16 October 2010

Five Statist Fiends that Need to Go-Away . . .

Some of the most powerful and arrogant libs on Capitol Hill
now find themselves politically vulnerable- 
 in 17 days we can put them out of our misery once-and-for-all


As Americans continue to rise-up against the power-mad Left, every $10-20 helps... why not take-out the ringleaders while we've got this gang of neo-Bolshevik thugs on the run...? 

Democratic seats long-considered bulletproof -for 50 yrs and longer- are now coming up for grabs, as 2010 figures to be an election year like no other- be part of it!  

Like Dick Morris says, under-confidence is every bit the danger Republican over-confidence is... what that means to me is time to go for the jugular, baby.

This weekend is when we need to boost conservative candidates with a few bucks going into the home-stretch, too... as in America today inspired and inspiring citizen-politicians -in the mold of Ronald Reagan- have dedicated themselves to challenging deeply-entrenched DC liberals. Now -against all odds- all five of these Republican underdogs (below) find themselves within striking distance...

To waste an opportunity like this -to right our badly listing-to-port ship and save this great nation- borders on treason at this point... seriously. But for those who realize what's at stake -and wish to reclaim our freedom and liberty- 2010 presents a target-rich environment. Why settle for a slim majority when we could completely annihilate the progressive movement... so as to thwart planned lame-duck spending/incremental power-grabs from this deeply discredited regime over the coming months?
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Harry Reid (R- Nv): Looks like TEA Party darling Sharron Angle clobbered Dingy Harry in Thursday night's debate... should be interesting to see just what effect that will have on the numbers, basically a dead-heat up to this point.  

But the pressure this patriotic Reno grandmother is putting on the powerful Senate majority leader is truly impressive, now enjoying a one-point lead...victory is clearly within her reach...

Rasmussen's lastest (10/13):  Angle 49% - Reid 48% 


Help Sharron stick it to 'em BIG-time at Angle for Senate -here-


Gateway Pundit: even libs admit Angle won the debate... -here-
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Barbara Boxer (D- Ca): Former Compaq/HP CEO Carly Fiorina's got her on-the-ropes, with Don't-Call-Me-Ma'am Babs already writing-off large swathes of the central valley to concentrate on LA, the Bay Area, and San Diego. 

Friday's Reuters poll puts the race at Boxer 46% - Fiorina 45%... well-within the margin for error. With a little boost from us, Carly can counter all the negative Boxer ads and establish the Big Mo...


Time for Carly to KO Boxer at Carly for Senate -here-


Maggie's Notebook has insights/ad clip -here-

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Barney Frank (D-Ma): Name recognition is key in this race, and Barney Frank's got it... albeit with support fading.  His GOP challenger -former Marine/businessman Sean Bielat- is still introducing himself to the voters, while there's a large (13%) undecided count in an OnMessage (h/t Hot Air) poll showing Sean closing within striking distance at Frank 48% - Bielat 38%

A ways to go for our friend, but as you know... for this 30-yr incumbent Barney Frank to not exceed 50% this close to election day means trouble... 48% don't cut it. Maybe even the People's Republic of Taxachussets has figured out their congressman -who brought you the Frank-Dodd economic implosion- is more trouble than he's worth. And as people get to know his opponent, there's a lot to like: maybe that's why Sean is already trouncing him with Independents, 51-38...


Retire Barney at Bielat for Congress -here-


One More Reason to Money-Bomb Sean Beliat -here- 

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Steny Hoyer (D-Ma): With a little help from his friends, can popular TEA Party speaker/Marine/businessman Charles Lollar ride the Big Red Wave and win this thing... toppling the #2 Democrat in the US House of Representatives?

According to Stacy McCain -who interviewed Major Lollar a couple weeks ago- he sure as heck can. Poll data's been hard to come-by here, but Dick Morris also labels this one "winnable" for the Republicans (Ace). 


Lollar for Congress: support this Marine on-a-mission -here-


The Other McCain met with Charles... and walked-away
plenty impressed
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Raul Grijalva (D-Az): Yeah, this is the genius who called for a boycott of his own state to protest SB-1070.  He's also a far-Left, open-borders/Big Government/La Raza fifth-columnist type... and vice-chairman of the House Progressive Caucus, too- a real piece of work, this one.

