Already donated, but there is time for the rest of you. Understand, that this is the end of ObamaCare if he wins. They are even talking about delaying his installment just to pass the bill.

If that happens, this will truly be then end of the Dems for a while. The American people will see this as Democrats stealing the health care of this nation and doing it with the sleaze that they are!

Your help is needed.

Initially going into this race, I was hoping to see Brown pull in 44% of the vote with great numbers among independents.

Part of me believes that the race really won’t be this close, but is a game the dems are playing in order to get more dems out to vote in Massachusetts. Sort of creating a panic factor, such as “Save Ted’s Seat”

Obviously I hope I am wrong but I have no confidence in the state of Massachusetts.

oh, wait. PPP has been predicting doom for Democrats since August; they are hoping somebody in their party will actually listen to them.

If Brown wins, they will do whatever it takes to at least clear the cloture vote before he is seated.

That said, I am not saying it wouldn’t be devastating to the Dems to lose this, but they have way to much invested in Obamacare to lose it now, and they are determined to “throw good money after bad” now.

There’s no question, anything with Brown in single digits, let alone winning, is great, especially with momentum on his side. But, and I hate to be a buzz-kill, I find it really hard to believe, looking at the cross-tabs, that Obama’s approval rating in MA is only 44%.. I’m sure it will be one day, but not yet. So let’s take this one with a grain of salt for now, and keep working to close the gap!

There could be two reasons for this. A lot of people are young adults who have woken up and seen obama for what he is. Or it could be that the poll was of likely voters and the Democrate obama lovers aren’t planning on voting.

And will again before the election. This is truly awesome. The FB Brown crowd is totally fired up as well and we post all these links to keep everyone pumped.

Mary Jo!

Rumors are circulating that tomorrow morning the Boston Herald will publish their poll on this race that shows this as a one point race among likely voters, albeit with Coakley in the lead.

I dislike advising people to head on over the kos but they’re in full meltdown mode over this poll; infighting abounds. It’s great for a laugh.

I think that is why they released the information about holding the confimation until after HCR vote. No matter what we hear good or bad, we should all try to donate (what we can– jan. 11 money bomb), do some calling, and even if able go to MA to help with the campaign.
They sent out alerts looking for people. I’d go, but I don’t have child care for Jan. 18th.

Whatever happens in this race — we should give it our absolute best!
I love being a part of this, and thanks to those at Red State that keep up our morale.

Scott Brown by making calls from home. To register:

http://www.volunteer-connect.com/brownma/Login/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fBrownMA%2fHome%2fHome.aspx

Everything is automated. You will be supplied with names and phone nuimbers of Massachusetts voters, as well as a script.

ONE THING. Don’t hang up your phone between phone calls. Hang oin and you will receive further instructions fro next call.

There definitely seems to be a significant number that actually are rooting for Coakley to lose. They think that with only 59 votes that the next move will be for reconcilliation. The polls in MA show a large enthusiasm gap, mostly because so many constituencies are pissed about what’s going on… and some of it is because I personally think many progressives are preparing for Hari-Kari.

and the very thing that could kill it is a special election for his seat and his own constituents may be the folks that slays the obamacare dragon?

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

Like the Truman Show they occasionally get a glimpse of the real world.

They must be horrified to learn that the whole thing is just a big Hollywood set.

Biggest Lie of 2009: “I’ll televise it on C-SPAN.”

I’m donating $100 on Monday (they are doing a mass donation on the 11th). If you can give $5 then do it.

STOP OBAMACARE, DONATE:

https://www.icontribute.us/scottbrown

Martha Coakley would not agree to debate Scott Brown unless an obscure independent candidate named Joseph Lewis Kennedy was included.
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2009/12/18/this_kennedy_wants_to_cut_government/

This useful idiot will serve two purposes. Try to get enough of the “I hate both parties” crowd away from Scott Brown .Confuse the over medicated nursing home patients that will be bussed to the voter booths into thinking another Kennedy is in the race.

Let’s remember this is MA and this race is far from won.

cha-ching! Florida for Brown! What has Brown done for you? Saved the USA!

that was successful in expanding coverage,”

Yet he’s against Obamacare. Good for MA but not for the nation? This is what makes conservatives stay home and lets liberals savage us for hypocrisy.

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Researchers point to Massachusetts, which passed a universal health care law in 2006, as a real-world example of what can happen when a swath of the population suddenly gains access to insurance and health care. A study by the Massachusetts Medical Society found that 24 percent of residents reported having difficulty getting the care they needed in 2008, up from 16 percent the previous year. Among the main reasons for the logjam: long waits for an appointment. The same study found that the percentage of family doctors who were no longer accepting new patients grew to 35 percent in 2008 from 25 percent in 2006.

http://prescriptions.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/09/05/who-will-care-for-the-newly-insured/

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Paying the Health Tax in Massachusetts

My husband retired from IBM about a decade ago, and as we aren’t old enough for Medicare we still buy our health insurance through the company. But IBM, with its typical courtesy, informed us recently that we will be fined by the state.

My husband’s response was muted; I was shaking mad. We hadn’t imposed our health-care costs on anyone else, yet we were being fined (“taxed” was the word the letter used).

