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Obama Walking the Plank of His Own Making. Fellow Democrats Sawing Plank.

21 Apr

Schadenfreude.  It’s what’s for dinner.

Democrats are running away from Obamacare, which will likely be ruled unconstitutional in June.

Sen. Jim Webb said the law would be Obama’s “biggest downside” in the election and had cost him “a lot of credibility as a leader.”

Some of us were at your office, providing such advice to this affect during the run up to this vote, Jimmy.  I saw you walking down the hallway towards your office and once you saw us gathered outside your office you ran from us.  We were there and we were ignored.  Now you hike up your skirt and run away from a re-election bid because you know you screwed up big time.

No worries though, mate.  We’ll release the same fury against your replacement candidate, Timmy Kaine, that we would have on you.  Timmy is a big Obama guy.  Big Obama guys don’t do so well with the electorate since 2008.

And then there’s this from former Congressman Artur Davis from Alabama.

“I think the Affordable Care Act is the single least popular piece of major domestic legislation in the last 70 years,” he said. “It was not popular when it passed; it’s less popular now.”

And now Democrats are running away from President Obama’s blockage of the Keystone XL Pipeline.  Funny how constituent feedback about the pain at the pump brings new wisdom to even the most radically green Democrats.

Sharks are swirling below the plank.  Sharks of Obama’s own creation.  Shutting down and restricting coal fired power plants isn’t going to help, either.  When electricity rates ‘necessarily skyrocket’ (your words, not mine) going into the cooling season, this will add more pressure.  Coal fired power plants are shutting down because of Obama.

When GSA employees lavishly waste taxpayer money and flaunt it on You Tube, that doesn’t help either. 

When Obama uses the Justice Department to promote illegal gun running resulting in the deaths of American border and ICE agents and this Justice Department turns a blind eye to voter intimidation perpetrated by the Black Panthers while harassing states over voter ID laws and immigration enforcement laws, that doesn’t help either.

When Obama racks up $5 Trillion in debt in 3 years, tosses our money at pet projects that are massive failures like Solyndra, LightSquared, and others, that doesn’t help either.

When Obama takes an unprecedented number of vacations while the ranks of the unemployed moved from gainful employment and self esteem onto demeaning government dependency, well that don’t much help, either.

You know what, Champ?  You’re doomed.  If your cratering poll numbers don’t advise you, then your own party distancing themselves from you certainly does.

America’s got a big party planned for November 6th. 

You’re not invited.

 

 
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Posted by on April 21, 2012 in Barack Obama, Coal Mining, Debt Crisis, Deficit Reduction, Election 2012, Energy Policy, Entitlements, Environmentalists, EPA, Eric Holder, Gas Prices, Harry Reid, Healthcare, Jim Webb, Obamacare, Seriously Stupid Democrats of all levels, Socialism, Tim Kaine for Senate

 

Tiger Wood’s 924 Day PGA Tournament Drought Over. U. S. Citizen’s 1082 Day Drought without a National Budget? Not so much

25 Mar

Today marks the first day since Tiger Wood’s world came unravelled in scandal and shame that he’s won a PGA Tour event. He just won the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

That’s his first PGA Tour victory since September 13, 2009.
It was 157 days before Tiger’s last victory that the the Democratically controlled United States Senate, also riddled with scandal and shame, passed a budget. April 9, 2009.
Congratulations to Tiger and shame on the Democrats.

 
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Posted by on March 25, 2012 in Barack Obama, Charles Schumer, Corruptacrats, Election 2012, Harry Reid, Jim Webb, Joe Biden, John Kerry, Mark Warner, Senator Mark Warner, Tim Kaine for Senate

 

A Response to Tim Kaine’s Bumpersticker

12 Feb

Failed former Virginia Governor Tim Kaine’s Senate campaign has ripped off of Ken Cuccinelli’s KC4AG bumpersticker from 2009, when Ken was running for Attorney General.

This miserable former head of the Democrat National Committee, a man responsible for inflicting the scourge that is Barack Obama on the nation, the man who has publicly celebrated the reviled Obamacare, the man who wishes to fill the shoes of another miserable failure, Senator Jim Webb, a phony of the highest order, has offered up this as his bumpersticker.


This is my response.

Maybe I should go into production with this.

 
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Posted by on February 12, 2012 in Barack Obama, Election 2012, Healthcare, Jim Webb, Obama, Obamacare, Socialism, Tim Kaine for Senate

 

Democrats Gone Wild: Part 14 Trillion….. and counting

08 Apr

Congressman Allen West’s office receives a little love letter with a supicious white powder in it. Not anthrax. Probably just Johnson & Johnson’s powder from the writer’s diaper. Stay tuned.

