Mr. Grump on October 30, 2009

He continues to assert that he is a Republican. If he wins I’m confident he will run for reelection as an (R). This will be a good thing as long as he holds to conservatism and doesn’t wimp out and bend to the party elites.

Here they are, the party who screamed about George W. Bush “stealing” the 2000 and 2004 elections.  ”Democrats Ask New Jersey Secretary of State to Ignore Mismatched Signatures on Absentee Ballot Requests.” As John says, if there’s an electio…

Of course they think their member of congress should be voted back in, they like the wacko crap they are trying to push.

In addition, Hoffman was on Hewitt’s radio show a day or two ago and flat out said he would run again in 2010 as a Republican.

The more this becomes an anti-incumbency movement, the more the majority party will suffer

I dont read it that way.

The poll shows Democrats are far more likely to support their own representative than Republicans or Independents. Hell,, Democrats re-elect a man who drowns a woman and another who runs a gay whorehouse out of his basement.

So, the more it becomes an anti-incumbency movement, the more it becomes an anti-Republican movement.

Indeed, it seems whenever Democrats are in power and unpopular it ALWAYS becomes an anti-incumbent, “throw the bums out” movement. Because liberals, particularly libs in the media, work to make that the narrative on purpose!

Meanwhile, Michael Steele says that if Hoffman wins, he’ll support his bid for reelection as a Republican next year.

Well, isn’t that big of him. The proper answer, Mr. Steele is that you are sorry that the selection process fell down so far that the GOP is represented by a pro-abortion, pro-card check, advocate of higher taxes and Obamacare.

I like you Mike but you are no Lee Atwater.

Biden held a fundraiser for the DNC in South Florida this week-

“About 60 people attended the event. Ticket prices were $1,000, $10,000 and $30,000.”

They didn’t say how much they raised, but I wonder if anyone paid over $1000.

60 people…what a crowd!

djn on October 30, 2009 at 5:28 PM

Sarah Palin could attract 60 people in the peanut butter aisle at Winn Dixie before she decided between creamy or crunchy.

Am I reading that right? Are they threatening to withhold “incentives” (cash) from any state that enacts “tort reform” on their own? What other alternative could there possibly be for Medical liability litigation?

Would be nice to see the citizens of said states threatening to withhold tax revenue from Washington.

Meanwhile, Michael Steele says that if Hoffman wins, he’ll support his bid for reelection as a Republican next year.

If Hoffman wins as an Independent, why in the world would he want to run as a Republican?

Let’s remember, it is Congress who hates us more.

TXUS on October 30, 2009 at 5:50 PM

Let’s remember is right. This should be close to top priority in things to remember right now.

Update: The race is close enough that Greasy Joe himself is headed to upstate New York on Monday for an eleventh-hour rally.

I hope they send Grayson to help Crazy Joe out with the cheerleading. They should have the crazy brothers travelling together. Heck, I’d show up to a rally to see Crazy Joe and Insane Grayson working the stage. I’d run a pool to see who eats the mike, first.

But nonetheless, thanks for making sure you would screw it up the fastest you can.

What’s not to like about congress?

/bottleinfrontofme

Via Memeorandum, Biden is heading to upstate New York to make an eleventh hour push for Bill Owens. This is basically a two man race now between Owens and conservative Doug Hoffman. Dede Scozzafava\’s campaign has collapsed faster than the Chicago Cu…

Via Memeorandum, Biden is heading to upstate New York to make an eleventh hour push for Bill Owens. This is basically a two man race now between Owens and conservative Doug Hoffman. Dede Scozzafava\’s campaign has collapsed faster than the Chicago Cu…