The Huntsmans are truly traitors to America. Finally after many months of pressure the Huntsman Corporation has finally ceased doing business in Iran. I never though Huntsman would be in the same category as  Un-American companies like General Electric, but they were until just a few days ago. It is shameful they did business with Iran and its murderous regime. We need a worldwide boycott and embargo against the Iran. Huntsman is may have done some good things, but the money his company made dealing with Iran is truly blood money.

Jon Huntsman Jr. is Obama’s perfect stooge for grovelling at the knees of the Chinese to buy our debt. Huntsman Jr. took a job as Obama’s ambassador to China just a couple months after getting re-elected. That speaks volumes about him. Huntsman Jr.  politically is no prize and is rather Wishy-Washy moderate like Robert Bennett in America’s most conservative state. Huntsman Jr. is one of the worst republicans in America. Jon Huntsman Jr. moderate in the reddeststate, begging Red China and working with Obama in destroying America.  Atleast his father made it on his own. The Huntsman’s are disloyal globalists with connections to America’s two greatest enemies and not the America first conservatives that we need.  They have both engaged in traitorous behavior.

I like the move, because both Palin and Paul are anti-establishment Republicans that buck big government and defend the constitution. Areal go between for Palin and Rand and Ron Paul is Former Congressman Barry Goldwater Jr. Goldwater Jr. is a libertarian minded Republican that thinks highly of Palin. Palin does have a libertarian streak and fought against out of control government as Governor. Other than Butch Otter she was the most libertarian minded Governor. Both Palin and the Pauls have had their record distorted and been smeared by the media. Alaska is a very libertarian minded state much like Montana, Nevada, Texas, and Idaho. I believe Palin belongs more in the libertarian minded Republican circles than she does with McCain and the more Progressive republicans like McCain. If the Palin supporters and the Paul supporters can unite than the Republican party is a majority party once again and that is a good thing because they are more alike than they know. Palin and the Pauls are definitely not progressives.

Ron Paul’s campaign became too much about his opposition to the Iraq war and rather than his common sense and constitution-minded conservatism. The media hi-jacked Ron Paul’s campaign and tried to use it to undermine the Republicans. Ron Paul is too old to change Washington alone, but Rand Paul and Palin can change Washington back to the limited government that is truly a nation of laws and not of men.

After seeing Bob McDonnell’s response to Barrack Obama’s SOTU, I see McDonnell as someone that could unseat our national nightmare, BHO. Governor McDonnell is one of a half-dozen candidates that would be far better candidates than Mitt Romney. Bob McDonnell is Southern, but not overly Southern and speaks with great confidence and reminds me of what could have been with George Allen. McDonnell would be a great choice for the GOP and would win Virginia and North Carolina for sure. Bob McDonnell has a real knack for sounding reasonable and accommodating, while pushing a conservative agenda. In order words he talks like John Warner and vote’s like George Allen.

Paul Ryan is a great idea man and the smartest guy in any room. Ryan is like a mid-western Newt Gingrich without the battle scars. Congressman Ryan is young, decent looking, and articulate and a policy wonk, but not overly charismatic. The only thing really going against Paul Ryan is that he is just a congressman, not a Governor or Senator. Only Garfield went directly from being a congressman to being elected president.

Sarah Palin is still perhaps the greatest defender of conservative principles. If you are pro-life and have any faith at all you love Palin. I still believe that if Palin had the chance, she would run the race that breaks the secular progressive stranglehold on America and sparks the term Palin-democrats. She would be a shock to the system. Palin is the most charismatic candidate on the list. She could Reagan part 2, which is why the media fears her and smears hers.