Meanwhile, Senator Chuck Schumer’s head is exploding over his dwindling power and is lashing out as well, calling the Tea Party contingent of the House of Represenatatives FLEAS.

It sucks to be Chuck

“When either party goes to the extreme they don’t do the right thing,” said Schumer. “My experience is they lose politically, but much more importantly they do what is wrong for the country substantively.”

Yes, Chuck. That’s how we got Obamacare and that’s why you Democrats got your asses handed to you.
That was a brilliant observation. Thanks for the money quote. That will be of good use in the future.

Oh and Chuck, I AM a FLEA and I’ve got bubonic plague and I’m all over your ass.

Update: Make that 14 Trillion and ONE.
Congressman Jim Moran of Virginia goes ape shit on a disabled veteran in a Town Hall asking why he was not in Congress while the impending government shutdown is imminent and the man is concerned about getting paid.

Moran’s caring response of “Sit down or Leave” comes at about 4:10, after the veteran took umbrage at the Congressman characterizing his comments as “caustic”. The Democrats desire to maintain the high ground, accusing Republicans for the Government shutdown, keeps proving to be tenuous and they continue to provide volumes of campaign fodder at an impressive rate.

Keep giving them the microphone.

 
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Posted by on April 8, 2011 in Allen West, Charles Schumer, Harry Reid, Jim Webb, Mark Warner, Obama, politics, Tim Kaine, Tim Kaine for Senate

 

Will Tim Kaine leave the comfort of the DNC Cuckoo’s Nest?

17 Mar

The conventional wisdom up until this point led everyone to believe that the ineffectual destructive former Governor of Virginia and present Chairman of the Democratic National Committee was the natural choice to run in the place of the One and Done Senator Jim Webb’s seat.

But Timmy Kaine has been playing it cool and the anticipated announcement hasn’t come, to the surprise of many.

Is he having too much fun in the nut house?

Is he fearful of running against Republicans George Allen or Jamie Radtke who are embroiled in a primary struggle of their own? Is he playing hard to get with his party? Does he not want to give up ‘Medication Time’?

Well, this is interesting.

Former Virginia Governor Doug Wilder, the nation’s second black Governor, is saying NOT SO FAST on the coronation of Dim Kaine. In Wilder’s assessment, Congressman Bobby Scott would be a great choice as a United States Senator.

Bobby Scott and some other guy and some other women

“I think you’ve got to understand what makes up a Democratic primary,” he said. “And Congressman Scott should not be taken for granted nor should that base of vote.”

Wilder isn’t bashful about throwing down the race card in a threatening way there, is he?

I can’t agree with Wilder that Scott would be a good Senator, but he’d be an ideal candidate for either of the Republicans. In 2009 Scott enjoyed an American Conservative Union rating of 4 out of 100. 2010 was much worse, where he garnered a Zero rating.

Both men are dyed-in-the-wool liberal statists, without question. The only real difference between them is the amount of melanin in their skin, from what I can see.

It’s apparently the only thing that Doug Wilder can see.

Just when I thought this race would be boring.

Update: Thanks to Bryan Preston at the PJ Tatler for the link ‘Tim Kaine for Senate…?’

 
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Posted by on March 17, 2011 in Congress, Jim Webb, politics, Tim Kaine, Tim Kaine for Senate

 

Senator Jim Webb: Champion of Small Business

03 Feb

Just received a robo-email from my underachieving Senator in which he crowed about voting for an amendment to remove the 1099 reporting requirement on transactions greater than $600 that he imposed on us when he voted for Obamacare.

Cutting Red Tape for Small Businesses

Yesterday, I voted to pass an amendment to eliminate a 1099 tax form reporting requirement that was enacted under the federal health care reform law last year. I was an original cosponsor of the amendment, which the U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced it “strongly supports.”

Melonhead hits the UNDO button on the bad legislation he foisted off on us and we’re supposed to what… thank him? Incidentally, he voted AGAINST the repeal of Obamacare in its entirety on the same day.

Jim Webb. A self made man who quit work too early.

Here are your targets for 2012, Virginia. And yeah, I said TARGETS. Defeating both are top priority.

 
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Posted by on February 3, 2011 in Jim Webb, Obama, Obamacare, politics

 

Jim Webb: Conscience of a Conformist

09 Nov

Jim Webb campaigned as a war hero and his own man, impervious to pressure from special interests and demands from the political machine.  Although I honor his military service and bravery, much like John McCain, heroic service during war time does not necessarily translate to heroic service in politics.

