Posted on 08/31/2010 7:51:00 AM PDT by Hojczyk
Spread the word and send your money. Corruptocrat Barney Frank has a strong GOP challenger who needs your help in advance of the September 14 primary.
His name is Sean Bielat. He’s a businessman. He’s a Marine. He’s a young father fed up with “systemic corruption” in arrogant Washington. He opposes cap-and-tax, will fight other oppressive Obama eco-policies that are squeezing fishermen, supports a strong national defense, and believes “It’s time for our leaders to return to and abide by the Constitution.” He launched a RetireBarney campaign back in April. Bielat’s latest campaign ad roasts Frank for his recent Fannie-Freddie flip.
I’m in the same boat. Everyone is asking for money. I get several requests almost daily. I have to use what I’ve got the best way I can
aids is the only hope or removing this person from lifetime tenure.
A business man, Marine and young father. Why does that sound so wholesome compared to fudge packer Barney?
Good one! Thanks for the laugh!
I hate to point this out, but Sean Bielat has an opponent, Earl H. Sholley in the primary on September 14. Let’s not get to the general election until the primary votes have been counted.
During the 1980’s, the entire U.S. wasn’t as political correct and wasn’t as “dumbed down” as it is now. This fact helped even Massachusetts voters vote twice for Ronald Reagan in slim majorities. Many of those voters are now either dead or moved out of Massachusetts. In Massachusetts today, we have a “moonbat majority” of voters, and the chances of actual political improvements among Massachusetts conservatives and among the entire Massachusetts GOP are slim to none! Only 13% of total Massachusetts registered voters are Republicans, and this number would, definitely, be going up, if the Massachusetts GOP showed any signs of political improvement. Optimism and pessimism don’t necessarily translate into reality.
It's hard for folks like me from Red States, to see how anyone in their right minds could vote for someone like Bwarney--plain and simple, I can't imagine it!
How did MA go from being the home of Paul Revere and other great patriots in our founding days, to ending up with the likes of Bwarney and others just as bad?
It blows the mind!
Massachusetts is, also, a decent role model for what “stuck on socialism” is really all about, just like all socialistic countries of the world that have been “stuck on socialism” for more than 100 years and counting.
A bump for Bielat. How do you pronounce that?
The positives for Massachusetts are that Dem registrations are on the decline and independents are close to, if not,a majority of voters. They elected Brown, so I’m not giving up on this state. After decades of sleazaball Kennedys, they have to be sick of it.
While Scott Brown is a definite political improvement over a leftist Democrat, he’s, still, a RINO. Massachusetts is, still, “stuck on socialism”, and true conservatism has a very long way to go in Massachusetts, if Massachusetts even ever becomes truly conservative, overall, at some point in the future.
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