Damn! That was quick!

Can’t wait until 11/2/2010!

We get our country back.

No shock at all . We are taking our country back .

Thats a shocker??? Colby you need to crawl out from under that rock if you want to be a competing journalist thats up with current events….

Times they R’ a changin ‘ !

Don’t listen to the hack pundits , O’Donnell will defeat Coons !

Burnnotice said:
Thats a shocker??? Colby you need to crawl out from under that rock if you want to be a competing journalist thats up with current events….

No one thought she would win except maybe one: SP.

I have to admit, I am really, really, really worried now.

Feels like a wave coming……….

Better headline: “Democrat Wins Delaware Senate Race”

You know, O’Donnell may not win in November, but you better believe that the Democrats will have to spend a bunch of money and effort defeating her.
why? well, look at the numbers of Republicans voting… they expected that 30,000 would be a good turnout…
it is over 57,000
the Democrats will have to get the vote out and that costs money, especially without any enthusiasm for Obama and the Democrat Party.

Terry Canaan said:
Better headline: “Democrat Wins Delaware Senate Race”

Not going to happen!

The Real Royal King said:
I have to admit, I am really, really, really worried now.

Be afraid! Be very afraid!

In space, no one can hear you scream!!!

notsofast said:
Be afraid! Be very afraid! In space, no one can hear you scream!!!

O, I am afraid. Truly. Sincerely. With such a fine, intelligent, reasonable candidate, wha chance do we have?

Terry Canaan said:
Better headline: “Democrat Wins Delaware Senate Race”

We shall see….

Delaware is a relatively liberal state. Only a moderate Republican like Gravel could get elected there, so Republicans are giving this one up in November.

Raygun said:
Delaware is a relatively liberal state. Only a moderate Republican like Gravel could get elected there, so Republicans are giving this one up in November.

They all said a Republican could not win in Massachusetts too.

Patrick Henry said:
They all said a Republican could not win in Massachusetts too.

Pretty moronic to compare Brown to this radicalist twit … Rather demeaning to him.

You Go Girl!!!!!

The Real Royal King said:
Pretty moronic to compare Brown to this radicalist twit … Rather demeaning to him.

He didn’t. He compared the mistake the intelligentsia made in Mass. to the one they just made in Delaware!

notsofast said:
He didn’t. He compared the mistake the intelligentsia made in Mass. to the one they just made in Delaware!

Perhaps that’s what he intendd, but it isn’t what he said.

In the 1972 movie “The Candidate” starring Robert Redford as a Democract running for CA Senate which was based on former Senator John Tunney D-CA who was called the lightweight son of former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney who beat Jack Dempsey in the famous long count bout Redford said at the end after winning “What do we do now”?This is what faces these teabaggers who have never faced major league pitching before.To win they must get by the full frontal lombotomy from Democrats and the GOP establishment are gonna make them more mainstream and ditch the crazy talk.See Sharon Angle and Rand Paul and you know I’m right.

The Real Royal King said:
Perhaps that’s what he intendd, but it isn’t what he said.

Re-read his comment. It is clear.

“They all said a Republican could not win in Massachusetts too.”

the party voters selected who they wanted, I’m sick of the second guessing and outside forces constantly talking about it. It’s a closed DE primary. EAT IT.

I understand it’s not close to a purple state, but people are showing that they don’t put up with big mouths telling em what to do. Pundits are so concerned with seat numbers that they still ignore the voters. When you are told to do something or act a certain way or not do/say something, how do you respond as a grown ass person? I know how I would.

Haven’t heard ANYTHING about Coons, just seen O’Donnell being mudded by ALOT of people. Sharron Angle has made her own errors, I can’t defend that, but other Repubs are getting shafted.

chucken said:
This is what faces these teabaggers who have never faced major league pitching before.

Sorry, child! We have seen the tea people win in election after election.

I can’t wait to hear you crying on 11/2/2010.

The Real Royal King said:
Pretty moronic to compare Brown to this radicalist twit … Rather demeaning to him.

I am sure you said positive things about Brown before the election. Why don’t you go back to France (if you really went) and count how many French girls have underarm hair? That sounds like a very scholarly pursuit.

notsofast said:
Sorry, child! We have seen the tea people win in election after election. I can’t wait to hear you crying on 11/2/2010.

Actually, haven’t they lost 58% of them?

chucken said:
See Sharon Angle and Rand Paul and you know I’m right.