In spite of the very clear message from his constituents that they wanted no part of TARP, Stimulii, Bailouts, SCHIP, the confirmation of Eric Holder, Cash for Clunkers, Spending Freeze, School vouchers and Obamacare, Webb always surrendered his professed convictions and voted with this guy every single time on the major issues.

Birds of a Feather

But post-election Webb is seeing the handwriting on the wall and he’s doubling back, asserting that he quietly warned leadership that they were treading on thin ice with voters.

“I’ve been warning them,” Webb says, sighing, resting his chin on his hand. “I’ve been having discussions with our leadership ever since I’ve been up here. I decided to run as a Democrat because I happen to strongly believe in Jacksonian democracy. There needs to be one party that very clearly represents the interests of working people … I’m very concerned about the transactional nature of the Democratic Party. Its evolved too strongly into interest groups rather than representing working people, including small business people.”

I recall going to the Code Red Rally against Obamacare at the Senate on Dec. 15th of last year to meet with Webb’s Chief of Staff.  There were 20-30 of us in the hallway in front of his office waiting for our audience, when along ambles Jim Webb reading a document.  When he got about 50 feet away he glanced up, saw us there and did a quick exit into the nearest door.  The courageous Senator wanted no part of facing his constituents then and meekly joined his Party to vote in favor of Obamacare on Christmas Eve.

The time for hiding is over as the 2012 campaign started a week ago tomorrow.  It will do you no good to tell the voters that you were warning your leadership.  That was the time to show the courage of your convictions.  Either you don’t have any or you simply failed.

Update from Pajamas Media:

Senator Jim Webb (D-VA), a former Republican, rode a Democratic wave to a narrow victory in 2006, but PPP found Webb trailing former Senator George Allen (R-VA) in a rematch.

This sounds like a set up by the Democrat leaning PPP.  They’d love nothing more than to dance the Macaca again.  Sorry, but George Allen is my last choice to run against Webb.

 
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Posted by on November 9, 2010 in Election 2012, Harry Reid, Jim Webb, Obama, Obamacare, politics, Socialism, Tyranny

 

Gang of 219 revisited

19 Sep

The day after the House of Representatives’ vote on Obamacare I captured information on the Gang of 219 that voted for it as well as their opposition. 

That was back on March 23rd and it was as much therapy as scientific research, but I had convinced myself that it might prove useful in removing each and every one of these arrogant Congresscritters that had voted against the will of the people.

I revisited my old spread sheet tonight now that the primaries are done.  The website Politics1 is an invaluable website for compiling such things, incidentally.

It was dismaying on March 23rd that of those who voted YES, many thought they were safe as they had no opposition at that time.  64 of the Gang of 219 had no opponent.  Today, there are only 12 with no opponent.  I appreciate every one of those people who have stepped up in the face of adversity.  Of those stepping up; a pastry chef, a funeral home owner, a carpenter,  a roofing contractor, multiple medical professionals, and a realtor who happens to have been the former President of the Haitian Senate.

Among those running are 26 candidates who entered the fray after I collected my info back in late March, went up against others who were already running and won their primaries.  Most notable is Daniel Webster, who beat 9 challengers in FL-8 to go up against the Devil, Alan Grayson, probably the most despicable and detestable Congressman in the Gang of 219.  You remember Grayson, right?  Do I have to assemble all of the reprehensible stuff he’s done and said?

I don’t know anything about THIS Daniel Webster, but I’m going to have to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Same goes for Joe Walsh and Isaac Hayes in Illinois.  Rock On boys!

There is simply not enough time to research this completely if you’re actually employed.  Any insider info on any of these races would be appreciated. 

All I know is there are 14 of the Gang of 219 who are no longer seeking re-election to their House posts.  Some are running for higher office like Kendrick Meeks, who is opposing Marco Rubio for the Senate, so that means he’ll soon be retired. 

Others, like Bart Stupak realized that their late night dalliances with Barack Obama, has resulted in them being double crossed, exposed as frauds and know that their electoral fortunes have turned to crap.  That’s what they get for their slow dances with a street hustler.

This is a view from 40,000 feet, but I am simply amazed and grateful that so many patriots came out of there comfort zones to try to save their country, for better or worse.

Find your disfavorite incumbent and show some love to the opponent.  I’ll try to use this list to flush out more info over the next few weeks.  All of the reps on the left voted for Obamacare.

Thank you all and God speed.

Updated list….