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703298004574459101022338232.html

is putting out inflated numbers to create more of a sense of urgency in the Coakley camp?

I’m too much of a cynic, and after sleeping on it, I still have an issue taking these numbers seriously.

Love to hear what you guys think.

http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wgby/state.mediaplayer?STATION_NAME=wgby&MEDIA_ID=879327&MEDIA_EXTENSION=asf&MODULE=state

Born and raised Cape Codder. There’s very little love for Coakley around here but everyone here still hates Bush so if they bridget that connection it could stoke a fire.

Watching playoff football yesterday and Coakley ran her ad at least 5 times during it — to me, it seemed an obvious reach out to the independents. No mention of her being a Democrat, verbal or written, and it was all about “accountablility” (I made the big banks accountable, health insurers accountable… and now I’ll be accountable to the people).

…in Globe poll(which I warned about Friday night).
That poll seems to be the outlier.
Then again, as honest newspapers go, the Globe itself is an outlier.

A close race is not good enough. One percentage point is impressive for a Republican in Massachusetts, but it is not likely enough to overcome the massive fraud that will take place in the Democrat strongholds of Massachusetts.

I am optimist, and think we can win..but let us not get our hopes up. Right now is a time to fight, raise money, and do the best we can to election Scott Brown. If we fall short, so be it. But we will have some sort of victory even if this is made close. This is a statement election, and it is time to stand up.

http://neoavatara.com/blog/?p=9426

Brown has to win by 5% or more. That was the margin between Gov. Mitt Romney and his liberal opponent, Shannon “Hillary” O’Brien. Scott has to win by at least 5% or their cheating will steal the election.

What is great is long-term, even being this close, gives MA GOP at least something to build on. Its been a long time, since those guys on the real front lines have had much to give them an umph.

Even a loss (I think he is going to win), being this close, making the Dems fight for this, makes a great start going into 2010 for the MA governors race.

What would be great is if Brown runs a commercial, saying “I’m Scott Brown fighting for SIEU’s great health care benifits, I will oppose the “Cadillac Tax” on your union plans, the plans that YOU and your unions have fought for”.

I donated to Brown’s campaign! I must admit in my excitement, I didn’t notice that they were going for big numbers tomorrow or I would have waited until then,

http://logisticsmonster.com/2010/01/09/the-latest-email-from-the-dscc-martha-coakley-being-swiftboated/

AYFKM? That’s a joke, right? There is only one question the rest of America (outside of Massachusetts) is asking:
Do you want Obamacare passed in the middle of the night with special deals, or don’t you?

No swiftboating necessary. Martha Coakley is for Obamacare and Scott Brown is against Obamacare. Inside the perfect storm of the radical left gaining control of all branches of government, nada else matters.

This is why the Democratic Party is becoming unhinged with the speed that Scott Brown was advancing, and has now surpassed Coakley in the polls due to the backing of the American People. What did you expect when the race is put into the terms of who would vote for the un-Constitutional mandated healthcare versus who wouldn’t.

Once again, no need to swiftboat her, she did it to herself.

Link to E-mail sent out from DSCC:

http://www.dscc.org/blog?blog_entry_KEY=608

Why is the DSCC bothering these poor, pathetic people when they should have a direct line to George Soros and a check?

Does anyone else think that the moral compass-less Dead Kennedy holding any position of power for 47 years is a freakin’ travesty, and that the people of Massachusetts should stop revering a murderer, or is it just me?

“…the rest of Obama’s agenda hangs in the balance.” If the Democratic Leadership thought Dead Kennedy’s seat was so important, why weren’t they out weeks ago? Oh, that’s right, it’s Dead Kennedy’s seat and it will always and forevermore be democratically held in remembrance of the drunk who left a young girl to die. ‘Bout right?

give him the wealth … better than giving it to van Jones and Obama so they can buy votes with your money.

I maxed out …

…that not only is Coakley ahead by a HUGE margin, but the election has already been held and she is the winner by a knockout.

So, all you tea-drinking morons should just stay home on the 19th.

Really. Would I lie to you?

Not everyone in Massachusetts is a loony lefty. We have elected republican governors for 16 years in a row. This time around the voters are not too happy either with Obama or Patrick. The scandals on Beacon Hill are rubbing on Martha also, and the dems know it.
It is funny two of state’s newspapers own by NYT have different take on the election In one hand the Boston Globe comes in with twisted poll result in favor of Martha in the other hand The Worcester Telegram today endorses Brown. In prior election both papers endorsed Jim McGovern for congress and Martha for AG.
The libs in Mass are in a panic mode and that’s good for Brown and the nation.
The odds in favor of Scott are much much better than the polls
indicate. Don’t be surprise on Jan 19th. when Martha concedes

Here are a couple good analyses:

http://hotair.com/greenroom/archives/2010/01/10/whats-up-with-the-mass-senate-polls/

http://legalinsurrection.blogspot.com/2010/01/globe-poll-outlier.html

If Coakley wins by anything less than 13-15 percent, it will be a harbinger of a horrible November for Dems.