J.D. Hayworth is the latest big-name GOPer to go down -- by eight points.
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|11.8.06 @ 1:11AM|#
Well, I'm kind of surprised. Mitchell didn't start to pull ahead until about two weeks ago.
Isn't it interesting that Hayworth and Curt Weldon both wrote books for the ultra-right-wing publishing group Regnery and both were crushed by the Dems?
|11.8.06 @ 1:47AM|#
Hey Balko, what about Jimmy Leach and the Green Velvet reprisal?
|11.9.06 @ 12:21AM|#
J.D. Hayworth is a total phony with a cartoonish demeanor who is not above saying or doing anything to pander to his knuckle-dragging brain-stem constituency.
Look for him to get his own syndicated political talk show any day now. He's perfectly qualified...