Moderate House Democrats seeking re-election help have a message for Obama: Don’t call us; we’ll call you
So called “moderate” House Democrats who face difficult reelections this fall have a message for Obama: Don’t call us; we’ll call you. According to Politico, interviews with nearly a dozen congressional Democrats on the ballot this year reveal a decided lack of enthusiasm for having Obama come to their districts to campaign for them — gee I wonder why? Wouldn’t you want a Marxist coming to campaign for you after he was so successful with Jon Corzine, Creigh Deeds and Martha Coakley?
Marco Rubio leads Charlie Crist 60% to 28% in latest PPP poll
Is it any wonder that Charlie Crist had to go on the Greta Van Susteren show last night to cry like a little baby? These latest polling statistics should tell you the reason why. Left wing PPP shows that Marco Rubio has a 60% to 28% advantage over RINO extreme Charlie Crist, a 32% margin! This should also give you more answers as to why Crist is rumored to make a run for the Senate as an independent after he gets crushed in the Florida GOP primary.
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Obama’s ruthless use of his majorities will be the Democrats downfall in November
Dick Morris explains how the tactics and arrogance of Obama will be the downfall of the Democrats this coming November.
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Tommy Thompson ahead of Russ Feingold by 5 percentage points now!
I don’t know much about Tommy Thompson. I don’t even know if he’s considered a RINO or not. What I do know now that is if he decides to challenge Russ Feingold for the Wisconsin Senate seat in November, he may very well defeat him! According to Rasmussen, the former Republican Governor Tommy Thompson, now holds a 48% to 43% edge over Feingold, up slightly from 47% to 43% in January.
Missouri Senate race for retiring Republican Senator Kit Bond – Blunt (R) 49%, Carnahan (D) 42%
The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of likely voters in the state shows Republican Roy Blunt leading Democrat Robin Carnahan 49% to 42%. Just three percent (3%) of Missouri voters would opt for some other candidate, while six percent (6%) are undecided at this point.
Goodnight now! Patrick Kennedy won’t seek re-election in Rhode Island
Knowing he had not chance of winning in November, Patrick Kennedy has decided not to seek re-election for the seat representing Rhode Island in the U.S. Congress. The Associated Press was told by a Democrat official spoke to The under the condition that his name not be used. Bye Bye Loser! We will remember “what a joke” Scott Brown’s campaign was too.
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Dick Morris explains how the GOP will win the Senate in the November elections
I don’t know if I share Morris’s optimism about winning as many Senate seats as he’s predicting, but its an interesting thing to watch for this year. Of course. Dick Morris also has a lot more experience in these situations than say, I do. That being said, Morris says that if the Republican Party wins every senate seat in which it now holds a lead, according to Rasmussen’s polls, it will capture eight Democratic seats while holding all of its own. The two remaining pickups, to assure control, could be in Indiana where former Senator Dan Coats may run against Senator Evan Bayh and in California.
2010 Primary Election Calendar
The Washington Examiner has posted a list of the 2010 Primary elections for March through October. Illinois had their primary elections already this month. If you are interested to know when your state’s primary is, check out the list.
Could the GOP actually win back the Senate in November?
Dick Morris seems to think the GOP will take back the Senate in November by 2 votes for a total of 52. I am not as optimistic as Morris. There are some seats that are almost certain to go GOP such as Harry Reid’s seat, Blanche Lincoln’s seat and Dorgan’s vacated Senate seat. Other seats such as Michael Bennett’s seat in Colorado and Joe Biden’s old seat in Delaware are sounding more and more like they will go Republican as well. And there’s Pennsylvania where Arlen Specter isn’t exactly in a safe position either. That would give the GOP 46 seats. With Evan Bayh now being challenged by Dan Coats, that now puts the Indiana senate seat in play. Of course, there’s New York with 2 Dems (Schumer and much more likely Gillibrand) facing a strong challenge. In California Barbara Boxer is in a bit of trouble (though still ahead in the latest polls), and in Illinois RINO extreme Mark Kirk is taking on bank frauder Alexi Giannoulias. There was even polls released lately that Russ Feingold in Wisconsin trialed in the polls to Tommy Thompson should he choose to run and Patty Murry in Washington State in trouble. Even Politico is starting to wonder if the GOP can take back the Senate.
Ex Indiana Senator Dan Coats to challenge Democrat Senator Evan Bayh
In a recruiting coup, former GOP Sen. Dan Coats plans to challenge Democratic Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana in November, Republican officials said Wednesday to Fox News. The GOP has sought new opportunities to pick up seats and cut into the Democratic majority on Capitol Hill after Republican Scott Brown’s recent upset in a special Senate election in Massachusetts.