They will both win.

Patrick Henry said:
I am sure you said positive things about Brown before the election. Why don’t you go back to France (if you really went) and count how many French girls have underarm hair? That sounds like a very scholarly pursuit.

I don’t dislike Brown.

notsofast said:
No one thought she would win except maybe one: SP.

Your right that would mean Colby would have to be on the cutting edge, and that an’t a gona happin…..

Hey notsofast Scott Brown used the teabaggers like a drunk woman at a bar and then dumped there ass.Brown is now #1 RINO because he got lucky running against a horrible Democract candidate and now voting with the Democracts to win reelection.

Patrick Henry said:
They will both win.

Perhaps, but they are going to be sent to FEMA camps and won’t be able to serve.

With all the new faces the Obama attack of “Do you wan’t to go back to the old Bush politics” will carry no weight.It might take a couple cycles but the message is getting sent, top down politics is over.

I had a feeling this would happen. This is a huge mistake! No one from the religious right has a chance in hell of winning in November. CNN is celebrating.

chucken said:
Hey notsofast Scott Brown used the teabaggers like a drunk woman at a bar and then dumped there ass.Brown is now #1 RINO because he got lucky running against a horrible Democract candidate and now voting with the Democracts to win reelection.

Yeah, but look at this:

* On April 13, 2010, Charles Perry unseated 86-year-old incumbent and fellow Republican Delwin Jones in District 83 and is unopposed in the November 2 general election.

* John Frullo won the nomination for the District 84 seat vacated by the retiring Carl Isett, also a Republican. Frullo defeated businessman Mark Griffin, a former Texas Tech University regent.

* Dean Murray, a Long Island businessman, won a special election for a New York State Assembly seat. He is believed to be the first tea party activist to be elected into office.

* Sharron Angle won the Nevada U.S. Senate GOP primary race and will face Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in November.

* Nikki Haley, a 38-year-old Indian-American state representative, beat out three prominent Republican rivals in the South Carolina primary race for Governor capturing 49 percent of the vote. She defeated the second-place finisher, U.S. Representative Gresham Barrett, in a run-off election on June 22.

* In Maine, Paul LePage won the GOP primary for Governor.

* In New Jersey, Anna C. Little defeated Republican “establishment” candidate Diane Gooch in the Republican congressional primary for the 6th Congressional District on June 8, 2010. Little will face Democratic Congressman Frank Pallone in November.

* Rand Paul from the conservative Tea Party movement, won the Super Tuesday GOP Senate primary in Kentucky.

* In the Republican primary in South Dakota for the At Large Congressional seat, Kristi Noem, a Tea Party approved candidate, defeated incumbent Secretary of State Chris Nelson and state representative Blake Curd.

* In the South Carolina First Congressional district Republican primary, Tim Scott, who was specifically endorsed by the Tea Party movement,] defeated two “establishment” Republicans with long family histories in the Republican politics, Paul Thurmond (the son of the former South Carolina U.S. Senator Strom Thurmond) and Carroll Campbell, the son of former South Carolina governor Carroll A. Campbell, Jr.

* In Alaska, attorney Joe Miller defeated current U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski, in the GOP primary race on August 24, 2010.

nate silver said on rachel maddow that if odonnell wins and the fringe guy up in new hampshire wins their primaries that the chance of repubs taking the senate goes from about a thirty percent chance to about a 1 in 6 or 7 chance…
keep the teabaggers coming

chucken said:
Hey notsofast Scott Brown used the teabaggers like a drunk woman at a bar and then dumped there ass.Brown is now #1 RINO because he got lucky running against a horrible Democract candidate and now voting with the Democracts to win reelection.

Chuken, everyone knew he was not a strong conservative but more of a moderate and all the pundits continued to say he could not win because 1. He was a Republican, 2, it was Massachusetts and, 3. it was the KENNEDY seat.

chucken said:
Brown is now #1 RINO because he got lucky running against a horrible Democract candidate and now voting with the Democracts to win reelection.

Wrong!

You libs thought his opponent was just fine. As a matter of fact, your Avatar, the Daily Kos, had her up 5 points on the day of the election!!!

LOL

ChiliPeppersFan said:
keep the teabaggers coming

They’re coming, Chili!

