I have to wonder what kind of effect will it have on the democrat mindset if they have to expend a lot of money on a race that should have been a sure fire thing?

And to add this new information makes it even more interesting. Wow.

Perfectly timed devastating sneak attack. Deep into enemy territory, bluest of blue state, bluest of blue race.

Hello, wake up call for Barcky.

Americans don’t do tyranny…

Just wait. Every underhanded dirty Democratic trick that you can imagine of will be used from now until Tuesday. This is everything for them: Obama’s legacy, health care, the economy, blah blah blah. They will sacrifice their own grandmothers to get this done.

http://neoavatara.com/blog/?p=9445

In light of the news in Mass. there is no excuse for the GOP not to challenge the rats in states where there is a more favorable demographic. They need to challenge Bayh, Feingold, and patty Murry.

…that’s when you call in the Hanson Brothers. Everybody knows this.

The Dem union goons are blanketing the airwaves with anti-Brown stuff, which is interesting because until yesterday, Coakley was whining about Brown getting help from “outsiders.”
That complaint went down the memory hole pretty quickly.
Of course, the Boston media won’t highlight that, nor are they much excited about Mike Meehan pushing the WS reporter to the ground.

While I wholeheartedly support Mr. Brown and am hopeful he will pull off a major upset, the odds are stacked against him. With the institutionalized vote fraud led by ACORN on behalf of the Democrat party, it is highly unlikely that Mr. Brown will win this linchpin Senate race even if he secures a majority of the votes. The banana republic machine that is the leftist Democrat party will stop at nothing to retain this critical seat and move forward with their takeover of America via the Trojan horse known as “health care reform.” There is no way the Democrat party will allow the American people to actually elect their own representatives in Mass. or any other critical state. RIP liberty and freedom.

If this happens…and if the Democrats have to marshal their resources to protect deep blue seats…the Republican Party needs to be running in every district possible.

The result would be forcing the Dems so spread limited reasources out even thinner…making it less likely they will have enough funds to protect deep blue seats making it easier for us to get some stunning pickups…but more importantly…if we can seed the ground in more obscure districts that are not being defended because Dems are protecting their bigs…this could be an earth shattering election making 1982 and 1994 look like patty cake!

I’m putting this race if it’s a win on a par with Gore losing his own state in 2000 over Gun control….you’ll note the Dems haven’t gone back to the gun control well in a decade now as a result!

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

I live in MI, but have many family members in MA. Most are Democrats and are voting for Scott. My cousin said that the GOP and Independents seldom even bothered to go out and vote for Kennedy. He was always the shoe in. They are fired up this time though and my cousin has been volunteering every day at one of the headquarters. The phone banking is going real well. She told me for the first time the people of MA really feel like they have a choice at this one.

As a NH resident I am loving this race in MA……it gives me hope that in 2010 my state will finally begin to turn around and they’ll get rid of Carol Shea-Porter and Paul Hodes……these two are a disgrace.

myforecast.com
36 degrees is the high, 27 is the low
“A mixture of sun and clouds. Chilly.”

Pray for snow

http://www.myforecast.com/bin/expanded_forecast.m?city=19327&metric=false

myforecast.com
36 degrees is the high, 27 is the low
“A mixture of sun and clouds. Chilly.”

Pray for snow

http://www.myforecast.com/bin/expanded_forecast.m?city=19327&metric=false

It makes it all worth it reading the comments at the left-wing blogs, of worry and hand-wringing about this special election. I keep telling myself are they really this occupied with a MA election, for Teddy Kennedy seat!!! This is the best week I have had in a while. I cant help but smile, I would not even care if he lost by double digits, its just so so incredibly classic to see this happening, only one year after the supposed great political realignment….HAHAHAHA!

I hope the DSCC pours some more cash in…we can win this thing…incredible.

Please o please o please let this one go the Right way (pun intended). We all recognize the hurdle; I think we all know that Mr Brown could get ‘Franken’d’ by the liberal machine in Massachusetts; the very fact that this converstaion is occurring says so much however about the change in tone that has entered the political arena in twelve short months.

