Every assessment and analysis up to Jan 19 became invalid last night.

Every player, in Congress, the White House, the central Parties, changed.

The dynamic has all changed, so needs to be thought. Back to Square One, only we’re starting from the 40 yard line insteda of out own goal line.

all he has to do is say he’s considering it, and Democrats will have to rethink where they’re spending their money. This could be the case all over the country. Think the DNC wants to put money in Boxer’s campaign? Well, they’ll have to now.

We should pay very close attention to where the new DNC money is coming from over the summer. With so many folks out of work, those $10 contributions won’t likely be the norm…

I have to wonder if he’s playing both sides of the fence. He voted in favor of the Senate Health Care Bill, a fact that has not been well receied by the Virginia Pilot reading public. Perhaps he hopes if it dies, we’ll forget his vote in favor of his Progressive Party, and against America.

I won’t forget.

I will follow through on my promise to dedicate every waking moment of my Navy-retiree-stay-at-home-Mom time campaigning for his conservative opponent, whoever that may be.

Same goes for Senator Warner.

from Indiana. They’re more than ready to see Bayh go. According to them, they will never forgive or forget his vote for the healthcare deform bill.

Mike Pence said at the 9/12 rally: “Some would describe you as an angry mob, but you look more like the cavalry to me!” I’m sure Pence will look like the cavalry to Indiana voters if he gets in this race.

I have already written to Rob Simmons (CT) after reading some of his votes on partial birth abortion, amnesty and card check. I had thought he was my guy, but when informed he voted yes to all these things needs to get clarification from him or he will NOT be my guy. I think we need to be very careful as has been said before to not just vote them all out, but to get the right candidates in.

The “Regional Party” meme was designed to dissuade us from doing this kind of thing.

Now we can wage a campaign of annihilation against the so called “Blue Dogs” that Rahm foisted on the nation in 2006.

Con men, all of them.

The D’s don’t survive as a Governing Party if they are NOT able to draw distincitons with us. The Blue Dogs were key to giving Pelosi and Reid the power of the Purse and the judiciary.

Destroy them and you begin, just begin to destroy the disease of progressive National Socialism that the Democrats have imported from Europe.

As Levin has insisted, restoring Constitutional Government as the Framers intended will be the work of decades. The Progressives have been at this game since 1896, at least.

….I think this election was also about an indictment on the methods the libs were using to force their agenda through under cover of darkness and with the background deals, along with overspending. Do you think the establishmnet Republicans will get it?

What started with the snipers in NY-23 and Marco Rubio in FL grew into concentrated fire in VA and NJ and finally the artillery in MA.

The dems will publically be finger pointing in the papers and as talking heads in the commentaries on cable news. In the background the true powers that be will be diagnosing what went wrong and how to effectively combat the artillery.

This is the time the squishies on both sides of the aisle run to the middle ground. How do you defeat artillery? By getting in close to your enemy, so close that his artillery can’t be used.

This is where Broken Arrow comes in. This is a fight for our lives and the lives of our families and communities. As the artillery continues to pound them and they move closer to our lines to avoid the shelling, we must be willing to continue the artillery even if it means calling it in on our own positions.

These progressives must be shelled out of existence and their footsteps in the sand made to disappear

No such thing as un-winnable race.

So let’s win them all!!!!

Congratulations goes out to the citizens of Massachusetts on this major victory!

Should the blind miscreants in the White House continue their mad Progressive march into every wall of the Constitution, they may well find themselves carrying a box of evidence of Nixonian proportions.
Forced resignation sounds lovely to me. Along with subsequent prosecution and maybe a public hanging or two.

Now is the time to double down on OUR efforts to elect more conservatives to Congress and the Senate. While the people have spoken, it is not time to get complacent. The perfect storm of war fatigue and a wounded economy, mostly brought on by democrats is the only reason for the election results of 2006 and 2008. November 2, 2010 will mark the death of progressivism – permanently. They people have seen it, and not only don’t like it, they are fearful of it. This is not how the founding fathers envisioned America. They founded America to get away from the socialism of Europe. They don’t want to live in a welfare state. They want accountability from their politicians. They want a fair value for their tax dollars, not bribes, pork, and payoffs.
http://theillinoisguy.wordpress.com/2010/01/18/obama-the-best-president-ever/

http://hotlineoncall.nationaljournal.com/archives/2010/01/pence_to_meet_w.php

I have been clamoring for Mike Pence to jump into this race for couple months. We have several nice men running for Bayh’s seat right now, but nobody in this State has the fire-power that Mike Pence does (nor the fundraising capacity). NRSC’s poll may have him down a few points right now, but I guarantee that Pence will become the darling of the conservative media if he jumps in, and his poll numbers will quickly jump when activists begin pumping money and attention into this race.

If Pence gets in, the race will have to be considered a toss up, if not a lean GOP. Indiana is ripe for the taking, folks. Trust me on this.

We might be surprised at just how significant a moment this turns-out to be… for Scott Brown, as well as the nation. Like Reagan’s 1984 campaign commercial- “It’s Morning in America”-

Great post here, FYI it’s linked at the Reaganite Republican… l

http://reaganiterepublicanresistance.blogspot.com/2010/01/senator-scott-brown-r-mass.html

with this piece of crap from some moonbat professor at the University of Chicago:

http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=MzJkYmQ3ZTU0YWE2YjM0NTI1M2QyNWM5MTZiMzMzZmU=

You can put Ponnuru in with the likes of David Frum and David Brooks, people who really don’t have our best interests at heart.

…is that I’m reading more and more comments from leftist posters in various sites how this election was a message that not enough ultra-left-wing policies are being pushed, and Dems aren’t strongly forwarding a progressive agenda.

Right.

in Washington against Patty Murray and in Wisconsin against Russ Feingold. We could take these seats if we had the right candidates but you cannot beat somebody with nobody.

The people who have spoken seem to have been Independents. Which I believe will increase in numbers in most states. Based on my research Independents are mostly non-partisans, true liberals( former Republicans), libertarians (also former Republicans).