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    AP Tries to Sell Coakley as ‘Historic’ Candidate

    Buzzword, Buzzword: AP Tries to Sell Coakley as ‘Historic’ Candidate

    Posted by Warner Todd Huston Jan 18th 2010 at 5:01
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    The special election in Massachusetts on Tuesday for the open Senate seat once held by Teddy Kennedy is the hottest political story of the day. The race is so close that no one is sure who will win but signs are starting to point to a Republican Scott Brown’s victory. And it doesn’t help when Patrick Kennedy, son of the late Lion, doesn’t even know Coakley’s first name.

    Cue the Associated Press with a Saturday puff piece on Democrat Martha Coakley that tries to sell her as an “historic candidateâ€
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    more liberal media............
    GO BROWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    But it may not do her much good.
    It won't the truth is already out..............

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    "The race is so close that no one is sure who will win but signs are starting to point to a Republican Scott Brown’s victory."

    Umm, Close? Thats not what im hearing or reading, Brown has pulled ahead 10% in some districts and leads in all of them.
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