Tom Davis

former Congressman (R-VA)

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Former Congressman from Virginia, he twice chaired the National Republican Congressional Committee; president of the Republican Main Street Partnership

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Last month, when the Wall Street Journal and NBC News asked voters which party they liked best,  Democrats and Republicans tied  with 41% each.  That's a change from the pattern of…

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Charlie Cook, one of Washington's respected pundits, says watching the Democrats since August has been like " watching a car wreck in slow motion ."

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