Representative District Challenger website
Kirkpatrick, Ann Arizona-1 Paul Gosar http://gosarforcongress.com/
Pastor, Ed Arizona-4 Janet Contreras http://vote4janet.com/Home.html
Mitchell, Harry Arizona-5 David Schweikert (R) http://david08.com/
Grijalva, Raúl Arizona-7 Ruth McClung (R) http://ruth4az.com/
Giffords, Gabrielle Arizona-8 Jesse Kelly (R) http://www.votejessekelly.com/
Snyder, Vic*Joyce Elliott Arkansas-2 Tim Griffin (R) http://www.timgriffinforcongress.com
Thompson, Mike California-1 Loren Hanks http://hanksforcongress.com/
Garamendi, John California-10 Gary Clift http://cliftforcongress.com/
McNerney, Jerry California-11 David Harmer http://harmerforcongress.com/
Speier, Jackie California-12
Mike Moloney
http://mikemoloney4congress.com/
Stark, Pete California-13 Forest Baker http://www.forestbakerforcongress.com/
Eshoo, Anna California-14 Dave Chapman http://www.davechapmanforcongress.com/
Honda, Mike California-15 Scott Kirkland http://www.kirkland2010.com/
Lofgren, Zoe California-16 Edward Gonzalez (Libertarian) http://www.edwardmgonzalez.com/
Farr, Sam California-17 Jeff Taylor http://taylor4congress.com/
Cardoza, Dennis California-18 Mike Berryhill (R) http://www.berryhillforcongress.com/
Costa, Jim California-20 Andy Vidak (R) http://www.vidakforcongress.com/
Capps, Lois California-23 Tom Watson http://www.watson4congress.com/
Sherman, Brad California-27 Mark Reed http://www.markreedforcongress.com/
Berman, Howard California-28 Merlin Froyd (R) http://www.merlinfroyd.com/
Schiff, Adam California-29 John Colbert (R) http://www.johncolbertforcongress.com/
Waxman, Henry California-30 Chuck Wilkerson http://chuckwilkerson4congress.com/
Becerra, Xavier California-31 Stephen Smith http://mrsmithgoestowashington2010.org/
Chu, Judy California-32 Ed Schmerling http://www.campaignsitebuilder.com/templates/displayfiles/tmpl26.asp?Trial=false&SiteID=3032&PageID=55613
Watson, Diane*Karen Bass California-33 James Andion http://andionforcongress.com/
Roybal-Allard, Lucille California-34 Wayne Miller http://www.waynemiller34th.com/
Waters, Maxine California-35 Bruce Brown http://www.bbrownforcongress.com/
Harman, Jane California-36 Mattie Fein (R) http://mattiefein.com/
Napolitano, Grace California-38 Robert Vaughan http://www.electrobert.com/
Sanchez, Linda California-39 Larry Andre (R) http://voteandre.com/
Baca, Joe California-43 Scott Folkens http://www.folkens4congress.com/
Sanchez, Loretta California-47 Van Tran (R) http://www.joinvantran.com/
Matsui, Doris California-5 Paul Smith http://www.paulsmithforcongress.org/
Filner, Bob California-51 Nick Popaditch (R) http://www.popaditchforcongress.com/
Davis, Susan California-53 Michael Crimmins (R) http://www.crimminsforcongress.com/
Woolsey, Lynn California-6 Jim Judd (R) http://www.jimjuddforcongress.com/
Miller, George California-7 Rick Tubbs http://www.ricktubbs4congress.com/index.php
Pelosi, Nancy California-8 John Dennis (R) http://www.johndennis2010.com/
Lee, Barbara California-9 Gerald Hashimoto http://www.geraldforcongress.com/
DeGette, Diana Colorado-1 Mike Fallon http://www.fallon4congress.com/
Polis, Jared Colorado-2 Stephen Bailey (R) http://www.stephenbaileyforcongress.com/
Salazar, John Colorado-3 Scott Tipton (R) http://votetipton.com/
Markey, Betsy Colorado-4 Cory Gardner (R) http://corygardner.com/home
Perlmutter, Ed Colorado-7 Ryan L. Frazier (R) www.frazierforcolorado.com
Larson, John B. Connecticut-1 Ann Brickley   http://www.brickleyforcongress.com/
Courtney, Joe Connecticut-2 Janet Peckinpaugh
