I like to think of Coakley’s HQ in terms of this FedEx “Doomed” Ad.

“Help this woman or we’re all doomed!”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmZRDUO1wGQ

Now close the deal.

They polled Massachusetts, right?

… if this gets through. I’m not sure if its blocked?

…of Obamacare and the Democrat agenda.

Not only are they likely to lose a solidly blue Senate seat but they are about to lose the seat held for centuries by the champion for socialized medicine, Ted Kennedy. So, Obama, Kennedy, and socialism are being rejected all in one fell swoop.

I hope conservatives are charged up to run all the socialists out of Congress.

Per GatewayPundit…

“Best line: “Meanwhile, Harry Reid races to catch Ben Nelson’s and Joe Lieberman’s farts on Capitol Hill.””

http://gatewaypundit.firstthings.com/2010/01/leading-mass-blue-blog-yes-it-sucks-but-vote-for-coakley-anyway/

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And people said that there was an enthusiasm gap in this race in Brown’s favor. I say pshaw. Nothing says enthusiasm like, “Yes it sucks. Yes you have to vote Coakley” and “You got every reason to be p’d”…

In fact, I’m so inspired by these words, I’m thinking of sending some green. If you share my sentiments…here’s the link:

http://www.brownforussenate.com/red-invades-blue

Enthusiasm among conservatives & independents coupled with depressed liberals may indeed allow Brown to win. However, the people of that state are largely in favor of unfettered access to abortions, special privileges for homosexuals and massive government entitlements. It isn’t like these people have all of a sudden changed their minds on these things. They are STILL liberals. Look Ronald Reagan won Mass. in 1984. That didn’t signal a change in the politics there, it was merely the result of a red wave. 2010 is likely to be a red wave, and we should be happy to take it, but we should not delude ourselves into believing that a state like Mass. is going to “find religion” and make a permanent move to the right.

I wonder how much the state mandated health cre factors into this election. Is it possible that this mandate has been overlooked. MA has the highest healthcare premiums in the country as a result and as Scott Brown has already pointed out, the fed “reform” will be over and above expense wise for MA residents.
On another note Coakley ads are running 2-3 times Brown ads. DNC is running ads in tandem to her adds. They are all negative. Brown is consistently taking the high road. I really think most voters have contempt for negative campaigns and will vote accordingly. I will submit a letter to the ed tomorrow calling out Coakley and her campaign.

OH I forgot to mention, thanks to the Chamber of Commerce. They are running positive ads for Brown that compliment his message very well.

What I find most telling from this poll information is that these exact same pollsters had Coakley leading 54 to 24 in September and 58 to 27 in November. In an almost identical poll over the past three days, Brown has gone from down THIRTY ONE points to up by FOUR. No need to ponder the differences in polling technique, because they are all from the same people. Incredible.

She reminds me of Geraldine Ferraro except without all the personal warmth.

I can’t believe the Dems were stupid enough to run her. The Dems think that Mass. voters will vote for any wooden stick as long as it has a D after its name.

Big mistake….

“But the message is being sent. If you can’t safely defend this place, how is Arlen Specter going to survive?”

God I hope he doesn’t. Go Toomey!

“Martha Coakley is precisely the kind of person we need architecting this nation’s health care. Caring. Compassionate..

…”Middlesex District Attorney Martha Coakley blocked the donation of Costin’s heart after he was diagnosed clinically brain-dead,” writes Sean P Murphy of the Globe, “to preclude any possibility that his assailant’s lawyer might contend at the trial that Costin died of a pre-existing heart condition rather than the beating.”…

Martha Coakley is willing to let innocent 3rd parties die to ensure her success as a DA. This sort of attitude is just gobsmackingly vile beyond belief. ”

http://minx.cc/?blog=86&post=297044

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She MUST not win.

Scott Brown is DOOM!
Ms Coakley’s on Fire!
The Fires of DOOM!!!

And we have, haven’t we? If we lose this one, I, for one, will blame the “Tea Party” ladies up in MA fragging Brown.

From a thread where they’re in a complete panic now that they’re realizing they’re in danger of losing “Teddy’s Seat” to an Eeeeeeeeevil Republican’.

Redstate thinks this ones in the bag (1+ / 0-)

let’s prove them wrong. Kudos to them for ignoring that idiot Limbaugh and conducting a serious campaign for Haiti relief.

Patriotism consists not in waving the flag, but in striving that our country shall be righteous as well as strong. ~James Bryce

by california keefer on Thu Jan 14, 2010 at 10:31:12 PM PST

Coakley is a college classmate of mine and friend of my wife’s. If any of my RedState friends mention to my wife how I’m voting on Tuesday, I’ll deny it.

I intend to tell my wife, “Yes I voted. You told me to vote for Martha, right?”

On analyzing this race, I would caution against a Republican vs Democrat filter. IMO, it’s a riptide of “mad as heck and not going to take it any more.” What the politicians haven’t figured out is that, in the internet era, we see their pharma lobbyist fundraisers. We see their vote selling. We see their arrogance and scorn for their constituents.

The issue is honesty and competence. Some day, some party is goign to figure this out. It certainly wasn’t Bush and Cheney who lost all grasp of the optics of their perceived arrogance. Likewise Obama. Just utterly clueless at how the back room deals and the lies are perceived.

I’ve already said I am shocked this race is competitive. I almost feel sorry for politicians caught it this riptide. It’s gonna hurt.

May count in this race as well. Voters in Mass. have already experienced universal health care and it’s a gigantic failure. I see Obama sent a video up there emphasizing the election would be about HIS health care program. Perfect. Just what they need. Also I think people are sick of Deval Patrick. The people there are broke. As I understand it, Brown isn’t campaigning on social issues, more financial and others. They may feel Brown has a strong character and won’t reverse his positions so quickly as Obama has.. Voters may see Brown as not as entrenched with Beltway lobbyists and liars.

Dude worked his BUTT off. 18 hour days. At the risk of painting myself as anything but a grizzled cynic, when I see people rallying around him and when I see polls moving, I honestly get a little choked up. We still have to endure four more days of constant negative ads, and I’ll be enormously disappointed if Scott loses, but it won’t be for lack of work.

This is what Republican candidates need to be doing in 2010. Working.

Maybe if Brown pulls out this win we could have Obams, Reids and Pelosis reaction on hidden CSPAN camera. Gosh what it would be to be be a fly on the wall. To hear their reaction and comment…just to see their faces!

Brown needs a 10 point lead to be outside the ACORN range.

Remember Coleman, what’s the odds that every close vote call went to the stupid candidate?

About the same as every temperature error was favoring the AGW Fraud.

“I’m gonna sing the Doom song”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqcn_TPu4qQ

I had my secretary down here in Perú e-mail her internet pal in Miami who hails from Boston to have his relatives up there vote for Scott Brown . He called her last night amazed that anyone in Perú would know about Brown.
She explained to him that the owners of the company are American and contributed to his campaign. He told her not to worry. His relatives in Boston are all voting for Scott.

Jan 19th, do you think folks will still turn out? We will really need him even if this thing goes through, so I hope so.