Republican John Boozman to enter Arkansas Senate race against Blanche Lincoln, as he leads her 56%-33% in the first PPP poll
Bye Bye Blanche. Left wing poll PPP says that John Boozman will enter the Arkansas Senate race this coming weekend as the Republican to challenge Blanche Lincoln. Based on the numbers relased by PPP, Boozman seems to be a shoe in to defeat Lincoln, at least as of today (and I don’t this changes much between now and November). The poll finds that Blanche Lincoln’s approval rating in the state has sunk to only 27%, and that Boozman has a 23% point lead over her. front runner. He leads incumbent Blanche Lincoln by an amazing 56-33 margin in our first poll of the race.
Arlen Specter interrupts Joe Sestak at Pennsylvania Progressive forum
As Arlen Specter continues his meltdown ahead of the November 2010 elections following his recent condescending remarks to Rep. Michelle Bachman, “act like a lady” and this past summer’s shout down of town hall attendees, Specter yet again shows his “class”. During his Democrat primary challenger, Rep. Joe Sestak’s Q&A session at the Pennsylvania Progressive forum over the past weekend, Specter help himself from interrupting Sestak.
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Poll shows Obama and Arlen Specter’s standing declining in Pennsylvania
Just in time for Obama’s State of the Union address comes news out of Pennsylvania that the people of that state have turned against him, according to a new poll posted by The Times-Tribune. According to the poll Obama’s job approval rating among state residents is at the lowest of his presidency, and residents view him less favorably than ever. The poll also shows U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter far ahead of his challenger for the Democratic nomination, U.S. Rep. Joe Sestak. Both badly trail Republican former Rep. Pat Toomey.
Delaware Senate race Biden’s seat – Mike Castle 56% Chris Coons 27%
I’ve always been under the assumption Delaware is your typical north-eastern blue state. I mean, this state was represented by the moron Joe Biden for over 20 years and all. So imagine my surprise to read the latest Rasmussen polling info showing Republican Mike Castle ahead of New Castle County Executive Chris Coons 56% to 27%. Maybe this is why Biden Jr. decided not to run for the Senate.
Run Mike Run! Pence ahead of Evan Bayh in latest Rasmussen polling for Indiana Senate seat
Rasmussen has finally posted polling results of 800 likely voters for the 2010 Indiana Senate seat, currently held by Democrat Evan Bayh. According to the poll, Congressman Mike Pence who is considering running against Bayh is ahead in the polling 47% to 44%! Other results find Bayh ahead of John Hostettler 44% to 41% and also ahead of Marlin Stutzman 45% to 33%.
Barbara Boxer says every state now ‘in play’ for the November Senate elections
Ma’am, you are finally right about something. According to the L.A. Times, Boxer told reporters that the lesson from Tuesday’s special Senate election in Massachusetts is that she can’t take anything for granted. And the good news is that Boxer is up for reelection this year and is being aggressively targeted by the GOP.
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Bill Ritter dropping out of Colorado Governor re-election race
Wow! What a day. First it was Byron Dorgan announcing his retirement, and now this bombshell comes from the Denver Post. Gov. Bill Ritter is planning an 11 a.m. press conference Wednesday at which he is expected to announce that he will withdraw from the race for governor, numerous sources close to Ritter confirmed tonight. I originally saw this posted on RedState.
North Dakota Democrat Senator Byron Dorgan announces retirement!
Big news here. Another Democrat retires before the 2010 elections. This one is significant because its Byron Dorgan of North Dakota. A poll last month by Rasmussen showed that should current Governor John Hoeven run against Dorgan, he would crush him. However, Hoeven didn’t run, Dorgan would crush Duane Sand, who has already announced for the race, 52% to 37%. Duane Sand is a Naval Academy graduate and Navy veteran, ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in 2000 and for the House in 2004. Here is Dorgan’s announcement:
North Dakota Senate race – Republican Governor John Hoeven leads Byron Dorgan by 22 percentage points!
Should current North Dakota Governor John Hoeven run against current Senator Byron Dorgan in 2010, he Hoeven should be able to easily snatch the senate seat away from another socialist who voted for cloture last night. In a state where Obama only has a 41% approval rating, which is lower than average Rasmussen’s latest poll finds Hoeven leading Dorgan 58%-36%. However, the other Republican challenger trails Dorgan 37%-52% if Hoeven doesn’t run.
By a 59% to 36% margin in Gallup poll Americans want Khalid Sheikh Mohammed tried by military court, only Democrats majorities want civilian trials
According to the most recent Gallup poll, by an overall margine of 59% to 36%, more Americans believe accused Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed should be tried in a military court, rather than in a civilian criminal court. Most Republicans and independents favor holding the trial in a military court, while the slight majority of Democrats disagree.
Suprisingly though, Democrats are in line with everyone else when it comes to supporting the death penalty for the dirtbag KSM. 77% KSM should get the death penalty if he is found guilty, slightly higher than the percentage telling Gallup in October (65%) that they favor the death penalty for persons of convicted of murder, in general. This is broke down by 88% of Republicans favoring the death penalty, 74% of independants and the shocking 72% for Democrats.
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