on the generic ballot. Though, I do not live in CA, IMO, California cannot afford a Carly Fiorina, unless they want more of the same extremists environmental policies. I also think there are other issues about her, that conservatives are concerned about, and as it is a primary, we should be closely watching this.

Nice, Aaron. And I have given support to DeVore.

Really? It looks to me like Tea Party candidates just take away enough Republican votes to put Dems in 1st place

Only if you are not an educated child of pop culture who hasn’t read a book since the last time a leftist professor or high school teacher forced you to under threat of receiving less than an A as a final grade. Those people will vote for Boxer. Or they will vote for Fiorina if they hold private sector jobs that they like. That whole “broken window” thing will just be lost on the lot of them.

I am tired to death of the Repubs, especially the establishment, offering up nothing but Dem Lite, in both legislation and candidates.

We have the carnage of that ‘strategy’ all around us. Jeffords, Chafee, Specter, Mccain as nominee, NCLB, DOE, and even Norm Coleman.

Enough of the vagina-driven politics! Draw swords and jab the pointy end into the other guy alrready! In the Senate, the term ‘unanymous consent’ should be a forgotten concept, and I don’t care if those Democrat c##ts do it to us when (not if) we get theSenate back.

Aaron, once again, proof that nuPaul was jmerely the first Model Fred in the house.

but it seems time and time again, too many primary voters get jittery at the last minute and elect the establishment candidate because they start believing the media, who tells them that “so and so” is the only person who can beat the Democrat.”

As a result you get people like McCain on the ballot and lose anyway.

No more pale pastels

The “Big Tent” analogy isn’t the correct one…the correct one is a MAGNET…we need to be a MAGNET that draws these independents in who are sick and tired of what’s going on in Washington—Fred Thompson

Devore needs to focus more on her job performance at these companies.

She is not a business leader that anyone I know who worked for those compaies during her reign respected. The fact she walked off with a severance package of 45 million (21 of it just to get lost) and used the victim card extensively to secure it.

There is a wealth of information out there on this just waiting for his campaign that should be brought back to light. Fiorina is another RINO who would be doing the deals for the camera time just like so many in the GOP have for decades now.

We do not need another self serving GOP candidate that ignores the wishes of a conservative America so they can indulge thier own entitlement fantasies. let’s not forget she uses the same slimy race baiting tactics as the Dems either….she is registered in the wrong party.

.02 from a former silicon valley native.

I don’t know much about this guy but he’s running for the House in NV-22. He’s an African American. My dad, who’s a vet, is pretty charged up about the guy and donated to his campaign today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP2p91dvm6M&feature=player_embedded

Wonderful!

http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/days-end-round-up/71251-days-end-round-up

Carly really is an echo – of McCain and the Libs. I’ve heard her state that the Internet should be regulated and, if nothing else kills her candidacy in my mind, it is Juan McCain’s endorsement.

it’s amazing that she is running at all. Hewlett-Packard, her voting history, her involvement in an arms to Iran deal, the list goes on and on.

She really epitomizes the arrogance of politicians nowadays. I see her as an insult to the California Republican voter.

…and it always has been. I think that anybody running state wide needs to be at least slightly green

There is a big difference between Fiorina and Boxer. Boxer and her supporters are willing to burn the economy at the altar of environmentalism. She’s too smart to say that in so many words, so what she says instead is that environmentalism is good for the economy. That way there isn’t a choice to be made.

Fiorina points out that California is so unfriendly to business that even the ‘green jobs’ don’t locate here. Unlike Boxer, Fiorina thinks a healthy economy matters and she is willing to point out the cost of runaway environmentalism.

DeVore’s ad is very good……for Texas. Being that hostile to environmentalists is probably not going to help in a state wide race here. I’d prefer to see him talk about how environmental laws cost jobs.

The bottom line is that California isn’t a red state, It isn’t even a swing state. On enviromentalism and social issues we are deep blue. We are less blue on national security and the role of govenment. The state is arguably pale red on taxes and immigration.

It ignores the fact that there are certain states where a Dem Lite candidate (see Maine for details) can win and a conservative can’t.

There are several states where this is true and California is one of them. I know. I lived there for 30 years and I doubt that it’s gotten LESS liberal since then.

Can Fiorina win? No. Her incompetence at HP is legendary especially so in Calfornia.

Can Devore win? Probably not.

Frankly, I don’t think either one is worth the money when that same amount of money could be divided up into multiple red midwestern states ( at least one Dakota seat is up for grabs + Arkansas) and the GOP would have:

a) a better chance to win one seat than to win california
b) a better chance to win two seats than to win california

Should we be supporting Rubio over Crist?

Absolutely. But that is a different animal. Florida is a state that has a history of voting for conservatives since Duekmajin really doesn’t.