In A season of lost opportunities, conservatives are hunkering down to salvage what they can from Senate, House, and gubernatorial races and hoping for a better morrow.
The prospects, even here, are not impressive. Conservative plans for electoral progress remain connected for the most part to the Republican Party, and the GOP Continues to exhibit all the manly vigor of a pre-Raphaelite sodality. By conventional standards, this should be the year the party makes some sort of comeback from the Watergate fiasco, but signs of this are seldom evident. Republicans have a chance to make some random pick-ups, but present readings are that any such advances will be offset by equal and opposite defeats.
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