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The tone of this article suffers from a snide sexism and a denial of voter agency that is characterisitc of conservative speak. Jean Carnahan is singled out for having won office because she was attached to a politically powerful man. Why there is no comparable reference to the father-daughter Murkowski team in the Senate? This article also suggest that the voters of Missouri somehow didn't understand that Mel Carnahan was dead when they voted.
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- jredmond 16:13, 21 Jul 2004 (UTC)
