[Clintonfatigued]

Here’s a thought: Tisei wins and becomes a solitary but tolerated moderate-liberal vote in a district that would otherwise elect a ‘Rat, like the late Bill Green of Manhattan in the 1980’s. As for the gay thing, as long as he doesn’t make a big deal out of it, we can look the other way.

[Sun]

This is sooooo sad, as well as outrageous, of course. People who contribute to the hospital should stop donating, and tell them WHY!

[AuH2ORepublican]

“Here’s a thought: Tisei wins and becomes a solitary but tolerated moderate-liberal vote in a district that would otherwise elect a ‘Rat, like the late Bill Green of Manhattan in the 1980’s. As for the gay thing, as long as he doesn’t make a big deal out of it, we can look the other way.”

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Umm, no. First of all, Tisei is full-on liberal, not “moderate-to-liberal.” Second, Green was far less liberal than Tisei. Third, the MA-06 is far less liberal than the Silk Stocking district that Green represented. And fourth, Tisei is all about making a “big deal” out of the “gay thing,” and he’ll be pushing same-sex marriage and adoptions for all 50 states. I would support a less liberal primary challenger to Tisei every single time. And, as I said, I’m not really sure if we’re better off with him winning or losing the general.

[fieldmarshaldj]

There’s no upside to his election, only lots of downsides. If trash like this is all the MA GOP can cough up to run, it deserves to lose. It is shameful in a state that produced giants, John & John Quincy Adams, Henry Cabot Lodge, Sr., et al, that its members are such statist, intellectual leftist midgets as to make Cuba blush with embarrassment at these toadies.

[Impy]

He seems to have made a career out of making a big deal out of being a fruit.

He’s more liberal than any RINO currently in Congress. He’d probably compare to Connie Morella, I’d just as soon that no one that liberal was even allowed in the party, whether a fag or not.

Maybe if he were running in Morella’s old district, filled with government workers, where I think Bush got about a third of the vote in 2000, and no R but a rank liberal RINO could win, instead of a district where Romney got 43%, then maybe it would ‘okay’. The 9th could elect a Scott Brown, at least.

His vote for Speaker is about the only use he’d have (besides embarrassing MA rats by finally taking a seat from them), balanced against lending an “R” co-sponsor to every piece of queertastic legislation. I’m glad I don’t live in that district and have to consider whether I could bring myself to vote for him. I basically don’t give a crap whether he wins or not, either way the incumbent will need to go in 2016.