Rob Portman/John Kasich both men are running terrific races for Senator and Governor of Ohio. Kasich is one of my favorite all-time politicians and I thought he should have run for senator in 1998 instead of Georgia Rinovich. Kasich is a connects with Middle Class and Blue Collar Americans in a way very politicians do. Kasich is the kind of leader the rust belt states really need in order to climb out of the mess inflicted on them by liberals and the unions. I really hope Kasich becomes the next Governor of Ohio because he is the only person that can bring Ohio back. Rob Portman is a smart policy man with great fundraising ability and if a Republican can win a  seat in Ohio, the ultimate bellwether than they must be considered for the presidency. Portman never got less than 70% of the vote in his congressional district, which Jean Schmidt struggles to break 50%. Portman is perhaps one to watch, especially if he beats Lee Fisher convincingly.

Marco Rubio. I expect young Rubio to win the Republican primary against Charlie Crist and crush Kendrick Meek by at-least 20 points. Rubio is a true conservative and a charismatic and articulate and good looking like Palin and Scott Brown. Rubio challenges the GOP establishment and refuses to sell out principles for perceived short-term gain. How’s that selling out working out for you, Governor Crist. Rubio is always upbeat and sounds positively Reagan-esque at times. Marco Rubio will be president of the United States someday, I don’t know if it is sooner rather than later. Rubio is just 38 and already polished than Bobby Jindal. Charlie Crist looks like a deflated balloon compared to the upbeat and energetic Rubio.

Sen. John Thune is an establishment choice. Thune is an unquestioned all-around conservative, but he is still too much of Mitch McConnell’s boy to have my support.Thune is still a lot better than Romney. Thune won an epic battle, although I give George W. Bush and his team more credit for their operation in defeating Tom Daschle. Tom Daschle also did a good job with the voter fraud on the Indian Reservations to steal the race for Tim Johnson in 2002. Thune’s support of the bailout is disappointing and if David Brooks likes him there must be something wrong.

And finally Mike Pence, is an outstanding debater and a man of great principles. He looks presidential and defends conservative principles. Pence is a great defender of values and is a man of ideas much like Paul Ryan and has much more charisma. He can destroy Obama in a debate  better than anyone on this list.

I have no John Spratt the longest serving member of the South Carolina delegation will retire this year. Spratt is only up by 7 points against his likeliest challenger State Sen. Mick Mulvaney and liberal biased Politico tries to spin it as a positive thing. Spratt was elected in 1982 and has rarely faced tight races. The district is 32% black and without 2008 level black turnout Spratt will likely split and could definitely lose. The Democrat polling out Public Policy Polling is probably underestimating Spratt’s vulnerability in a district that Bush and McCain won by a decent margin and Bush won it by a big margin 2004. Spratt seems a prime candidate for retirement in 2010 and will definitely retire in 2012 when the district is re-drawn as more republican when South Carolina adds a House seat in 2012. Boswell is probably also done given his age 76 and marginal district is most likely gone after the census when Iowa loses a seat. The Dems would push the more moderate Boswell out in favor of the progressive Braley and the Socialist Loesbeck. Boswell has never got more than 56% in his last 4 runs and polls worse in midterms.

The Republicans need to net a total of 40 seats in order to take control of the House of Representatives and no state may be more important toward winning back the House than New York State. The Republicans have lost 7 Seats in New York state since 2006 and 12 Seats since 1995, when the Republicans held 14 of the 31 New York’s seats and they also held one of the two senate seats with Al D’Amato and had a Republican Governor, George Pataki that unseated Mario Cuomo in a stunning Scott Brown style upset. Pataki won 3 Terms as Governor, 2 by considerable margins. I

 New York state was Gerrymandered to protect incumbents and two House seats were eliminated from Upstate New York after the 2000 census. After the 2000 census republicans held 11 of the 29 seats. Today Republicans have just 2 of the 29 New York’s House Seats and the Democrats hold all statewide offices. In 2008 the Democrats also grabbed the State Senate and currently hold a 32-30 majority in the Senate. The Assembly has been dominated by the Dems since the 1970′s. The Democrats hold a 110 to 40 Majority.