I’ve asked this before and elsewhere, but again I ask: WHERE is the RNC and NRSC? If they are helping, why has it to date been a zealously guarded secret? Shouldn’t we see Chairman Steele cancelling a few book-shilling dates to lend time, money and effort? If all of us can dump $1.3MM into the campaign in 24 hours (yes, I did my part as no doubt near everyone on these strings), can’t the RNC scrape up a couple hundred thousand and a few staffers? And if not: then what, exactly is their purpose? I’ve asked myself this question every time I’ve tossed their envelopes into the trash in 2009, while writing check to the Club for Growth. Perhaps they can now illustrate their invaluable worth to all of us.

Mrs. Gonzo and I were going over our finances last night and saw we had an extra couple hundred dollars this month, and we decided to donate it to a good cause. She suggested the money could do the most good going to Mr. Brown’s campaign (my wife is a keeper!), and I quickly agreed.

When I logged on to his website, I read for the first time about the Haitian earthquake. The enormity and immediacy of the need touched us both, and we ended up giving the money to a local nonprofit who will use it to aid the people of Haiti.

This got me thinking, though, couldn’t you argue that defeating Obamacare has just as big or bigger of a human impact as aiding the earthquake victims? The earthquake is awful, but I fear well more than 100,000 Americans will die if Obamacare is thrust down our throats, under the rubble of long lines, the aftershocks of low-quality care, and the electrical fires of skyrocketing costs. Dear Leader’s health plan is like an earthquake we can see coming, and we can possibly prevent it by electing Mr. Brown. I’m going to dip into my savings to give a nice donation to Mr. Brown’s campaign.

mbecker908 , don’ t totally certain about McCain. We in Arizona are VERY tired of him. Recall his admonition to voters that they ‘need not fear an Obama presidency’. The old fighter has disappeared over the hill, and was always flakey as hell anyway. My personal opinion, having been involved in Az politics for over 40 years, is that his current blitz of ads are not having much effect (like Reid in NV), folks are tired of his lack of consistency regarding conservative principles, and he could well loose the primary. Right now he is statistically even with JD Hayworth, who may be an un-endearing blowhard, but he’s not McCain, and he consistently votes the right way.

mbecker908 , don’ t totally certain about McCain. We in Arizona are VERY tired of him. Recall his admonition to voters that they ‘need not fear an Obama presidency’. The old fighter has disappeared over the hill, and was always flakey as hell anyway. My personal opinion, having been involved in Az politics for over 40 years, is that his current blitz of ads are not having much effect (like Reid in NV), folks are tired of his lack of consistency regarding conservative principles, and he could well loose the primary. Right now he is statistically even with JD Hayworth, who may be an un-endearing blowhard, but he’s not McCain, and he consistently votes the right way.

http://jeannie-ology.com/?p=5043

I may be down in Florida but if there is something I can do in MA to help Scott win please let me know who I can contact. I will take time off my job and fly in MA to help on voting day or even before. I have donated money and phone time but I want to do all I can to help him to victory. I know the good people of MA would do the same for us down here for Rubio.

At Blue Mass Group – the loyal opposition. Heh.

http://www.bluemassgroup.com/

and checking for flights out Friday evening. Thank you earlgrey and dudette. Wish me luck in borrowing warm clothes in Florida for the trip!

And Coakley has a nerve to say that Brown’s ads are illegal?

Whew.. these people are desperate.

(See the Boston.com article on this!)

The Unions are bussing people in to help the Democrat.They cant afford to lose Mass. The Unions just made a deal with Obama on Health for a new tax on their plans.Many if not all Democrats in the House plan o fall on their swords because they are more scared of Pelosi then the Public. After all, the Voters have been retaining 90% of the incumbents for the last 20 years. Think about it . There are 435 members in the House.Ten percent of 435 is 44. The Democrats now have 256 members, The Republlcan have 178. If that 10% or 44 were alll new Republicans trhen the Democrats would be reduced to 212 and the Republicans would go to 222 giving them a slim majority while keeping 90%. This has been going on for twenty years and this is why they dont respond to the people. These Democrats have been promised Judge ships and Ambassador ships etc if they vote for Health care and are defeated in Novemeber.With these exit promises and fear of Pelosi and the belief that the Voters will forget by November and retain 90% of them in November tey could care less about the Public.They see this as their big chance and what else they can do at least between now and November and maybe longer.