"John Edward Maginnis" was a Northern Ireland/Northern Irish politician. He was Ulster Unionist Member of Parliament for Armagh (UK Parliament constituency)/Armagh from 1959 until he stood down at the United Kingdom general election, February 1974/February 1974 general election.

Educated at Moyallon School and Portadown Technical College, he lived and farmed at Mandeville Hall, Tandragee.

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My guess is there will be fewer black people in New Orleans.

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It's not like they have walls to climb over in order to vote.

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He doesn't seem like he's really motivated the Democratic voter, gotten anyone's juices up. He hasn't led any crusade, and that's what you've got to do if you're running against an incumbent.

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The best thing going for Foster is that he's had very good economic times, but besides that, he's run a clean administration and he's not been indicted.

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He's strong, but not that strong that he could withstand an indictment.

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There has been a significant loss of clout with those two guys gone.

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There's always been a slight advantage to Democrats in the state, but that could well have been wiped out by the displacement. I think people's antipathy might be directed toward George Bush , but not particularly toward the Republican Party.

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If that's compromised, that could be a problem for her.

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For all these congressmen, it's an opportunity to step up and show your relevance in people's lives, ... they're not line officers, so there's a limit to what they can really do.

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