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Tuesday, November 07, 2006


POST-MORTEM, PRE-MORTEM   [Kate O'Beirne]

A survey of 1200 likely voters taken in 12 swing districts this past Sunday and Monday might explain why Republicans might have a long night ahead of them. The veteran GOP pollster says he has "never seen anything like it."  Asked who is more likely to cut taxes for the middle class - 42 percent said Democrats, 29 picked Republicans.  Who is more likely to reduce the deficit?  47 - Democrats, 22 - Repubicans.  And, who is more likely to control spending? Democrats - 38, Republicans - 21.  In the past, even if Repubicans didn't win some race or another, they were more trusted on taxes and spending issues.




 





 

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