will be so humiliating when the east coast numbers come through, the west coast dems don’t bother to go to the polls (memories of the Carter loss to Reagan in 1980 when the great snivelling from the left wanted all polling places to close at the same time).

Then Reid, Boxer, and Murray have a better shot at defeat so the margins are beyond the ballot stuffing range. The only thing dampening my spirits are the number of RINO’s we’ll end up with. McCain, Kirk, Castle. I’m really rooting for Christine O’Donnell in Delaware, but some of the dirtiest campaigning I’ve seen is RINO’s against true Reagan conservatives.

Do not even THINK of being complacent! We have won nothing, NOTHING….

I think Rex Ryan would offer the GOP the following advice.

“You can be a world champion, but not like this. We won’t win it! We’ll sit back and say, ‘Why didn’t we do it?’ We didn’t do it because where were our f—— priorities? How about our offense? When are we going to put it together? When are we going to put it together? Can we not run the ball down their throats every snap? Can we not throw it any time we want to f—— throw it? Let’s make sure we play like the f—— New York Jets! And not some f—— slapd— team. That’s what I want to see tomorrow. Do we understand what the f— I want to see tomorrow? Let’s go eat a god— snack.” (HT: Peter King, SI.com)

(and one I’ve used myself for the past year) is that “Republicans will crawl on broken glass to get to the polls.” I think that’s accurate in describing the mood of right leaning voters.
The only crawling the dems are gonna do on election day is back in their holes.
I’ve waited 22 months to send Obama & his lap dogs a message.

Erick and others posted threads about the Concord project. I am writting checks for more candidates in a day or so.

There is no reason to rest-the seat that the GOP loses by 100 votes could be your own.

“the saddest words of tongue or pen are these it might have been”. Martin Luther King said those words and they are still true today. They are weaveable words.

Will Daley’s retirement as Chicago mayor reduce the effectiveness of the Chicago machine as Rahm E. tries to take control? R’s could do well if that happened?

Eternal Vigilance. Nothing less.

And that thing is DOOOOOOOM!

DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!

You need to kick some ass again. On Aug 30 it was 51/ 41. Are they messing with the methodology again?

Sorry, I’m all a-twitter. New thread…GO!

Buckle up.

Which are the Democrats hiding from the most?
a) Their ‘accomplishments’
b) Town hall meetings
c) Presidential visits
d) All of the above

The confidence level of their incumbents has to be in the toilet – for good reason.

There are 3 races that are quite instructive:
Nov. ’09: Bob McDonnell crushing Creigh Deeds in VA
Nov. ’09: Christie beating Corzine by 6% in NJ
Jan. ’10: Brown beating Coakley by 5% in MA

In VA Dems had won the past two governor elections (Kaine) and the past two senate elections (Webb & Warner). McDonnell won easily. This is the race where the White House through Deeds under the bus when it became apparent he couldn’t win. Obama didn’t want the race to be taken as a an indication that he had lost his campaign mojo.

In NJ that old Dem war horse Corzine was defeated by Christie with a comfortable margin in a race that was a legitimate toss up in the last weeks.

In MA, well, we all know the story: huge upset. MA elected a Republican to fill the Kennedy seat.

I think these 3 races are characteristic of the results we will see this November. I haven’t seen anything in polls to suggest that Dems have improved there standing with the voters. In fact, it looks like things are getting worse for Dems.

As voters in VA, NJ, and MA started to pay attention as election day neared, things got worse for Dems. I hope (and suspect) that Dems will fare no better this fall.