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Louisiana Senate runoff to be settled Dec. 6, hopefully by 'ancient Cajun rules'

The pundits considered it likely that the race for Louisiana Senate would head to a Dec. 6 runoff, and none of the candidates there reached the 50 percent threshold to avoid it. Despite her last-minute claim that Southern racism and sexism were to blame for her’s and President Obama’s lagging popularity in Louisiana, Sen. Mary Landrieu was popular enough to hold off Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy.

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It doesn’t have to, does it? Maybe in December Landrieu can pursue her dream of being a keg stand assistant full-time, but until then, we’re hoping perhaps the candidates can settle things following Jonah Goldberg’s suggestion.

https://twitter.com/meremclendon/status/529825646676287488

https://twitter.com/daveinreallifet/status/529825405562523649

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https://twitter.com/BlueShiftBlog/status/529825319780634624

We don’t like the odds there.

Thanks for making the wait a little easier to endure, Jonah.

 

 

 

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