 Seven of the nine house seats the republicans have lost come from Upstate New York and 5 of them come from districts that George W. Bush won.  There are 9 Districts that George W. Bush won in 2004 that are currently held by Democrats as well as 2 more that John Kerry won by less than 3 points, on paper things look promising for the Republicans to rebound a bit in 2010. There are some good house candidates and some races that have yet to take shape. 

 My take is that the Republicans need to win at-least 3 House seats in New York state in order to be on pace to take back the House of Representatives.  The Cook Report currently lists 6 Districts that he says lean Democrat they include,  NY-1 Tim Bishop a R+0,  NY-13 Mike McMahon a R+4, NY-19 John Halla R+3,  NY-23 Bill Owens a R+1 ,NY-24 Michael Arcuri a R+2 ,NY-29 Eric Massa a R+5 and 2 Likely Democrat NY-20 Scott Murphy a R+2, NY-25 Dan Maffei a D+3. Mr. Cook is wrong with his rating on the NY29 Eric Massa is the only absolute goner of the 8 districts. Tom Reed, the Mayor of Corning is a guaranteed lock against Eric Massa. McCain won 51% in this mostly solid Republican Southern-tier district that includes some Rochester suburbs that lean Democrat. The good news is Massa is hated even in the Democrat leaning suburbs of Rochester after the nutroots convention. Massa won by 2 points because Randy Kuhl had a scandal with pulling a shotgun on his wife. My rating for NY 29th is Likely Republican.

 In the New York 24th Richard Hanna nearly unseated Mike Arcuri despite being underfunded and Obama winning 50% of the vote in this Central New York district. Richard Hanna is a great candidate and a good fit for the district. He will win this district if 2010 is a Republican year. Hanna caught Arcuri napping and has a compelling biography. Republicans need to give big to Richard Hanna and he is the best hope of winning the district. Mike Arcuri is probably the most liberal Blue Dog voting down the line for the socialist agenda. The Republicans should get behind Richard Hanna big time. He will make a great congressman. My rating for this is a pure toss-up. 

Bill Owens started his hopefully brief congressional career off as a liar and beat a RedState Hero Doug Hoffman by 2.4 thanks to 6% of Republicans throwing their votes away on that rotten troll Dede.  Doug Hoffman is poised to return and the activists are behind him and with the Republican, Conservative, and  Independence lines, Hoffman would be the favorite to get this seat. My rating is Leans Republican.

Jim Tedisco beat Scott Murphy until the Democrats fun and games with the absentees ballot began and Tedisco lost by 700 votes out of over 160,000 votes cast. The unions and ACORN stole this one for sure. The district was represented by Kirsten Gillibrand, who is running statewide for the first time, which may give Murphy the edge here. If Tedisco runs again than this race is a pure toss-up.

The candidate situations for the other races is a little more uncertain with primaries and more candidates still entering the races. John Hall is very vulnerable given what happened in Westchester County in 2009. Republican Rob Astorino unseated Andy Spano to become Westchester Country Executive. Hall’s district has the Northern parts of Westchester County, which are the most Republican parts of the very Democrat Westchester County. George W. Bush got 54% here and Obama won the district by 3 points. Until the candidate takes shape and the republicans get behind a candidate this one Leans Democrat. This the biggest disappointment so far in the New York house races.

Don’t let Maffei and Bishop’s districts fool you both are very vulnerable. Maffei ran weakly against third-tier token opposition winning 54 to 42. Randy Altschuler is running against Bishop and so is Richard Nixon’s grandson Chris Nixon Cox.  Christopher Nixon Cox looks like a promising candidate in a district with more Republicans that has become something on a bellwether. Ed Cox is the New York Republican party chairman and Chris’s father and Nixon’s son-in-law and would work to get Chris Cox elected. If the Cox wins the nomination he can win the district, which has 15% more registered Republicans than Democrats. My rating is a toss-up if Cox is the nominee. Michael McMahon will lose if the Republicans can get a top-tier or well funded candidate in the Staten Island district that McCain got 51% of the vote. Michael Grimm, a former FBI agent is getting some support from Guy Molinari and others. Grimm has a very compelling biography and is tapping into the populist outrage. Grimm’s law and order image will make people forget about Vito Fossella.  My rating leans Democrat and could be a pure toss-up if Grimm’s candidacy takes shape.

