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Katherine Harris Shunned by Party Leaders in Florida Senate Race

In 2000, she was the Florida Secretary of State celebrated by Republicans and blamed by Democrats for helping make George Bush President of the US. Now, Katherine Harris is a member of Congress, who wants to oust Democrat Bill Nelson from the US Senate.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

In 2000, she was the Florida Secretary of State celebrated by Republicans and blamed by Democrats for helping make George Bush President of the US. Now, Katherine Harris is a member of Congress, who wants to oust Democrat Bill Nelson from the US Senate. In the latest poll candidate Harris is leading three primary opponents by double digits--even though she's worn out her welcome with party leaders.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Adam Smith
Tampa Bay Times

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Katherine Harris Shunned by Party Leaders in Florida Senate Race

In 2000, she was the Florida Secretary of State celebrated by Republicans and blamed by Democrats for helping make George Bush President of the US. Now, Katherine Harris is a member of Congress, who wants to oust Democrat Bill Nelson from the US Senate.

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Katherine Harris Shunned by Party Leaders in Florida Senate Race

In 2000, she was the Florida Secretary of State celebrated by Republicans and blamed by Democrats for helping make George Bush President of the US. Now, Katherine Harris is a member of Congress, who wants to oust Democrat Bill Nelson from the US Senate.

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