of the 40-plus GOP House seats that are obviously under threat of a Democratic takeover, Republican incumbents are now scrambling to avoid upsets in at least five districts that were previously deemed safe.

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