And notsofast the teabaggers still have to perform in a one on one debate that will not have softballs thrown at them like the Fox News toadies.These debates will pit newbie baggers against experienced Dems who will have a greater understanding of the issues and have been in the pressure cooker of a live unscripted debate with hostile journalists and one mistake will get broadcast 24/7.GOOD LUCK!

chucken said:
And notsofast the teabaggers still have to perform in a one on one debate that will not have softballs thrown at them like the Fox News toadies

LOL

They won’t be cowards like you libs were when your candidates REFUSED to have a debate on FOX!

What pussies you libs are!

chucken said:
And notsofast the teabaggers still have to perform in a one on one debate that will not have softballs thrown at them like the Fox News toadies.These debates will pit newbie baggers against experienced Dems who will have a greater understanding of the issues and have been in the pressure cooker of a live unscripted debate with hostile journalists and one mistake will get broadcast 24/7.GOOD LUCK!

Chuken, I agree that experience is a big plus in debates. It will be interesting to see how they do. I bet they do well, they are passionate about what they believe.

God, I love the smell of Democrats in the House and Senate melting.
She is going to Win in November, as are Rand Paul and Sharon Angle!
Guarantee ya !! Pretty damn good looking, also !

gar said:
With all the new faces the Obama attack of “Do you wan’t to go back to the old Bush politics” will carry no weight.It might take a couple cycles but the message is getting sent, top down politics is over.

Actually, after these horrid months of Obama and a democrat controlled Congress they probably fear people will resoundingly say YES to “do you want to go back to the old Bush politics.”

chucken said:
These debates will pit newbie baggers against experienced Dems who will have a greater understanding of the issues

Yeah- sure!

Why won’t Dems run on their records of the Stimulus Bill and the HCR Bill?

The only time Dems talk about those two accomplishments is when they brag that they voted AGAINST them!!

No Martha whats her name was not a fine candidate.She went on vacation in a short campaign and when Scott Brown brought up Doug Flutie and Curt Schilling on stage in a jam packed campaign event all Democracts went Oh Shit! this thing is over.

chucken said:
No Martha whats her name was not a fine candidate

Barry thought she was. He campaigned for her-twice.

I guess Barry is a loser too, eh?

Patrick Henry said:
Chuken, I agree that experience is a big plus in debates.

Really? Did you see all those “experienced” Dems in the Presidential Primary debates in 2008?

They all were a half -a-loaf short!

libra blue said:
I had a feeling this would happen. This is a huge mistake! No one from the religious right has a chance in hell of winning in November. CNN is celebrating.

Libra, let them celebrate all they want. It will make it that much sweeter November 2nd.

All we have to do is go back on these posts to see these same liberal clowns claiming that Paul, Angle and Rubio were gifts to the democrats. Yes they were laughing. LOL. They are leading in the polls today. Angle will win by 5 to 8 points in November. Reid has spent a ton of money and get past 46% and that is where he will stay. Rubio is now crushing Crist as is Paul crushing his opponent in Kentucky. The left spends lots of money trying to label these folks extreme. When they have the money to answer the people find out that they are not extreme but just represent real Americans.

libra blue said:
I had a feeling this would happen. This is a huge mistake! No one from the religious right has a chance in hell of winning in November. CNN is celebrating.

Ha! Yes, and CNN has been right about exactly what? For God’s sake, they have Rick Sanchez and Spitzer on their schedule!

It is not just teapartiers! People want the incumbents OUT!!!!!

murf said:
Times they R’ a changin ‘ !

Don’t listen to the hack pundits , O’Donnell will defeat Coons !

I don’t see any need for that kind of racist remark!!

Now the Dems will talk issues in the debates.Of course only Bill Clinton was really good at connecting difficult issues with peoples real lives(with all his baggage he won twice).But the Democrat candidates and there fellow pundits(you know who they are)will attack,attack,attack on personal and political issues.This will get ugly and dammit thats what American poiltics is all about.

The Real Royal King said:
Pretty moronic to compare Brown to this radicalist twit … Rather demeaning to him.

Man King. That name calling really isn’t necessary.

libra blue said:
I had a feeling this would happen. This is a huge mistake! No one from the religious right has a chance in hell of winning in November. CNN is celebrating.

That seems to be exactly who the Tea Party is promoting. Look at Beck’s rally. It’s the old conservative Christian base from the GOP and I agree it probably won’t work. There is a chance that the dissatisfaction with our corrupt leaders might surprise us.

