Within the last turn of a turbulent main season, former New Hampshire Attorney universal Kelly Ayotte only just won her state's Republican Senate primary, to the relief of party officials in Washington who were under pressure to adjust to the demise of their favored candidate in another big race in Delaware.
Seven weeks previous to Election Day, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday that "turnout and eagerness are off the charts" crossways the nation and would benefit a resurgent GOP on Nov. 2.
Other than at the White House, spokesman Robert Gibbs said "intraparty Republican anger" — most lately evident in Christine O'Donnell's beat of veteran Rep. Michael Castle in Delaware — would help President Barack Obama's self-governing allies in their quest to retain their majority in Congress.
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