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Michelle Nunn, Mr Perdue's Democratic opponent (pictured), has received some help too: Michelle Obama and both Clintons have travelled to Georgia on her behalf.The race has been both bitter and tight the Real Clear Politics poll average gives Ms Nunn a 0.3 point lead so both parties are lending the candidates their cavalry.

Most of those over 40 gave their votes to the Republican, while those under 40 preferred Ms Nunn.

Democrats said they did not care which Republican won the runoff, but with Mr Kingston gone Ms Nunn can no longer rail against barnacled incumbents.

Her rivals so far include Branko Radulovacki, a psychiatrist from Atlanta, and Todd Robinson, a fireman from Columbus.Ms Nunn may have an easier primary than any of the Republican candidates, but she faces longer odds in the general election.

Recent polling has given Ms Nunn, the daughter of a former senator, a slight lead.

As Republicans battled each other, Ms Nunn and Ms Grimes could raise money, kiss babies and remain genially vague.

Although Mr Rumsfeld takes credit for the overhaul, says Mr Karniol, it carries out a long-planned change that was ordered by America's Congress in 1989 (as part of the Nunn-Warner amendment).

In 2009 the Pentagon realised that a breach of the Nunn-McCurdy rules on over-budget defence-procurement programmes was inevitable, because costs would exceed the original baseline by more than 50%.

Moreover, he was appointed to the post (a "sweetheart deal", says Mr Kingston), by Governor Perdue.The winner of the primary run-off will face Michelle Nunn, a community organiser and the daughter of Sam Nunn, a former Democratic senator who is still popular in Georgia.

But last week Sam Nunn, a respected former senator, suggested it could harm America's interests and spark an arms race in Asia.It is not only Congress that is uneasy.

Better safety could be part of the long-standing initiative Mr Lugar and his fellow senator Sam Nunn developed in 1991 to secure and destroy former Soviet nuclear, chemical and biological stockpiles.Scott Dowell of the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta agrees that Ugandan and Kenyan labs need more money for security.