Looks like BSB is a step ahead of the AP

David — Mon, 04 Sep 2006 04:15:29 -0700

Republican candidates stress independence from Bush, party in TV ads

WASHINGTON Republicans who were once cozy with President George W. Bush are distancing themselves from both the president and their party in campaign ads ahead of congressional elections. Consider Congresswoman Deborah Pryce, the fourth-ranking House Republican struggling to hold onto her seat in an evenly split district in central Ohio, near Columbus.

In 2004, her campaign Web site featured a banner of her and Bush sitting together, smiling. But in her latest television ad, Pryce is described as "independent." The spot also highlights how she "stood up to her own party" and the president to support increased federal funds for embryonic stem-cell research.

As chairwoman of the House Republican Conference, Pryce rallies colleagues to the party message.

With the election in about two months and Bush's approval ratings still low

Well to give her some credit

staff — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 20:36:14 -0700

Well to give her some credit, she did spell her name right this time.

Who Needs Charlie Morrison?

Sun, 03 Sep 2006 20:32:06 -0700

When we have Deborah Pryce who is running as an independent. From her "blog":

This is what you get when you type in "Republican" in the search box.

That's not all ... go to her campaign website and look around for the word "Republican". It's not on the front page ... not on the bio page ...

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Looks like BSB is a step ahead of the AP

Well to give her some credit

Who Needs Charlie Morrison?