…on the graveyard vote to pull her through. *gr*

Unfortunately for her, the Obama effect seems to have taken hold and Brown’s lead has widened while her numbers are collapsing.

I am finding it hard to believe that we are not only looking at the possibility of a GOP win for Senate in Massachusetts, but a convincing GOP win.

We see them for who they are. Now apparently a whole bunch of MA voters do to.

Unfortunately Martha makes it all too easy for the media to blame the messenger and her inadequacies, rather than the message.

Fortunately, they will probably try to do just that to save face after a landscape changing defeat, ultimately furthering their own peril.

He’d be ashamed about how his work was distorted into victim mentality instead of empowerment, fear mongering, partisan politics and handouts instead of a hand up.

…of Washington, Adams, Jefferson, and Madison.

Oh yeah, I forgot… they don’t count anymore. We sure as hell don’t give them their own holidays.

New tradition, mind you..

Obama had to give a big shout out for some non-medal of honor winner before announcing the Ft Hood massacre

One one side: Nakedly ambitious party hack, who couldn’t be bothered to actually campaign until last week, and would use an MLK remembrance luncheon to pander for votes.

On the other: A happy warrior who has run an aggressive, positive campaign, rightfully declaring the office he’s running for is the “people’s seat”.

That was the first thing I thought of when I read her inappropriate remarks. It must be in the Democrat playbook that you can use a funeral or memorial for that last minute push for votes. When they set the bar low anything is acceptable.

during the speech that is supposed to be about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Martha Coakley says: “It’s not about me anymore…it was never about me…”
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Isn’t that an oxymoron? She states that it is not about her anymore, which implies that it IS about her….then corrects herself by saying ummmm…it was never about me.

This woman made a Freudian slip, and revealed what she is really about. Narssacistic and pompous.

Massachusetts, you are lucky to have such a great leader in Scott Brown for a real choice in this election on Tuesday.

Go Scott Brown!

How do I know that. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR WAS A REPUBLICAN. YOU FOOL.

Scott Brown doesn’t need a teleprompter for his off-the-cuff remarks. I heard no stuttering in his responses. Also, he doesn’t remind me of the perpetual politician; he has the manner of an everyday person. He and Rubio can do great things for our country. Let’s get them both elected! Go, Scott, Go! Yes, I am an actively campaigning Rubio Republican.

Brown Teabags Coakley

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This woman is clueless and even though she is light skinned and speaks without a negro dialect, both now requirements for all Democrat candidates, I don’t think she is going to win.

response to the Marcia politicing, ‘specially refusing to politicize the event he just criticized for being political by saying ‘we’ll start campaigning in 30 minutes’ and the whole ‘I didn’t realize this was going to be a political event for Marcia… she hardly even mentioned MLK.”

He rocks!

Marcia? Not so much.

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but with Intrade now at 79.9/22, I think it might be safe.

Welcome Home, and
Lame Duck

…..BUT….he would make an exception for Coakley and would probably recommend that she stay far, far, far, away.

To abuse and hijack a day of recognition for a great man with a ZERO integrity campaign and career speaks volumes about Coakley….and the WH and congress that fully endorse her.

‘More than 600,000 on Mass. Voters Rolls Had Died or Moved’ [Kathryn Jean Lopez]

Feeding Michael Novak’s worries:

Massachusetts had 116,483 dead people on its voter registration rolls and another 538,567 people who were no longer living at the addresses on their registrations, according to a study released by Aristotle International Inc., a nonpartisan political technology and data firm. On Tuesday, Massachusetts will hold a special U.S. Senate election between Democrat Martha Coakley and Republican Scott Brown. Polls show a close race.

…brought to you by the Democratic National Committee.

they can’t get pretty enough to be attractive people. Somebody amongst the feminazis or in the law schools told them that they had to be self-centered, defensive, and obnoxiously abrasive, and pretty much all of them are. As I write this I’m trying to think of any among the dozens and dozens that I worked with that I actually liked as a person and I come up with one or two.

I like how she made the improbable claim that BOTH BHO and Deval Patrick were dealing with “inherited” problems from their predecessors.

This day will be a nat.’l holiday of course, & he will be just as deserving of that as he was when he received the Nobel prize. The only problem will be that historians will have a difficult time finding his “I Have A Dream ” speech after having to wade through all his gaffes.

to the left of the screen at 3:56. The look on her face is pricless.

I think Oreo cookies.

Then to use MLK’s memories / life work as a moral equivalence to a demoncrat win is obnoxious. Scott Brown did well with his response.

PS: Revisionist history at its worst.