Matt Yglesias

Nov 1st, 2008 at 10:01 am

Time for a Change

2010 Arizona Senate trial heat Napolitano 53%, McCain 45%. Early polling has little value, but this kind of early weakness is the hallmark of a beatable candidate. Of course my assumption is that McCain won’t actually be running for re-election.

Filed under: Arizona, Napolitano, Senate





19 Responses to “Time for a Change”

  1. gregor Says:

    If McCain loses, Obama should appoint him the Secretarty
    of Some Asinine Department, so the question of his
    re-election does not arise.

  2. WillieStyle Says:

    If McCain loses, Obama should appoint him the Secretarty
    of Some Asinine Department

    No he shouldn’t. And, thankfully, he won’t.

  3. Sam Says:

    OT — Matt and Josh Marshall from The Strand (June 08) on CSPN2 right now — 10:15 am sat eastern.

  4. Matty Says:

    An aside… If the dems win everything, could they change election day to a Sunday/Saturday or change election day to a national holiday?

    It is absurd that our elections are on a Tuesday/non-holiday. I don’t think that it is like how it is here anywhere else in the world.

  5. Tiparillo Says:

    I have seen Napolitano’s name popping up for a spot in an Obama administration, as he is supposedly impressed with her. Google says she would be considered for Homeland Security

  6. mort Says:

    Of course my assumption is that McCain won’t actually be running for re-election.

    Is Matt’s assumption that McCain will be President??

  7. mencken Says:

    why wouldn’t mccain run as an incumbent senator in 2010? I can only assume that the vindictive prick’s plan B is to spend 4-8 years harassing a president obama from the senate.

    do you really think mcsame will go gently into that good night?

  8. Adam Villani Says:

    Obviously this means that Arizona is not the Real America. And looking at Ted Stevens’ poll number, even Alaska isn’t Real America anymore. I’m confused!

  9. mds Says:

    Google says she would be considered for Homeland Security

    Oh, God, this would be awesome. My Arizonan father thinks Obama is a Muslim leftist, but also thinks Napolitano chews gum and kicks butt, and is fresh out of gum. His head go kaboom if she ends up running DHS for Obama.

    do you really think mcsame will go gently into that good night?

    You mean, as opposed to losing to an Obama-supporting woman who’s more popular in Arizona than he is?

    And despite my DHS fantasies, it might be more useful to have her flip a Senate seat to D once she’s term-limited out as governor. Maybe White House appointments should stick to people that we wouldn’t miss from Congress, like Rahm.

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