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Vote.com has a vote on President Bush's current Ads. Please take a minute to vote here http://www.vote.com/vote/60212434/index.phtml

http://newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/3/6/121052.shtml Well isn't this intresting. The "objective news media" supposed 9-11 surviors protesting Bush's ads are actually anti-war stooges financed by John Kerry's wife. Please take a moment and vist the New York Times, Washington Post, MSNBC, CBS, NBC and ABC etc to email the Omsbudsman, the Publisher, the News Editor and demand to know why they allowed clearly partisan advocates of Kerry's Presidential Campaign were presented on their "News" programs with no reference to their ties to the Kerry camp. We absolutely must demand the "News Media" be held accountable for their free advertising for the Kerry camp.

http://www.georgewbush.com/tvads/ Here is a link to the 1st three Bush Re-election ads. As expected the DNC directed its "Objective News Media" mouthpieces at CNN, NBC, CBS and ABC to generate phoney hysteria about these ads. Compared to the demogagery and lies spread by the Kerry Campaign, Moveon.org and the DNC about Bush for the last 6 months, this is probably the mildest sets of ads that have run so far this political season. Please email this link to every person on you email contact list. We need to get as many people as possible to see these ads. They are...

Conservatives should write in Tom Tancredo in the primary ballot to demonstrate the depth of concern we have with the President. If enough do this, he will get the message.

Below is a list of each state and its "Political Party statistics", meaning that state's current governor, U.S. Senators, U.S. Congressmen, and who they voted for in the 2000 election.  This is useful data in trying to predict future voting trends.   AlabamaGovernor Bob Riley (R)Senator Richard Shelby (R)Senator Jeff Sessions (R)5 Republican Congressmen2 Democrat Congressmen2000 Election: Bush AlaskaGovernor Frank Murkowski (R)Senator Lisa Murkowski (R)Senator Ted Stevens (R)1 Republican Congressman2000 Election: Bush ArizonaGovernor Janet Napolitano (D)Senator John McCain (R)Senator Jon Kyl (R)6 Republican Congressmen2 Democrat Congressmen2000 Election: Bush ArkansasGovernor Mike Huckabee (R)Senator Blanche Lincoln (D)Senator Mark Pryor (D)3 Democrat Congressmen1 Republican Congressman2000 Election:...

Courtney gaining on Simmons (Storrs-AP, Nov. 3, 2002 6:50 PM) _ A new University of Connecticut poll shows that Rob Simmons' lead over Joe Courtney in the Second Congressional District is down to five percentage points. UConn's Center for Survey Research and Analysis says Simmons -- the incumbent Republican -- holds a 46 percent to 41 percent lead among likely voters over Courtney, the Democratic challenger. Thirteen percent of voters are undecided. Simmons' five-point lead is equal to the poll's margin of error. Simmons held a 22-point lead two months ago. Back then, Simmons led 46 percent to 24 percent,...

The ENEMY forged the stolen steel Delighted at the pain we would soon feel A hot branding iron to burn a 9 and 11 In the hearts of all righteous under Heaven The demons smiled and admired their work Then dedicated it with an unholy curse The plans were laid well, the deceptions intact With stooges called "martyrs" they began the attack They boarded the planes with thin, tight-lipped smiles Politely nodding to each small child - In a short time they’d know TERROR too real When their KILLERS captured the pilot’s wheel May the TWIN TOWERS of bright beacon...

A poll sponsored by a trio of Connecticut newspapers finds Republican Rep. Nancy Johnson with a slight, 9-point lead over Democratic Rep. James Maloney in the race for the state's redrawn 5th District. Johnson and Maloney, both incumbents, were thrown together when Connecticut lost one of its seats in Congress after the 2000 Census. The survey of likely voters found Johnson leading 50 percent to 41 percent, with 9 percent of respondents saying they were undecided.

The ENEMY forged the stolen steel Delighted at the pain we would soon feel A hot branding iron to burn a 9 and 11 In the hearts of all righteous under Heaven The demons smiled and admired their work Then dedicated it with an unholy curse The plans were laid well, the deceptions intact With stooges called "martyrs" they began the attack They boarded the planes with thin, tight-lipped smiles Politely nodding to each small child - In a short time they’d know TERROR too real When their KILLERS captured the pilot’s wheel May the TWIN TOWERS of bright beacon...

Johnson maintains 17-point lead in UConn poll (New Haven-AP Nov. 1, 2002 10:00 AM) _ A new poll finds Congresswoman Nancy Johnson holding steady with a 17-point lead over Congressman Jim Maloney for the Fifth District. Today's University of Connecticut poll is nearly identical to a poll three weeks ago, where Johnson had a 16-point lead among likely voters. About 53 percent of those polled favored Johnson, compared with 36 percent for Maloney. Ten percent remain undecided. Poll director David Yalof says Johnson has a strong lead and it seems unlikely that Maloney will make such a huge comeback, with...

