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From the Campaign Spot:
Stuart Rothenberg writes, "Republicans should be
concerned about Toomey's ability to hold together the GOP coalition, as
well as whether he can appeal to blue-collar voters."
The Wall Street Journal followed him on the campaign
trail and noticed the lack of response, writing, "A few people accept
his brochure at the door; at other homes, there's no response at all."
Of all the top campaign watchers — Roll Call, Campaigns and Elections — nobody favors him to win.
The Boston Globe called him "an Allentown
restaurateur whom the pros don't take seriously." The New York Times
notes that the opposition has galvanized "more than 40,000 telephone
calls through paid and volunteer efforts."
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Oh, wait, all of those quotes are about his 1998 race for the open
House seat in Pennsylvania's 15th congressional district, which he won,
55 percent to 45 percent. - Paul Ibrahim's original has the sourcing
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