A movement in which qualifications do not matter, where competency is irrelevant. So long as you can recite the hardcore, party-line rhetoric, irrespective of actual background/results, you are accepted. If you stray, you are not one of them. This ideological purge will be rewarded in 2010, and beaten back to Earth in 2012, assuming it continues until then and they nominate someone “pure”.

Moderates don’t like extremes/extremists, and moderates decide general elections, especially for President.

On the plus side, it looks like Jim Inhofe is going to have some competition now for dumbest US Senator. If not O’Donnell, than one of her cohorts.

Cue link to my first sentence and Obama….now.

CosmosDan said:
I don’t see any need for that kind of racist remark!!

Good one, Dan!

chucken said:
This will get ugly and dammit thats what American poiltics is all about.

Sad, but true.

chucken said:
And notsofast the teabaggers still have to perform in a one on one debate that will not have softballs thrown at them like the Fox News toadies.These debates will pit newbie baggers against experienced Dems who will have a greater understanding of the issues and have been in the pressure cooker of a live unscripted debate with hostile journalists and one mistake will get broadcast 24/7.GOOD LUCK!

I think you’re counting your chickens before they hatch. You might be surprised at just how much the pissed off average Americans will accept to throw incumbents out, and Tea Baggers can use the same You Betcha, folk wisdom that keeps Palin popular.

The truth is that professional politicians have lied so often about so much that they have all but lost the ability to really speak to average Americans. That has created the opportunity for the Tea Party. The Dems ought to looking for more new honest blood.

This is GREAT!!!11 First Sharron Angle, now THIS!!!1 These women are TOTALLY electable, and representative of Real America(tm)!!!1 Let’s take back our Once Proud Republic, ladies!!!!1

PS Murf, SO GLAD to see you back!!!1 Your mature, intelligent insight is a CREDIT to our movement!!!!!!11

I know this is cynical but I have to wonder when or if we’ll find out that Tea Party candidates are being funded by big money interests like those brothers and the whole grass roots thing is a sham. The TP candidates will turn into professional special interest politicians as soon as they’re elected.

remember, you read it here first.

Karl Spensen said:
This is GREAT!!!11 First Sharron Angle, now THIS!!!1 These women are TOTALLY electable, and representative of Real America(tm)!!!1 Let’s take back our Once Proud Republic, ladies!!!!1

PS Murf, SO GLAD to see you back!!!1 Your mature, intelligent insight is a CREDIT to our movement!!!!!!11

As long as he doesn’t mention Shakespeare right? Nobody wants to hear that crap!

fanofamerica said:
Actually, after these horrid months of Obama and a democrat controlled Congress they probably fear people will resoundingly say YES to “do you want to go back to the old Bush politics.”

The Billboard, you know the one. “Miss me yet?” I never really liked the guy but…..

@notsofast, “It is not just teapartiers! People want the incumbents OUT!!!!!”

Of course you are right about CNN,

Yes, the people want the incumbents out, but they don’t want to put another bunch of extremists in. I mean the NRSC won’t even fund O’Donnell!

I won’t even attempt to be sarcastic. I’ll just post the facts about Christine O’Donnell.

“O’Donnell experienced financial difficulties before, during, and after her 2008 campaign.[4] She was unable to pay the mortgage for her Wilmington house and the mortgage company gained a judgment against her for $90,000; the house was due to be sold at a sheriff’s auction in August 2008 when she sold it the month prior to her campaign’s legal counsel.[4] In 2009, she moved to a townhouse elsewhere in Delaware, where she pays half the rent with campaign contributions because it doubles as her campaign headquarters for her 2010 senate run.[4] Her 2008 campaign ended with $23,000 in debt, and between 2007 and 2009 the Federal Election Commission cited her eight times for failing to supply contributions reports on time.[4] As of 2010, she owes payments to staffers, consultants, and volunteers from the 2008 campaign.[4][23] In 2010, the Internal Revenue Service placed a lien on her for over $11,000 in taxes owed for 2005.[4] O’Donnell noted that the IRS agent handling the matter claimed the agency’s action has been inappropriate.[4] She listed herself as self-employed and said she was doing “odd jobs” to make ends meet.[4]“
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christine_O%27Donnell

Christine O’Donnell views:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOUf7xUru3E

–Cobra

@CosmosDan, ” It’s the old conservative Christian base from the GOP and I agree it probably won’t work.”

