I’m pleasantly surprised that Kansas is NOT listed. Agree with Oklahoma, TW Shannon 100%. Iowa, Erst. And Nebraska, Sasse, though nothing is wrong with the other guy, Shane Osborn.
Kentucky, sorry, loser Bevin is going to get crushed, don’t waste your money on him.
Tennessee belongs up there, State Rep. Joe Carr. His odds aren’t great but unlike Kentucky that race is worth it. There is still time. August 7th.
Some important House primaries include
GA-11, stop Bob Barr, May 20, Barr will probably make the runoff
ID-1, Conservative Bryan Smith over RINO Mike Simpson, very important, May 20th.
CA-52, all party primary, support Fred Simon Jr. over gay moderate Carl DeMaio. June 3rd.
NJ-3, Most of you will probably disagree but Tom MacArthur over perennial loser Steve Lonegan, this is one of our top 3 most vulnerable seats. June 3rd.
ME-2. Bruce Polquin over moderate Kevin Raye. June 10th
NV-4 Niger Innis, June 10th
bump!
Joe Carr won’t win BUT he’s forcing Lamar to actually run. I hope he gets at least 35%-40% of the vote. A lot of my fellow TN folks are sick of Lamar and Corker.
But they have the machine working for them in east TN.
ConservativeMan55, are you up for doing a House version?
I propose these rules:
a. the district must be winnable in NOV.
b. the primary is expected to be close (the outcome is in doubt)
c. there is a significant difference between the candidates.
Maine-2 Bruce Poliquin is the only one that qualifies in the 6 New England states. This allows us to whittle the list down to a few dozen races nationally.
Wasn’t somebody working on this in ‘12?
Impy, don’t be so hasty. If Bevin could graduate from MIT, surely he can beat McConnell in the primary.
Oh, wait.
if Barr needs to be defeated, Lindsey should be looked at ... he is the strongest alternative.