Finally on the senate side Chuck Schumer is probably safe, but his approval is just 51%. I confess Schumer is probably the only person in politics that I hate more than Obama.  I would love to see Chuck U. Schumer lose and that probably won’t happen. He currently has no serious challengers. CNBC host Larry Kudlow is rumored to be eying a run against Schumer. There is probably no candidate that can beat Chuck Schumer barring some scandal. I would take $25 million to give Schumer a real race.

Kirsten Gillibrand is vulnerable big time, but the only real candidate the GOP has is some guy named Bruce Blakeman. Blakeman who is probably a fine guy, but won’t beat Gillibrand. George Pataki could definitely beat Gillibrand and Peter King could come within single digits. Blakeman will probably lose by 20 to 25 points. I think the GOP needs a better candidate, especially with big money that can get both the Republican and conservative party lines.

 Lazio for Governor is interesting, because I think he could have beaten Gillibrand. Lazio lost to Hillary 55 to 43. Lazio’s 43% was a great showing and I believe he can run a close race with Andrew Cuomo. Cuomo has a lot of baggage and I expect Lazio to surprise people. My prediction is if Rick Lazio stays in the Governor’s race Cuomo wins by just single digits. David Paterson is done and I hope he does not go quietly that would give the Republicans a real at the Governor’s mansion. I would like to see Lazio challenge Gillibrand and see Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino make a run for Governor. New Yorkers are fed up with Washington and Albany and this could be another 1994 if the GOP can get quality candidates to run for the House and Senate and fund them decently.

The sick S.O.B.’s at the Hate-fest Post have already attacked the every member of Senator-elect Scott Brown’s family even before he entered the senate. The insane Liberal psychosthat say Conservatives are judgemental hypocrites are also the most judgemental and critical of everything, except if it is done by a member in good standing of the liberal left.  The Hate-Fest Post attacks on Brown’s wife Gail and his two daughters are what we have come to expect for the mentally insane left, which Barrack Obama is a party of.

The problems is conservatives always have to be the nice guys and girls and as usual the psychotic left can’t help itself when attacking a Republican candidate’s children and spouses. Nothing is over the line or off-limits for the lunatics on the left from photo-shopping a Darth Vader head or various other sick images on Sarah Palin’s baby Trig’s head. I would like us in the Conservative movement to fight back with anger and call this to the attention of the world. We must never become the psychotic left and attack children, we must expose the jackals and the scum that dwell in the blogosphere and humiliate them and make the world know their names. We must link them to the Democrats everywhere. The country needs to know how psychotic and evil the left is this country. Psychotic liberals have nothing of value to offer and say to the World, especially the pieces of crap at the Hate-fest post and these psychotic bloggers that attack children of Republicans.

Scott Brown won in Massachusetts and now the psychotic left will try like hell to hurt him and his family. Senator Scott Brown should fight back against the psychotic left by never going along with the agenda of the people that welcome or give tacit support to attacks on his family. The Hate-Fest Post and other sites are legitimized by the Democrats and they are completely on board with attacking and destroying a politician’s family. After all the Psychotic Progressive Left has been attacking and destroying the American family for a century.

Marco Rubio may very well be Florida’s next Senator and almost has the Florida primary wrapped up, but there is one thing Marco Rubio needs and one thing Charlie Crist must have in order to survive and that is the endorsement from Sarah Palin. If Sarah Palin endorsed and campaigned for Rubio it would absolutely end Crist’s bid for the Senate and shot to the Republican establishment that are probably bagging her to support Crist or be neutral. Palin fought the stimulus funds to the death and almost won, while Charlie Crist shamelessly hugged Obama in “The Hug Heard ‘Round the World” and salivated at the stimulus funds along with Arnold  Schwarzenegger. Palin could really sock it to Crist by endorsing Rubio.

