With Akaka win, attention turns to Hirono-Hogue
Does Hogue have a chance at all? I'm not a fan of Hirono, and know Hogue enough to be comfortable with him in office, and (unlike some other races) can see possibly casting a ballot for him. But it still seems like a long shot.
We haven't seen enough from these two candidates specifically (and of their take on their new general election opponents), so perhaps it's too early to say. But I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Mazie Hirono and supporters of the 2nd Congressional District Democratic nominee will try to paint Republican winner Bob Hogue as a "nice guy" closely aligned with President Bush, while GOP faithful will hammer on the point that at least one of the four people Hawai'i sends to Congress should be with the majority. Those will apparently be the major themes the two parties will seek to convey as they try to shake off the divisiveness of hotly contested primary fights and present uniform fronts for their standard bearers in the Nov. 7 general election to replace Ed Case in the U.S. House.
We haven't seen enough from these two candidates specifically (and of their take on their new general election opponents), so perhaps it's too early to say. But I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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