In yesterday's Washington Post, David Broder focused on the Wisc. Governor race, and the ability of Democratic incumbent Jim Doyle to re-define stem cell research around economic development in the state. The framing strategy is putting pressure on GOP candidate and U.S. Rep. Mark Green, who adheres closely to President Bush's position on SC research.
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That's the Wisconsin governor race, not Senate. Doyle is the incumbant. He is definitely trying to put Green in Bushes pocket in his radio ads.