AP is calling Virginia for Webb.
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Democrats will control both the House and Senate after Jim Webb won a Senate seat by about 7,200 votes in Virginia, The Associated Press reported Wednesday.
Webb will have a formal press conference Thursday morning to officially declare victory, an aide said.
A source close to Sen. George Allen says the Republican incumbent wants to make clear he "has no intention of dragging this out."
And that's the ballgame, folks.
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Macaca.
heheheh ;^)
Ok, now I'm getting pissed.
There is a rumour floating about that re-elected, but embarassed by his scandal riddled party, Dennis Hastert will step down when the new term starts.
This is total bullshit. It will allow the Repube party to select a replacement without any public input. Instead of taking the high ground and stepping down prior to the election and allowing the people to chose their representative we will now have one appointed for us.
That's what our founding fathers feared when they tried to protect us from taxation without representation. Sure we'll have a representative, but one that is appointed by the King.
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