InTrade's odds for Angle are dropping as we speak, which means the union bosses are pulling an Al Franken -- and ripping off the electorate once again.
Sharron Angle needs your help now.Nevadans: if you haven't voted, run -- don't walk -- to the polls. If you have friends in the N.V., call 'em all and make sure they've voted. Haven't you -- or they -- had enough of the Obama-Pelosi-Reid economy?
Harry Reid? Are you freaking kidding me? Send that sniveling little b**** back to Searchlight.
Oops. Did I say that out loud?
IT is sad...
ReplyDeleteAt least we can say goodbye to GRAYSON and PELOSI (as speaker).
But we blew it, blew it, blew it, with some weak choices provided to us VIA THE TEA PARTY EXPRESS.
We foolishly gave Biden's DECADE LONG held Seat to the Democrats with a disastrous, un-vetted Candidate named O'Donnell pushed by a fashion.
The Democrats used this easy to stereotype poor O'Donnell offering in the Country to stereotype all. We even see it helped in a number of other areas in elections.
So even though we have a great victory, we have numerous missed Opportunities.
LEVIN and others owe us an apology, for Delaware is the kind of mindless self destruction, which helps only the Democrats.
There are nutty Partisans in so many Democratic Party dominated States, and INDEPENDENTS always determine the elections in these arenas. You simply cannot make this mistake.
One can only hope, Angle squeaks by as well, for this is another easy to pick up Senate Seat against the most pathetic Candidate of all, and we may have gotten a weaker challenger via the TEA PARTY EXPRESS.
KY is a different arena, as Rand Paul was challenging in a known Republican Arena. We all welcome his victory.
But we cannot afford to offer such weak candidates, (RINOS included) in these races anymore.
It is hard for some Conservative Pundits to lead in the face of fashion, but they should be more responsible and lead.
You would have preferred Castle? A victory in name only? Here is some of the Wikipedia entry for Castle:
ReplyDeleteCastle is a member of various moderate/liberal Republican Organizations, such as Republicans For Environmental Protection, The Republican Majority For Choice, Republicans For Choice and Christine Todd Whitman's Its My Party Too. Castle's centrist positions have made him the target of conservative groups such as Club for Growth, who ranked him the least conservative Republican in the U.S. House in 2008, and RemoveRINOs, who, in April 2010, named him the Ace of Spades on its most-wanted list.
Anon @8:47pm
ReplyDeleteYour useful idiot theory might might be correct if not for the fact that Ron Johnson (Tea Party inspired republican candidate) defeated Republican Ruling Class fried across the aisle Russ Feingold.
Not Rove, not Krauthammer, not McConnell had any idea Ron Johnson was even in the race; because they didn't bad mouth Johnson he was able to defeat Feingold!
Ever consider the possibility that some of the races lost could be due to Rovian's Ruling Class Republican Idiots trashing our party's candidates?
PS: IF YOU LOOK AT THE POLLING NUMBERS FOR O'DONNELL THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS CAME OUT FOR HER MORE THAN THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS; PERHAPS IF THE RULING CLASS REPUBLICANS HAD SHUT THEIR PIEHOLE THEY WOULD NOT HAVE GOTTEN AWAY WITH DEFEATING O'DONNEll.
susan
If Mike Castle was such a shoe-in, why didn't he beat Christine O'Donnell? He had the FULL support of the GOP establishment and was a Republican "favorite". The Independent vote is the one over which both sides fight to get, which O'Donnell won. The tell is the lack of Republican votes which translates to Castle supporters who followed HIS lead by not supporting O'Donnell. I say good riddance to the likes of Mike Castle. BTW, Carly Fiorina, John Raese and Linda McMahon did not do any better, did they?
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