Best Tweets: Lisa Murkowski Upset Edition
Even Twitter didn't see this potential upset coming
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The legendary pitcher won little sympathy from Twitter
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Nothing happened today. Twitter wouldn't stop talking about it.
Alvin Greene howls. Suddenly we don't feel too great about ourselves.
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His Dampness sits down for his first televised interview
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