[ken5050]

Thanks for the links...Mary's stilll explaining to the LA voters what happened to her seat on the Armed Forces committee...remember, she "guaranteed" that she'd keep it, during the debates..can't wait till she runs again....love to hear her explain that one...BTW..do you concur in my assessment that Breaux will retire, and that Brazile runs for the seat......

[gbunch]

Also, Mary the RAT flip-flopped on Estrada too. I am SO pi$$ed that she won. (THANKS AGAIN, RINO FOSTER, FOR HELPING TO SCREW US AND THE SENATE FOR 6 MORE YEARS!)

As for Breaux, the prevailing opinion is that he will indeed retire. Donna Brazile, I'm not sure. We all know her from her last-minute electoral sleaze tactics, but I wonder if she has enough name recognition to appeal to the general RAT sheep population. Also, 2006 is a long way away. I think that the cesspool which is the DemocRATic party will be even smellier and deeper by then, and prevailing attitudes will shun them even more. This is true particularly after 2 years of Louisiana under Governor Jindal. (I like the sound of that!)

I think a fundamental shift is taking place almost everywhere in this country. With President Bush, people have seen a true leader, and his character and ideals are beginning to impact on many levels. Examples: Congressional results, GOP gubernatorial wins in CA, KY, MS, and next week, LA. Compare people like President Bush and Bobby Jindal to the pathetic clowns running for the RAT Presidential nomination. It is a profound difference. The insignificance and foolhardiness of the Clintons, and the entire RAT party, has been laid bare, and is apparent to everyone. Increasingly, it is only the far-left radicals who continue to spout their mantra.

I think all RAT candidates face a difficult time, and IMO, the chances of Gore and Landrieu's personal sleaze-doctor successfully running for LA Senator in the 2006 environment are small indeed.