Tuesday night was a bad night for a Republican squad hoping to defend its already-tenuous majority in the House, as voters opted for more conservative nominees in two battleground states over stronger and more traditional contenders expected to do well in the general election.
Tuesday night was a bad night for a Republican squad hoping to defend its already-tenuous majority in the House, as [M]voters opted for more conservative nominees[/M] in two battleground states [M]over[/M] stronger and [M]more traditional contenders expected to do well in the general election.[/M][SEP]Tuesday night was a bad night for a Republican squad hoping to defend its already-tenuous majority in the House, as [M]voters opted for more conservative nominees[/M] in two battleground states [M]over stronger[/M] and more traditional [M]contenders expected to do well in the general election.[/M][SEP]Tuesday night was a bad night for a Republican squad hoping to defend its already-tenuous majority in the House, as [M]voters opted for more conservative nominees in two battleground states[/M] over stronger and more traditional contenders expected to do well in the general election.[SEP]Tuesday night was a bad night for a [M]Republican squad hoping to defend its already-tenuous majority in the House[/M], as voters opted for more conservative nominees in two battleground states over stronger and more traditional contenders expected to do well in the general election.[SEP][M]Tuesday night was a bad night for[/M] a [M]Republican squad[/M] hoping to defend its already-tenuous majority in the House, as voters opted for more conservative nominees in two battleground states over stronger and more traditional contenders expected to do well in the general election.