Unanue stayed on the slopes and opened the door for Zimmer.
Crowley disappointed the GOP.
Andrews made it official.
It’s a family affair.
Which drew jeers from Lautenberg.
The Washington establishment stuck with the incumbent.
Cresitello’s in, too.
The Democratic Senate strife is in stark contrast to House tranquility.
Lines were drawn between Lance and Whitman.
Booker suffered a setback.
He vowed to get stronger.
The oddsmakers saw a possible Dem pickup.
And everyone was happy in Marlboro.
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Bear with me here...at least I'm not proposing something patently ridiculous like self-serve gas stations!
It's true that rising energy ... >