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10:56 AM, Mar 16, 2010 • By JOHN MCCORMACK

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In a new Rasmussen poll, California senator Barbara Boxer narrowly leads GOP challengers Carly Fiorina and Chuck Devore 46% to 40%. Boxer leads Republican Tom Campbell, who has better name recognition but has come under fire for his association with Sami al-Arian, just 43% to 41%. The fact that Boxer's under 50% against all challengers shows that she's in real trouble. And what will she do when the Demon Sheep come for her?

Boxer Clings to Narrow Lead in New Poll

K.E. Grubbs has the latest rundown on the race in this week's issue of THE WEEKLY STANDARD.

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