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Carly Fiorina caught on open mic making fun of Barbara Boxer’s hair

Published on June 9, 2010 in Uncategorized by Peter Schorsch

From Politics Daily: Carly Fiorina won big in Tuesday’s California Senate primary and wasted no time making her first gaffe of the general election — getting caught on an open mic making fun of her opponent Sen. Barbara Boxer’s hairstyle. While getting made up for an appearance on Sacramento’s KXTV-TV Wednesday morning, Fiorina checks her phone and banters with people off camera. She off-handedly mentions that a friend “saw Barbara Boxer briefly on television this morning and said what everyone…

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The sequel to Demon Sheep! Carly Fiorina’s campaign releases another attack ad

Published on March 15, 2010 in Uncategorized by Peter Schorsch

Senate candidate Carly Fiorina’s campaign releases another “Demon Sheep”-esque, eight-minute-long attack Web ad — this time targeting Sen. Barbara Boxer, turning her head into a giant tax-increasing blimp, which crashes into the ocean at the end.

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The sequel to Demon Sheep! Carly Fiorina’s campaign releases another attack ad

Published on March 15, 2010 in Uncategorized by Peter Schorsch

Senate candidate Carly Fiorina’s campaign releases another “Demon Sheep”-esque, eight-minute-long attack Web ad — this time targeting Sen. Barbara Boxer, turning her head into a giant tax-increasing blimp, which crashes into the ocean at the end.

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USA Today: Charlie Crist Brightens GOP’s Senate Outlook

Published on May 15, 2009 in Statewide by Peter Schorsch

From Susan Davis, USA Today: Charlie Crist’s entry in the Florida Senate race for 2010 gives Republicans a strong player on a field that again will be tilted in favor of the Democrats. After picking up six seats in 2006 and nine last year, Democrats have no coming retirements and hold only two seats in 2010 races that election analysts currently consider competitive. Republicans hold four seats in races that figure to be close. Counting the two independents who tend…

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