The Real Reason Harold Ford Nixed His Run
He couldn't find any voter groups he was confident would vote for him.
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He couldn't find any voter groups he was confident would vote for him.
"I refuse to do anything that would help Republicans win a Senate seat in New York," he writes.
It may be an uphill battle, one smart expert in first impressions says.
He was guaranteed $2 million a year, according to the 'Times.'
Ford talks to the a gay-rights group, and the gay-rights group yells back.
The man is basically an indigent at this point.
She's not exactly his director of research, or overly excited about his campaign.
The former Tennessean isn't Bible-thumping so much this time around, and for good reason.
An insider pegs the chances at 80 percent. No kidding.
The non-candidate slips up while campaigning at a diner in Rockland County.
Ford takes a leave of absence from Merill Lynch so he can focus on "listening."
But if forced to choose, they'll pick Gillibrand, for now.
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