Pennsylvania being the bona fide blue state that it is just might be in the mood to oust the second of what used to be its two Republican Senators in 2010. A moderate in name and sometimes in deed, Specter is certainly more representative of his state than Santorum ever was but apparently not enough so as to avoid what looks to be at best a tough re-election fight.
The latest Research 2000 numbers that kos unveiled this morning show Specter under 50% against any Democratic opponent. Chris Matthews, as the one candidate with the most name recognition, performs best against Specter.
Specter 45
Matthews 44Specter 48
Murphy 36Specter 49
Schwartz 35
What should perhaps be even more worrisome to Specter is that he can't even break 50% in a Republican primary
Specter 43
Toomey 28
Undecided 29
29% undecided among Republicans he's been representing since 1981? That's really bad.
This is going to be a top tier race next cycle and I'm looking forward to ousting yet another of the faux moderates that enabled the radical agenda of the last 8 years.
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