Posted on 03/28/2010 3:42:44 PM PDT by InterceptPoint
In my humble opinion, whether they voted for, or against, Obamacare is a moot point. Let’s get rid of as many D’s as we are able.
Such a list is an excellent idea! Thanks...
I don’t know yet if Solomon Ortiz (TX-27) is as vulnerable as this group, but I think we can spin his vote for health care deform against him. He’s a chicken, and he won’t appear in public to answer questions from his constituents in his home county. He spent over $250,000 in 2008 against a not very well known candidate who had very little funding and only managed to get less than 58% of the vote. His Republican opponent this year will be decided in a runoff that will be held in April 13. The candidate will either be a recent member or the Nueces County Tax Appraisal District or talk show host.
It would really be helpful to eventually link the good candidates directly to their websites....for donation purposes.
http://www.harmerforcongress.com/endorsements.htm
I’ve walked neighborhoods for Harmer. As you suggest, most of the conservatives are endorsing him and he’s the odds on favorite to win the GOP nomination.
FL-20 what about Robert Lowry?
“Just saw an add here in Cleveland supporting John Boccieri. It was sponsored by SEIU.”
Depending on your IP address and address they have ads supporting every congressman that voted for healthcare. Almost every site I go to has an add to thank my state’s congressman for his vote, sponsored by SEIU. They own the country now.
California 8th district....John Dennis is running agains Pelosi. www.johndennis2010.com. Send a donation PLEASE. He had a money bomb on Pelosi’s 70th birthday. Don’t know how that went tho.
How about adding seats held by dems not seeking reelection? Patrick Kennedy’s seat comes to mind - and I understand that Republican John Loughlin is showing momentum there.
You are absolutely correct. D = traitor in my opinion and the opinion of millions of patriots.
The traitors have shown their anti-America hatred for one and all to see.
I am a conservative. I believe in the sovereignty and security of this one nation, under God. I believe in the sanctity of life and that life begins at conception. I believe in marriage between one man and one woman. I believe that all children in our school systems should be educated in English and taught the civic duties and responsibilities of citizenship and patriotism. I believe that we have the responsibility and obligation to control our borders and determine who is allowed to live and work in our country. I believe in private property rights and that the death tax should be killed. I believe government economic policies should reward those who build business or save and invest their money. I believe in the right to bear arms and the right of self defense. I believe in rugged individualism and that no one owes me anything just because I live and breathe. I believe we should all practice charity in some form or fashion, especially to those who are suffering and least fortunate. But charity must be voluntary and spring from a spirit of altruism and love for your neighbor. I believe that imposed systems of wealth redistribution destroy families, produce a culture of dependence and hurt everyone. Finally, I believe there is room to acknowledge the role of our Creator in public life as stated in the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution. ---Bill Russell in his own words .
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At realclear politics they show close to 70 races that are toss up or lean that could very easily be won due to budget busting and Obamacare.
Ruppersberger (MD -2 ) is more vulnerable than Hoyer, IMO.
Jaynee Germond—THE Tea Party candidate for district 4/Oregon-—we are all working to unseat Peter DeFazio in the House of Congress. (She is running against a late-comer in the primary, Art Robison, who has NO ties to our Tea Party Movement here in Oregon).
Great idea. IP.
A few numbers for Minnick in Idaho’s 1st CD.
He was elected in 200, and barely beat an unpopular Republican (Sali) who was made more unpopular by endless anti-Sali robocalls.
Minnick 50.6%, Sali 49.4%.
McCain carried the district with 61.5% of total votes cast.
I recommend to Idaho 1st CD voters they vote Labrador in the primary. Ward looks and smells ok on early examination, but he has not lived in Idaho for many years. He is the pick of the Republican establishment. He will work for the Republican establishment.
Labrador is local. He has been in Idaho’s legislature for several years. In my opinion, he will simply be a better fit for Idaho and America. He will have my vote because he is a conservative, not because he is a Republican.
In PA-17, Dave Argall, current Pa state senator, will be running as the Republican against Tim Holden for the Senate seat.
Please add Glenn Nye VA-2. Voted no, but is a first termer, evenly gerrymandered district.
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