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The great thing about political blogging is that the game never ends. For the next two months, we get to watch the positioning for the legislative session.
Governor Perdue’s first statement got it right: We need to work together in a time of economic and fiscal crisis.
But she’ll have conflicting advice. Move to the middle and work with the Republicans, some will say. No, confront them at every turn, others will counsel.
With their victory, Republicans now have to govern. Will they be disciplined, or overreach like Washington Democrats did the last two years? Will the Chamber of Commerce crowd get along with the Old Testament Caucus?
In Washington
In Raleigh
Reset
November 5, 2010/
The great thing about political blogging is that the game never ends. For the next two months, we get to watch the positioning for the legislative session.
Governor Perdue’s first statement got it right: We need to work together in a time of economic and fiscal crisis.
But she’ll have conflicting advice. Move to the middle and work with the Republicans, some will say. No, confront them at every turn, others will counsel.
With their victory, Republicans now have to govern. Will they be disciplined, or overreach like Washington Democrats did the last two years? Will the Chamber of Commerce crowd get along with the Old Testament Caucus?
In Washington
In Raleigh