He should be easy to beat in IN. I don’t know how he keeps slipping back in there…

Time to dust off my FL02 diary, moron.

For sure Patrick Murphy needs to go. He doesn’t represent this district by a long shot. He is a Pelosi lap dog and votes with her 99% of the time. In fact, I am still looking for a vote where he didn’t vote with her so my guess more like 100%.

Murphy already has a watch page here:
http://www.patmurphywatch.com/

He may be entrenched, but he’s in a district rated D+1, so potentially vulnerable. It is also a big agricultural district, so this vote could be used to hurt him.

with a Gibbon from the Nashville Zoo if we can’t get somebody decent to run against him. Any monkey will do. One certainly can’t do a worse job.

We’ve got a great, young Iraqi war veteran, Jesse Kelly, running as a Republican. Duncan Hunter has just spent the weekend in Tucson fund raising for Jesse. Say good-bye, Gabby.

In light of the Cap and Trade vote, here is Rep. Tim Bishop’s D-NY arrogance on video rebuffing his constituents on Cap and Trade!

the notion that Heath Shuler is, or ever was, a “Blue-Dog”?

Perriello won by about 700 votes (many of which were ‘found’ in the city of Charlottesville) in a traditionally red district (though liberal northerners have been changing that dynamic for a while).
The fact that Perriello voted for every obama/pelosi/reid POS Bill to come along will not serve him well.
A challenger just announced for the R primary (can’t find any links yet) that appears to be a very strong fiscal conservative.

Perriello should be very afraid.

Obama claimed that the average American would not bear the brunt of this historic tax-increase: he stated that instead ““It is paid for by the polluters who currently emit dangerous carbon emissions.”

Just compare this outrageous falsehood to Ronald Reagans’ famous quote:
“The most dangerous myth is the demagoguery that business can be made to pay a larger share, thus relieving the individual. Politicians preaching this are either deliberately dishonest, or economically illiterate, and either one should scare us.

“Business doesn’t pay taxes, and who better than business to make this message known? Only people pay taxes, and people pay as consumers every tax that is assessed against a business.”

And after the way the rammed this through the House with little debate, without legislators even reading it… and while quarantining the GOP from any meaningful input whatsoever, any foolhardy individuals who still believe Obama’s threadbare “bipartisanship” spiel ought to have their head examined.

http://reaganiterepublicanresistance.blogspot.com/

So going after 200+ Democrats who voted for Cap and Trade accomplishes what exactly?

Lets get some focus here and clean up our own party… we can start by issuing termination notices to the Repubs who voted for Cap and Trade. List of names and phone numbers;

[Redacted: this fellow in question's a Constitution Party member, and we'll handle our internal affairs ourselves, thankee sai. - Moe Lane]

I heard on Mark Levin’s show that the CAT bill included a nationalization of CA’s stringent building codes.

So, when that drives up the price of housing will Barney Frank whine and complain about the lack of affordable housing? And when someone points out for him that it was CAT that was responsible what will his answer be? The GOP made me do it!

Being a Marylander and resident of Montgomery County, I should have at least been considered for a supporting role in the film, Behind Enemy Lines. There is no Republican in any elected offices in either my county or the one adjacent to it. Our last Republican congresswoman, the liberal Connie Morella, was finally ousted after the Dem majority here redrew her congressional district lines and now we have voters a tankful of gas removed from the voters she used to represent. Thanks Maryland Dems, so much, for your concept of representative government.

Because any effort on my part to resist the continued Democratic right of ascension here in my region of Maryland is so utterly impossible, I have no choice other than to find an out-of-state Republican or two to support financially in their quests for election in some other battleground. Virginia seems a good choice and I hear that Senators Webb and Warner are under duress to resist this cap-and-trade nightmare of politics disguised as science. When I write to these senators and appeal to them to vote No on cap-and-trade in the Senate, they will certainly want to ignore an out-of-state opinion that runs contrary to Obamaism. But when I tell then they ignore me at their own political peril – because if they do so, I will active support their future Republican opponents with out-of-state money, perhaps my voice will suddenly be heard. Not only will I undertake such funding of out-of-state Republican candidates (real Republicans, not RINO pretenders), I will encourage those in my sphere of influence to do so too. There is no alternative for me. I am not being heard. In fact, all I am doing in Maryland is being lied to.

About a month ago, The Feds forced CA auto mileage cafe standards down everyone’s throats. Friday they did the same with CA building standards and home energy ratings. California law is now the dominant force in shaping US economic policy.

But California is a state now officially holding pauper status and with no more economic stature than lawless, war torn Somalia? California, a state with a gluttonous appetite for spending, is the perfect example of economic utopianism crashing headlong into the immovable bulk of economic reality and of not spending way, way, way beyond your means, for decades, without ultimately suffering utter economic exhaustion and complete collapse.

And now our Congress and President advocate that all of America emulate California’s form of governance? I’d rather take bartending tips from Revered Jim Jones then adopt Obama’s and House Democrats’ view of Californai as a role model for governance. Talk about the inmates taking over the asylum. We are living it happening before our eyes.

an upstate, rural, small-town district that would be devastated by higher energy prices.

He squeaked by in the special election. Let’s make sure he gets cleaned out in the general!

an upstate, rural, small-town district that would be devastated by higher energy prices.

He squeaked by in the special election. Let’s make sure he gets cleaned out in the general!