Re: Congressman McNulty

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From: Teddet
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 1996 00:00

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  Is this a different McNulty than originally ran when Sam Stratton
suddenly stepped down?  Each year he seemed to become less a democrat and
more a republican.  Early on I felt the guy is entitled to his opinions 
and the right to differ from others in the Party & needn't toe the line on
every issue.  Lately it does seems he toes the line - the NEWT line.  I'm
going to vote for Wasserman this time and am grateful to have a choice in
the primary.  Does Wasserman have a chance or is the encumbancy too big an
advantage to overcome? ?

Ted

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Date: 1996/06/25
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