richardhutnik on 21 August 2012
| Mr Khan said: This has really been a boon to democrats, though, because even though Republicans have tried to disown him, he won't resign from Congress or drop out of the senate race, so he'll be an albatross around their collective neck for the next two months. Unless he does bow out, but still... |
The GOP would like him to drop out, in order that they be able to have enough time to put someone else on the ballot, in order to save their chances of taking over the senate. As it is now, he stallls too long and the GOP won't ge the seat and the Democrats will hold onto the senate. And then this issue remains afloat, so long as he is around. It won't be top news cycle, but still float around some.
