Tea-party-backed candidate Richard Mourdock defeated longtime<$> Sen. Richard G. Lugar of Indiana in Tuesday’s GOP
primary, ending the career of one of the chamber’s two senior
Republicans and giving Democrats a better chance at capturing the seat
in November.
The race was widely seen as a key test of tea party
anger against incumbents two years after that same sentiment disrupted a
number of Republican races and powered insurgent candidates to wins
across the country.
Already, a challenger in Utah said the race is a model for his bid to unseat Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, another veteran senator under fire for his record of trying to work with Democrats in the Senate.
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36 years, time to go
ReplyDeleteThere goes GOP destroying itself from within again.
ReplyDeleteThe GOP is purging itself of Rino's...The Tea Party does it again!!!
ReplyDelete36 years and proud of the job he's done. when he ought to be hanging his head in shame for what he's done to future generations! glad to see this rino is finally extinct!
ReplyDeleteThanks for giving the dems another senate seat keep up the good work
ReplyDeleteObama is next
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