I am not religious, but there is nothing wrong with being Christian and nothing wrong with being a Republican as long as he/she is moderate. I don’t like extremists on either side.

The “Tea Party” could have been a great thing if it had been organized well, but it seems that it isn’t. That seat in Delaware could have gone to the GOP easily if they had just stepped aside. There are times when they are needed and times when they should just step back.

Mama Grizzly, standin’ tall, growlin’ proud. Go, Christy! Rock on. Sarah!

Gee Cobra, I guess Christine is the only American out there that’s had financial difficulties in the last few years. Didn’t Geitner have problems with the IRS? What about Rangel? Maybe she hasn’t had the chance to cash in like other politicians.Call in a few favors like Hillary did. I think most people have spiders in the closet and if this is the best you can do, shame on you.

libra blue said:
That seat in Delaware could have gone to the GOP easily if they had just stepped aside.

Who cares if it it goes to the GOP if the person is going to vote like a liberal?

Looks like all the perceived jokers are going to be replaced with another set of real jokers.

Anyone who thinks this Delaware gal is worthy….Sheesh.

Karl Spensen said:
PS Murf, SO GLAD to see you back!!!1 Your mature, intelligent insight is a CREDIT to our movement!!!!!!11

THAT”S GOLD kArL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!2 GOLD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!2 CAUSE YOU SAID MOVEMENT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!2

HaVe yOu WoRn ThE SuIt YeT ?

CrawlingHF, you might be right. But I don’t care how many cycles it takes, Washington needs to be cleansed. These elected officials will get it right or we’ll keep voting them out. Sooner or later they’ll understand they work for us.

gar said:
Gee Cobra, I guess Christine is the only American out there that’s had financial difficulties in the last few years. Didn’t Geitner have problems with the IRS? What about Rangel? Maybe she hasn’t had the chance to cash in like other politicians.Call in a few favors like Hillary did. I think most people have spiders in the closet and if this is the best you can do, shame on you.

Hello? What kind of hell did Republicans give Geitner, Rangel and Hilary about finances? O’Donnell should be exempt from scrutiny?

–Cobra

Say goodbye to Delaware Tea Tards!

Once the debates begin, she is toast.

shooterboy, didn’t you say that about Mass, Virginia, Conn., Nevada, Florida, Arizona and Kentucky? Keep dreaming. Rejection Day is coming Nov. 2nd.

I didn’t say anything about any governor’s race, and never have, because I do not and have never cared about any other state’s governor except my own state.

But you watch Fox, so facts don’t matter to you. I understand…..

This is GREAT!!!11 First Sharron Angle, now THIS!!!1 These women are TOTALLY electable, and representative of Real America(tm)!!!1 Let’s take back our Once Proud Republic, ladies!!!!1

PS Murf, SO GLAD to see you back!!!1 Your mature, intelligent insight is a CREDIT to our movement!!!!!!11

Lars Svensen

Mama Grizzly, standin’ tall, growlin’ proud. Go, Christy! Rock on. Sarah! ”

Hi Christian Larson aka ” Karl ” !1 Your sooo MATURE with your half dozen user names on Mediaite !!!1

Cobra, didn’t say she should’t be scrutinized. All I”m saying is If this is the best you can do,shame on you.

Y’all have your fun between now and Nov 2. Call each other names, insult each other,
pretend you are experts on whatever subject that happens to appear here, BUT,
Christine O’Donnell is going to be the next U.S. Senator from Delaware.
You heard it here !!

gordonbloyershow said:
shooterboy, didn’t you say that about Mass, Virginia, Conn., Nevada, Florida, Arizona and Kentucky? Keep dreaming. Rejection Day is coming Nov. 2nd.

Arizona? You were sure J.P. Hayseed was going to win.

gordonbloyershow said:
All we have to do is go back on these posts to see these same liberal clowns claiming that Paul, Angle and Rubio were gifts to the democrats. Yes they were laughing. LOL. They are leading in the polls today. Angle will win by 5 to 8 points in November. Reid has spent a ton of money and get past 46% and that is where he will stay. Rubio is now crushing Crist as is Paul crushing his opponent in Kentucky. The left spends lots of money trying to label these folks extreme. When they have the money to answer the people find out that they are not extreme but just represent real Americans.

Actually, Angle and Rubio are not Marceaux, I mean Blower.

Raygun said:
Delaware is a relatively liberal state. Only a moderate Republican like Gravel could get elected there, so Republicans are giving this one up in November.

