Posted on 10/26/2010 6:14:20 PM PDT by Bigtigermike
1. Kasich (Ohio Gov.)
2. Angle
3. Bielat
4. O’Donnell
5. Fiorina
1a. Christine. Because I love to see the good guy (gal) win. Plus it would drive the leftists on the east coast bonkers.
1b. Morgan Griffith (VA-9). Majority leader in the VA House of Delegates. Conservative and a good guy. He has a real fiery temper, too. If he wins early against Boucher, it’s gonna be a good night. The Dems in VA-9 have probably the best ground game in the Commonwealth.
1c. Sean Bielat. Not particularly conservative, but if he topples Barney some measure of justice will have been done.
1d. John Dennis. Not conservative, but I’d gladly see a dinner plate win this seat if it would put Nasty Nancy out of office.
2. Rand Paul. I’d love to see him in the Senate saying just one word over and over again for the next 6 years: Constitution, Constitution, Constitution. A Senator who will not go along to get along. Also, Helicopter Ben’s worst nightmare.
3. Sharron Angle. Seeing her tag team with Rand Paul would be a delight. Getting rid of Austerity Harry in the deal is just icing on the cake.
4. Renee Elmers. Because any jerk who would assault someone on a public street for asking them a question deserves to lose.
5. Rick Waugh (VA-7). The only Democrat on my list. Because the elitist Eric Cantor deserves to lose.
I think it’s more like who we want to see lose...
Pelosi and Reid are right at the top,
followed by Frank, Schumer, and Boxer would be my picks.
Reread your original post, and see that you did indeed.
You might be cheered by this: http://hillbuzz.org/2010/10/26/democrats-at-defcon-1-is-christine-odonnell-now-leading-in-internals/
1. Christine O’Donnell to help us through the lame duck session.
2. Carly Fiorina to get Senator “call me ma’am” Boxer out (that one’s for the troops!)
3. Sharron Angle over Harry Reid
4. Joe Miller to really show Murkowski and her supporters what losers they are
5. Sean Bielat over Barney Frank. For so many obvious reasons.
I think the enthusiasm gap for Christine is higher than Coons....nobody is voting FOR Coons except for hard core liberals....and remember there is no early voting, so the only day to vote is Tuesday! If Sarah + Christine can rally as many conservatives as they can to GOTV and some independents vote on what is suppose to be a rainy day......? Hmmmmmm!!
1) Fiorina “working hard to earn it” over Box-car
2) Whitman over Moonbeam
3) Harmer over McNutter
4) Bielat over Baw-ney
5) Baker over Coupe deVal
(So I’m a transplanted Bostonian in California, go figure!)
Given that everyone has taken the Senate, I’ll go to the House for purposes of this thread only.
LOLLAR bounces Steny Hoyer!
WEST trounces that Klein.
MCCLUNG literally knocks-out Grivhaja (however it’s spelled)
GUNNYPOP smashes that filthy Filner
ALL COMBAT VETS, TEA PARTY CANDIDATES, AND CHALLENGERS TO DEMONIC DEMOCRATS WIN!!!!!
“1) Jesse Kelly — That kid is my pick for serious future presidenital material. One of the best candidates I’ve seen anywhere.”
Have to agree with you on Jesse Kelly. There’s something very special about him. I first heard him interviewed on Levin’s radio show and was extremely impressed. He’s got that quality that Reagan had where he makes you feel so positive about everything. The second time I heard him interviewed I was just as impressed. He’s definitely the real deal.
1. Angle over Reid
2. Fiorina over Boxer
3. Lollar over Hoyer
4. Murray over Moran
5. Toomey over Sestak
Wow, it’s hard to whittle down to 5, but I’ll try:
1. Tancredo over Hickenlooper in CO
2. Angle over Reid in NV
3. Fiorina over Boxer in CA
4. Rossi over Murray in WA
5. Steele over Dingell in MI
and here’s five more for good measure
6. Bielat over Frank in MA
7. Miller over RINO and Dem in AK
8. Rubio over RINO and Dem in FL
9. McClung over Grijalva in AZ
10. Toomey over Sestak in PA
Oh and DeMint over Greene :)
1. Sharron Angle (Sen, NV) - Dumping Harry Reid on his ass is Job One.
2. Pat Toomey (Sen, PA) - a solid conservative voice in a Blue state would be a big win.
3. Daniel Webster (House, FL) - Alan Grayson is an embarrassment any way you look at it.
4. Ken Buck (Sen, CO) - a Tea Party win in a state that could use it.
5. Joe Miller (Sen, AK) - Another Tea Party win and where he beats the old money GOP not once, but twice.
Fantasy pick: Sean Bielart (House, MA) - Probably a Massachusetts RINO but just watching Barney Frank lose would be soooooo delicious.
Okay, okay, I can dream.........
Donna Campbell over Lloyd Doggett (TX 25)
(It would be so sweet to Dump Doggett, who long ago sold his socialist soul to trial lawyers and union leaders)
Broomstick Rider over the Bearded Marxist
Angle over “Smooth-Talking,” Dingbat Harry
H-P Reject Fiorina over Brainless, “Call-Me-Senator” Boxer
Tancredo over Soros-Clone Hoopenlooper
1. Anna Little, because we are all working our tushies off for her (and Frank Pallone is all of everything that’s wrong with our gov’t, the dems, New Jersey)
2. Sharron Angle, because I love her and SHE HAS GOT TO WIN!
3. Joe Miller, because Looser Merjerski is a RINO b*tch
4. Carly Fiorina, because some may doubt her conservatism but I believe she is sincerely pro-life and doesn’t hide it (and Boxer is a moron of the first class)
5. Marco Rubio, because he is my super Political heart-throb and I hope to vote for him for President some day.
Those are definitely my 5 faves. May God protect them all and guide them to victory next week.
Can I just get one more?
5 1/2 Ruth McClung, because she is a rocket scientist (literally) and because her opponent wants people to boycott his own state, so shouldn’t that start with his resignation?
That’s a good post, I like it!
Right, Loller, I left him off my list, but I heard him on the radio and I like him sooo much I sent him money.
How soon I forget when I give a fellow a few bucks.
Ask hubby, but he conveniently forgets too!
great pick.
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