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Old 03-03-2010, 12:22 PM
 
Location: Tennessee
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Just reading that the impact of President Obama campaigning for Harry Reid had no positive impact on Nevada voters. Is that because Obama had dissed Nevada publicly or is it 100 percent Harry Reid?

If you were a Democrat incumbent running for re-election in 2010 (House, Senate, Governor) would you want the President campaigning for you? Yes? No? It won't make any difference so why bother?

Does it matter who the incumbent is? In other words, does Harry Reid have such high National public recognition that it wouldn't matter if God or Satan campaigned for him?

What kind of voter is swayed by any President campaigning for them?

In your opinion, is there anyone, at this time, who could help an incumbent in either party be re-elected? Who has the juice right now?
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