By Robert
Romano
Republican primary voters have casted a decisive verdict against the
Washington establishment in 2010. In ousting incumbent Senator Lisa
Murkowski in the Alaska Republican primary, and denying Representative
Mike Castle the party’s nomination in Delaware for the open Senate seat
there, grassroots Republicans are doing what they must to bring fresh
faces to Washington.
An open question is whether political Independents will join
Republican voters in November. Polling indicates that they are. Douglas
Schoen and Heather Higgins wrote in the Wall Street Journal on
September 20th, “independents say they lean more toward the
Republican Party than the Democratic Party, 50 percent to 25 percent,
and that the Republican Party is closer to their views by 52 percent to
30 percent.”
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