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PETE du PONT JIM & ADA LEIGH SOLES HAL HASKELL M.C. BYRD
GRAPEVINE SUBSCRIBERS
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'SNOW FUN IN POLITICSPosted: Feb. 8, 2010 The weekend snowstorm packed a filibuster for Delaware politics, as it disrupted travel plans for some state Democrats on their way to Washington and came close to shutting down a Republican event here at home.
STREAKS ARE IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDERPosted: Feb. 5, 2010 The Delaware Republicans are enjoying a winning streak in special elections since the 2008 election, but the Delaware Democrats are on a special kind of run they can date back 10 years earlier to the 1998 election. FAMOUS LAST WORDS: PRE-2010 MOVES THAT MATTEREDPosted: Feb. 3, 2010 There were no tea leaves or Ouija boards to tell Delaware politicians what they should do in 2009 to get ready for the election year. Now in hindsight, they can see that what they did then determined where they are now. COONS IS READY TO RUN, OF COURSEPosted: Jan. 29, 2010 Beau Biden was scarcely out of the way as the Democratic candidate for the Senate race when Chris Coons was rushing toward it, even if it meant giving up all the sewers and libraries he oversees as the New Castle County executive. EARLY LINE 2010Updated: Jan. 27, 2010 The way candidacies get going is people hear about them on the Grapevine. The elections for statewide office have a different complexion since Beau Biden, the Democratic attorney general, decided to run for re-election instead of the Senate. BEAU DOES NOT GOPosted: Jan. 25, 2010 Not politics, but the case of the Sussex County pediatrician has put the Senate seat off-limits for Beau Biden. The Democratic attorney general is running for re-election, not the office given up by his father when he became the vice president.
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