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Which Way Will They Go?

With Republicans winning gubernatorial races in both New Jersey and Virginia, it's clear that a number of Dems may be in serious trouble in next year's elections.  And so a moment of decision has arrived for the Washington Democrats who have been heedlessly leading their representatives off a far-left cliff.
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Will they trim their sails so as to avoid an electoral debacle next year -- or, realizing that they may well be in serious political trouble no matter what they do, will they simply run harder and faster to encode as much of the left-wing wish list as possible into law before it becomes more difficult after 2010?

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