[Tzimisce]

FU Specter!

Even the libs don’t want you!

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks NormsRevenge.

• Specter warns of tea party 'take over'

[vox_freedom]

Na, na, na, na,
na, na, na, na,
say hey now,
GOOD BYE Specter!

[VRWC For Truth]

TWO DOWN, Juan McDemocrat to go ...

[Still Thinking]

Don’t go away mad, Arlen. Just go away.

[Still Thinking]

One thing worries me, especially if there’s a Republican landslide of epic proportions in November. What’s to keep these asshats from passing all sorts of crap between election day and the end of the term? They could have it all ready to go. Even if they win, they might as well do it. Between the fact that they can sell it as a mandate and the fact that they wouldn’t have to face reelection for another two years, they might as well go hog wild.

[Chode]

[Liberty Valance]

"I have a message, a message from the tea party, a message that is loud and clear and does not mince words: We have come to take our government back."

[citizenredstater9271]

Rand Paul is what a true Republican is. He supports getting rid of the socialism Obama has created.

[snuffy smiff]

Well, has the old scumbag asked for a recount under Scottish Law yet?

[DontTreadOnMe2009]

From the article

But the same energy that helped Paul to victory presented problems to be handled carefully by the Republicans in the run-up to November, when control of both houses of Congress will be at stake.

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Uh, control is at stake every November congressional election.

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Paul has said he might not support his fellow Kentuckian, McConnell, for a new term as party leader. And no sooner had Tuesday’s results been posted than Richard Viguerie, a longtime conservative warrior, suggested McConnell step aside.

The far-flung races took place a little less than five months before the midterm elections.

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Six months. Less than 6 months. The guy can’t count to six.

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President Barack Obama backed incumbents in his party’s races, but despite the stakes for his legislative agenda the White House insisted he was not following the results very closely.

Yeah, right.

When you’re King, you don’t pay much attention to what the peasants are doing.

Remember how he couldn’t be bothered to look out the window when there were 1,000,000 Tea Parties in the streets of DC ???

[mkjessup]

Arlen Specter's magic bullet finally found it's mark, 47 years later: right up his Scottish-lawyered-up AZZ!!!

So long Snarlin', you're going to enjoy shuffleboard!

[GunnyBob]

This morning, while driving through a checkpoint 20 miles north of Baghdad with the radio on, the BBC presenter, in referring to the voting yesterday, called the Tea Party the “radical Tea Party movement,” which means they consider those who support the US Constitution to be radicals.

Just another belief Obama and the BBC have in common.

[prairiebreeze]

Your link now goes to an article penned by the Queen of Disengenuous Herself, Liz Sodoti. From that article:

But it's difficult to say whether this early season trend will hold true during the general election; much could change between now and November, especially given the uncertainty of economic recovery after the worst recession in generations and an unemployment rate hovering at 10 percent.

Say what?? Economic uncertainty, the worst recession in generation and high unemployment will make the voting trend for democrats?

I want some of what you're smoking, Liz.

[Cubs Fan]

I’ve disliked specter for years. So glad to see him go. Hopefully McCain will soon follow.

[servantboy777]

I just hope and pray this is the precursor to the Nov. elections.

[Gator113]

I would like to say that I wish Specter well, but I don’t. Traitors should be shown no quarter, period.

May his last few lonely years be haunted by the memory of his traitorous deeds, as well as his failed and disgraceful service.-spit-

[SoldierDad]

Would not a weakened Specter be an easier candidate to face by the GOP candidate in November? Does this really bode well for Conservatives? Just asking.

[Grunthor]

“Paul wins in Ky., Specter loses in Pennsylvania”

GOod and good.

[NFHale]

Truly, an odious man... Thrown out on his ass by his own party...

Nobody trusts a traitor...Benedict Arnold found that out too, after he betrayed his country to the enemy. Well-deserved forced retirement. My only regret is that we have to keep paying to support his miserable existence...

But did I mention I’m happy??? Do I sound it?

I’m sorry..was that wrong? Was that harsh? Was that mean? Do I care?

[grinning.....]