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When I first encountered this page it was a stub with only tendentious information. In my oppinion, this "information" was a slam, but in any event it was inaccurate. When I contacted the campaign to suggest that they have somebody update the site, I was told that the orginal entry had been deleted and the stub substituted. Given that Ms. Kosmas still has a primary and (potentially) a general election to deal with (she is, as far as I can tell, favored in the primary), the conclusion I reached is that it was a "dirty trick" by a supporter of one of her opponents. But this is simply my opinion and is not supported by any hard facts.

What I posted is based on her campaign biography which I edited somewhat to remove some of "how great she is," language (I am sure her opponents will say that there is a good deal left). I also got the formatting wrong and, unless someone doesn't do it first, I will figure out how to get it right and re-edit. I have no connection to her campaign, but am politically active and despise the Republican incumbent, who is listed as one of the 13 most corrupt members of of the house and senate on one web site. 71.111.97.89 (talk) 20:01, 19 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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I couldn't find something to back up the report that her election was "the largest margin of defeat for a Republican incumbent in the 2008 cycle." Where was that on the CNN page? - Schrandit (talk) 06:53, 10 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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