HARTFORD, Conn. -- Democrat challenger Joe Courtney has cut the lead of Republican U.S. Rep. Rob Simmons in the 2nd District congressional race from 22 percentage points among likely voters to 12 percentage points, according to a University of Connecticut poll released Thursday. Forty-seven percent of likely voters polled by the school's Center for Survey Research and Analysis said they will vote for Simmons. Thirty-five percent of likely voters said they will vote for Courtney. Eighteen percent were undecided.

Received this in my email box tonight http://www.rnc.org/flash/bushsavestheday.html

Polls shows Johnson with 18 point lead (Hamden-AP Oct. 17, 2002 7:30 AM)_ A Quinnipiac University poll shows Republican Congresswoman Nancy Johnson with an 18 point lead over Congressman Jim Maloney in the Fifth District Race. The poll released today shows Johnson with 56 percent of likely voters over Maloney's 38 percent. The poll shows that Johnson holds big leads over Maloney among women, men, Republicans and independent voters. A University of Connecticut poll released a week ago showed Johnson with a 16 point lead. The Quinnipiac poll of 393 likely voters was taken between October Sixth and 13th and...

Simmons, Johnson lead polls Associated Press October 13, 2002 HARTFORD — U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson, a Republican, holds a 7-point lead over Democratic Rep. James Maloney in the new 5th District, according to a new poll. The poll, conducted by Rockville, Md.-based Research 2000, found that 45 percent of respondents planned to vote for Johnson, while 38 percent said they'd cast their ballots for Maloney, and 17 percent were undecided. The margin of error was about 4 percentage points. The poll, commissioned by The Day of New London, the Journal Inquirer of Manchester, and the Waterbury Republican-American, surveyed 604 likely...

A barrage of negative ads by both candidates in the contentious 5th District congressional race has opened up a 16-point lead for Republican U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson while dramatically eroding Democratic U.S. Rep. James Maloney's natural base among registered Democrats, according to a new poll. These results - from a University of Connecticut poll conducted Oct. 2-6 - indicate that Republican and Democratic voters are responding quite differently to negative appeals by the candidates. They also suggest that the overriding national issue of a war with Iraq is blunting Maloney's ability to reach voters with a traditional Democratic appeal about...

Gekas On the Ropes? By Lauren W. Whittington At a closed-door meeting Tuesday, National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Davis (Va.) told party leaders that Rep. George Gekas is the only GOP incumbent currently trailing in tracking polls, sparking efforts to aid the endangered Pennsylvanian in his race against Rep. Tim Holden (D). The 72-year-old Gekas, facing his first serious re-election challenge in two decades, is battling Holden, 45, in a race set up by redistricting. Davis' assessment was backed up by a recently conducted Democratic poll that showed Gekas trailing Holden by 10 points. The survey, conducted Sept. 19-21...

<p>Congressman Rob Simmons has an 18-point lead over Democratic challenger Joe Courtney in Connecticut's 2nd Congressional District race, according to a poll released by the University of Connecticut Tuesday. With 41 days left until Election Day, 41 percent of registered voters say they will vote for Simmons, while 23 percent plan to vote for Courtney. Thirty-three percent of registered voters remain undecided.</p>

U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson has a slight lead over U.S. Rep. Jim Maloney for the 5th Congressional District seat, results of a poll released today showed. Johnson, a 10-term Republican, leads three-term Democrat Maloney by seven percentage points among registered voters, and by five percentage points among likely voters, the University of Connecticut Poll showed. "Johnson is enjoying a very modest edge," said poll director Ken Dautrich.

Curry closes gap on Rowland Register Staff September 07, 2002 HARTFORD - Republican Gov. John G. Rowland's lead over Democrat Bill Curry Jr. has slipped to 9 percentage points, according to a new poll released Friday, leading the Rowland camp to acknowledge the contest has become a horse race. "We knew it was going to get down to single digits," Rowland campaign spokeswoman Nuala Forde said. "It was a question of when. It's happened. The race is on." The two-term GOP incumbent leads Curry 40-31 percent in the latest Connecticut Poll — down from 45-30 percent in July and 58-27...

MYSTIC -- One day after national Democrats predicted victory for two Connecticut congressional candidates, a national Republican official said Tuesday that internal polls show his party's candidates with double-digit leads. U.S. Rep. Tom Davis, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, said both Rep. Rob Simmons and Rep. Nancy Johnson are ahead by solid margins with about 70 days left before the election.