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Controversial Georgia Senator Saxby Chambliss appears headed for runoff

Posted on November 5, 2008 by concerningthepeople

: George W. Bush and Senate ally Saxby Chambliss

Saxby Chambliss, the controversial Republican Senator from Georgia, apparently failed to win enough votes in yesterday’s election and will now face a December 2nd runoff against Democrat Jim Martin. Chambliss, who avoided service in Vietnam due to a ‘bad knee,’ is notorious for attacking the patriotism of former U.S. Senator and Vietnam Veteran Max Cleland, who lost both legs and one arm serving his country.

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