I always laugh at this kind of thinking because unless the state is Minnesota it’s a state that once voted for Ronald Reagan. So who are you kidding?

Sara, the second may have just won Delaware, but at what cost? . What happens when the crazies get in? The remaing “right” will have to tell them we do have to pay taxes, calm down about the border Bush did nothing about it, and it will take years to dig out this hole that Bush dug for us. Where is the clone farm for the tea baggers. No jobs, no background, no skills, good thats what you need to run

gar said:
Cobra, didn’t say she should’t be scrutinized. All I”m saying is If this is the best you can do,shame on you.

Did you READ the post?

There are two candidates for Senator in America right now that currently UNEMPLOYED.
1) Alvin Greene (D) SC
2) Christine O’Donnell (R) DE

Do you see Democrats and Liberals rallying around Alvin Greene, and defending the indefensible?

–Cobra

Cobra said:
O’Donnell experienced financial difficulties before, during, and after her 2008 campaign.[4] She was unable to pay the mortgage for her Wilmington house and the mortgage company gained a judgment against her for $90,000;

So what? Barry named a guy who had not paid his taxes to head the IRS!

maybe she can get a cabinet post in the BHO administration!

Plus, Barry’s policies have caused RECORD foreclosures! She is a victim of BHO!

Cobra , no difference between Alvin Greene who is up on felony charges and can barely form a sentence and O”Donnell? BTW there’s 15 million people unemployed and a lot of them are looking for work also.Are they all losers also?

I knew Rosie could do it in spite of all the naysayers! I’ve always believed in her and never lost faith and…..huh? What’s that? Oh…….never mind.

It was no shocker!! Mike Castle’s group knew he was in trouble, they like me, just thought common sense would prevail and the republicans would vote what was best for the state and the nation. They did not. It is interesting, less than 30% of republicans say they think Sarah Palin is leadership capable and yet they are willing to act on her recommendation. It is the republican party and leadership from Reagan forward that created this financial crisis in our country. It is the GOP policies of generous trade agreements and business tax credits that lost so many american jobs to overseas. It is the GOP that lied this nation into war and proceeded to enrich its friends and supporters at a huge cost of american lives and treasure. So, I can understand why republicans are so disillusioned and cynical. But, those of us who pulled off our “revolution” honestly in the election in 2008, have not given up on America. Barack Obama is a stark change from the “white man’s good ole boy network” that dominated Wash, DC for decades. And the Tea Partiers cannot accept the fact that 600 million americans voted for CHANGE. They are scared because for 8 years that is what Bush/Cheney thrived upon. Fear, ignorance and an aire of helplessness gave the GOP a free reign to destroy american financial systems, ruin the middle class, enrich their buddies and poison our system of government with cronyism, misguided earmarks, empty promises of fiscal responsibility and negligent enforcement of our laws. No wonder the tea partiers are angry at the GOP, but I sure wish they didn’t give FOX and other vile pundits the “freedom” to demean our president by upholding bigotry and racism as an acceptable social behavior.

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gar said:
Cobra , no difference between Alvin Greene who is up on felony charges and can barely form a sentence and O”Donnell? BTW there’s 15 million people unemployed and a lot of them are looking for work also.Are they all losers also?

gar, Stop it. O’Donnell has run for Senate three times in the last five years. It’s the ONLY JOB SHE’S HAD in the past five years. I’m on the RECORD as being against Alvin Greene. I think he’s a right winged plant to give Jim DeMint a layup election, but you’re going to DEFEND this woman just because she’s a Republican?

–Cobra

notsofast said:
LOL

They won’t be cowards like you libs were when your candidates REFUSED to have a debate on FOX!

What pussies you libs are!

why are angle and brewer backing out?

Patrick Henry said:
Chuken, I agree that experience is a big plus in debates. It will be interesting to see how they do. I bet they do well, they are passionate about what they believe.

Fair Statement

CosmosDan said:
As long as he doesn’t mention Shakespeare right? Nobody wants to hear that crap!

right

come here for dialogue and get called an ELITIST

or supid libby, or libtard, or stupid, or let me explain it to you moron
blah blah blah

Patrick Henry said:
Sad, but true.

yes sad but VERY true

W. Guy Finley said:
I always laugh at this kind of thinking because unless the state is Minnesota it’s a state that once voted for Ronald Reagan. So who are you kidding?

why minnesota?