My guess is that Rubio’s people are timing a Palin endorsement and campaigning for maximum impact. With Palin now on FoxNews that would be the Deathblow to the White RINO, Charlie Crist. Palin and Rubio would be an ideal fit. She would help Rubio in places like Jacksonville, Orlando, and the Panhandle. I hope both sides come together to end Charlie Crist’s bid for the Senate, so Marco Rubio can easily beat the awful and moronic leftist Kendrick Meek. Meek is beyond awful and will lose by 20 to 30 points. Sarah and Marco, RedState is waiting.

Sarah Palin’s campaigning for John McCain is a good move for both of them and nice to see for the Republicans going into the 2010 elections. The Palin haters like mbecker and Achance will use any move they can to bash Palin. They are not real conservatives if they bash someone that carries the conservative mantle so well and actually stands for the right things.

I am not a John McCain fan, but would vote for him a million times over against this National nightmare named Obama. McCain fought a punch-less campaign and the only thing he did right was choose a conservative running mate instead of Lieberman or Tom Ridge. Palin has helped smooth over the 2008 soap opera element that has been created my the media with the disloyal fakes in McCain’s campaign like Steve Schmidt and Nicole Wallace, and McKinnon. 

Palin should campaign for and endorse Marco Rubio. This move would end Charlie Crist’s bid for the Senate. Palin should campaign throughout South and endorse and campaign for Rand Paul in Kentucky were she is very popular. Sarah Palin is still my choice over Romney, Huckabee, and Pawlenty, simply because she is the only True Conservative in the bunch. Until someone else emerges Palin has my support.

McCain is not Arlen Specter and there are about 6 Senators I would dump before McCain.  The  6 are Snowe, Collins, Voinovich, Lugar, Bennett, and Graham.

Scott Brown might have pulled off the greatest upset since David and Goliath. At the start of the race, Brown was down as much as 31 points against Martha Coakley, who cruised to victory in her primary. Could a big name candidate have won this race like Former Governors Romney, Weld, and Cellucci? No, because they could not fly under the radar. Scott Brown articulated a reasonable New England brand of conservatism and populism. Scott Brown is truly a diamond in the rough, hidden in the state senate of Massachusetts, where there are only a few Republicans.

Brown was the best candidate the republicans could have fielded and there are plenty more Gems in the rough in state legislatures all across America. The obvious choices of Romney, Weld, and Cellucci are rarely the best choices for a surprise attack in uncharted territory. There are Republicans and Conservatives that are far more charismatic, articulate, and electable than the conventional choices pushed by the establishment. Chuck DeVore is one of the excellent Scott Brown-type of choices that are hidden in every state legislature. Chuck DeVore can beat Barbara Boxer and Campbell and Fiorina probably can’t. I would like to see my New York state senator Joe Robach take on Kirsten Gillibrand for the U.S. Senate. Robach is a talented and capable Conservative that switched from the Democratic Party to the Republican party in 2002. His father was a Conservative Democrat assemblyman. Robach represents a heavily democrat distict that includes the city of Rochester,and a heavily Jewish-democrat suburb of Brighton and Rochester’s Western suburbs. Robach won re-election against his liberal democrat predesessor even as Obama won around 60% of the vote. The relative closeness in the New York state senate as well as leaving his heavily democrat district open, probably keep a talent likable conservative from running against Gillibrand.

Marco Rubio is now longer a hidden gem in the state legislature and is now likely to be a Florida’s next senator and a Conservative star on the level of Sarah Palin. The Republican bench is deep enough in every state and there are gems in every legislature, it is the activists job to lead the establishment to these candidates.