Ninth District
Republicans can be sure of one thing, Rep. Adam Smith wants the novice, Basler,
in the Top 2 rather than formerly G.O.P. candidate ten years ago, but now
Citizens Party candidate, Mark Greene. Smith, who you just
know prefers an opposite major party novice as his General Election opponent, is
probably worried that Mark Greene will make the Top 2 and thus would become the
first 3rd party candidate to get on the General Election ballot by overcoming a
major party candidate, as Smith realizes that a strong coalition of Republicans,
Democrats, other Third Parties, and Independents can send him scurrying to the
White House begging for an ambassadorial job if he is sent packing, if not to K
Street where he would be welcomed as a lobbyist. The cover has finally been
blown on Smith's votes in Congress that are completely out of touch with the
wishes of his constituency, and Smith's last hope is for the loyal opposition to
put up the same old typecast candidate, similar to the election of 2012, that
only one side will vote for, and not the coalition candidate that Smith knows
could actually win.
Mark Greene probably won the G.O.P. primary in the Old 9th District in 2004 [http://partyofcommons.blogspot.com/2013/02/major-election-irregularities-graph_26.html], and he's counting on Republicans and others to put him in the Top 2 through this year's August primary.
Mark Greene probably won the G.O.P. primary in the Old 9th District in 2004 [http://partyofcommons.blogspot.com/2013/02/major-election-irregularities-graph_26.html], and he's counting on Republicans and others to put him in the Top 2 through this year's August primary.
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