Arizona's CD-7 was specifically created by the Dems as one of two new majority-Hispanic Congressional districts...  Grijalva is the only one to have ever held the seat.  How shocking it is then that Ruth McClung -a rocket scientist/political neophyte- has now pulled ahead with the 58% Hispanic electorate.

Viva Ruth is now heard at rallies throughout southwestern Arizona... and McClung's two-point lead has got the DNC in panic mode... they never saw it coming...


Join Ruth in a chorus of Goodbye Grijavla -here-



Moonbattery: Van recently met with Ruth McClung- 
the man got out his wallet immediately -here-

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15 October 2010

TGIF Rock-n-Roll Oldies: The Byrds 1965


The Byrds were an American rock band, formed in Los Angeles, California in 1964. This pioneering group underwent numerous personnel changes throughout its existence, with frontman Roger McGuinn (aka Jim McGuinn) remaining the sole consistent member until the group disbanded in 1973, while also featuring David Crosby for three seperate stints.

Although they only managed to attain the commercial success on the scale of contemporary greats like The Beatles, The Beach Boys, and The Rolling Stones for a fairly brief period (1965–66), time has treated their work well... as The Byrds are today considered to be one of the most influential bands of the 60s. 

Initially, they pioneered the musical genre of folk rock, melding the influence of The Beatles and other British Invasion bands with contemporary and traditional folk music. As the 1960s progressed, the band were also influential in originating psychedelic rock, raga rock, and country rock.

The Byrds' signature blend of clear harmony singing and McGuinn's jangly twelve-string Rickenbacker guitar has continued to be influential on popular music up to the present day.
 The Byrds were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1991. In 2004, Rolling Stone magazine ranked The Byrds #45 on their list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time

Among the band's most enduring songs are their electric-cover versions of folk greats Bob Dylan's Mr. Tambourine Man and Pete Seeger's Turn! Turn! Turn!, along with the self-penned originals, I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better, Eight Miles High, So You Want to Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star, Ballad of Easy Rider and Chestnut Mare.


They covered quite a number of Dylan tunes in electric actually, bringing a lot to the material with variations of their own signature sound... like my own lifelong favorite, lip-synched here on the
Ed Sullivan Show...



Previous RR Rock n Roll Oldies features -here-

14 October 2010

This Week on McLaughlin Group


Conservatives: Pat Buchanan, Monica Crowley

Libs:                  Eleanor Clift (Newsweek) 
                          Clarence Page (Chicago Tribune) 
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Issue 1: Flat Stats 1:40 
Issue 2: Rearranging the Chairs  9:40 
Issue 3: Democrats' Dream Ticket 2012? 18:40
Issue 4: Stuxnet  21:00 


Previous McLaughlin Group episodes -here-

Countdown to Demplosion 2010!

GOP in lead for 80% of competitive House seats...  


The Hill's new poll confirms what so many others have been sensing... the power-drunk "progressive" movement is about to be vaporized:

Republicans are winning eight out of 10 competitive open House seats surveyed in a groundbreaking new poll by The Hill. Taken on top of 11 GOP leads out of 12 freshman Democratic districts polled last week, The Hill 2010 Midterm Election Poll points toward 19 Republican victories out of 22 races, while Democrats win only two and one is tied.

A further 20 districts will be polled over the next two weeks, for a total of 42 of the most closely contested races, which will point to who is going to win on Nov. 2 and control the House in the 112th Congress. The Week 2 focus on open seats vacated by Democrats suggests a string of important pickup victories by the GOP in the midterm election just three weeks away.
  
Republican candidates have taken big leads in two districts Democrats have held for nearly a century and a half-century, respectively, according to The Hill’s survey. A Republican is also ahead in the heavily Democratic district that contains President Obama’s hometown of Honolulu. Many races are tight — 12 of the 22 fall within the margin of error — but the margins, though slim, preponderantly favor the GOP...

There are over 40 open seats this cycle and almost half of them are considered competitive.



Now Check this out... 



Looks mighty familiar!


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