http://peckinpaughforcongress.com/
DeLauro, Rosa Connecticut-3 Jerry Labriola (R)
http://labriolaforcongress.com/Home.aspx
Himes, Jim Connecticut-4 Dan Debicella (R)
http://debicella.com/
Murphy, Chris Connecticut-5 Sam Caligiuri (R)
http://samforcongress.com/
Castor, Kathy Florida-11 Mike Prendergast (R)
http://www.pickprendergast.com/
Meek, Kendrick* Frederica Wilson Florida-17 unopposed  
Boyd, Allen Florida-2 William Steve Southerland, II (R) http://www.southerlandforcongress.com/
Wasserman Schultz, Debbie Florida-20 Karen Harrington (R) http://www.karenforcongress.com/
Klein, Ron Florida-22 Lt. Col. Allen West http://allenwestforcongress.com/
Hastings, Alcee Florida-23 Bernard Sansaricq (R) http://sansaricq4congress.org/
Kosmas, Suzanne Florida-24 Sandy Adams (R) http://www.sandyadams.com/
Brown, Corrine Florida-3 Mike Yost http://yost2010.com/
Grayson, Alan Florida-8 Daniel Webster***9 challengers http://www.electwebster.com/
Scott, David Georgia-13 Mike Crane (breakthrough) http://www.craneforcongress.com/
Bishop, Sanford Georgia-2 Mike Keown (R) http://www.mikekeown.com/
Johnson, Hank Georgia-4 Liz Carter (R) http://www.lizcarterforcongress.com/
Lewis, John Georgia-5 Fenn Little http://www.fennforthe5th.org/
Hirono, Mazie Hawaii-2 John Willoughby (R) http://www.willoughbyforcongress.com/Home.aspx
Rush, Bobby Illinois-1 Ray Wardingley http://www.raywardingley.com/
Halvorson, Debbie Illinois-11 Adam Kinzinger (R) http://electadam.com/
Costello, Jerry Illinois-12 Teri Newman (R) http://www.terinewman.com/
Foster, Bill Illinois-14 Randy Hultgren (R) http://hultgrenforcongress.com/
Hare, Phil Illinois-17 Bobby Schilling (R) http://bobby2010.com/
Jackson Jr., Jesse Illinois-2 Isaac Hayes (R) http://www.isaachayesforcongress.com/
Gutiérrez, Luis Illinois-4 Israel Vasquez http://www.israel2congress.com/
Quigley, Mike Illinois-5 David Ratowitz (R) http://www.ratowitzforcongress.com/
Davis, Danny Illinois-7 Mark M. Weiman (R) http://weiman2010.org/
Bean, Melissa Illinois-8 Joe Walsh (R) http://walshforcongress.com/
Schakowsky, Jan Illinois-9 Joel Pollak (R) http://www.pollakforcongress.com/
Visclosky, Pete Indiana-1 Mark Leyva http://markleyva.com/
Donnelly, Joe Indiana-2 Jackie Walorski (R) http://www.standwithjackie.com/
Carson, André Indiana-7 Marvin Scott http://www.drmarvinscottforcongress.com/
Ellsworth, Brad*Trent Van Haaften Indiana-8 Larry D. Bucshon (R) http://www.bucshonforcongress.com/
Hill, Baron Indiana-9 Todd Christopher Young (R) http://toddyoungforcongress.com/
Braley, Bruce Iowa-1 Benjamin Michael Lange (R) http://www.langeforcongress.com/
Loebsack, David Iowa-2 Mariannette Jane Miller-Meeks (R) http://millermeeks.com/2010/
Boswell, Leonard Iowa-3 Brad Zaun (R) http://www.gibbonsforcongress.com/
Moore, Dennis*Stephene Ann Moore Kansas-3 Kevin W. Yoder (R) http://www.yoderforcongress.com/
Yarmuth, John Kentucky-3 Christopher (Todd) Lally (R) http://lallyforcongress.com/
Pingree, Chellie Maine-1 Dean Scontras http://www.scontras2010.com/
Michaud, Mike Maine-2 Jason Levesque (R) http://www.levesqueforcongress.com/
Ruppersberger, Dutch Maryland-2 unopposed  
Sarbanes, John Maryland-3 Jim Wilhelm http://www.wilhelmforcongress.com/
Edwards, Donna Maryland-4 Robert Broaddus http://www.justiceandliberty.us/
Hoyer, Steny Maryland-5 Charles J. Lollar (R) http://www.lollarforcongress.com/
Cummings, Elijah Maryland-7 unopposed  
Hollen, Chris Van Maryland-8 unopposed  
Olver, John Massachusetts-1 Bill Gunn (breakthrough) http://www.billgunnforcongress.org/
Delahunt, Bill*William Keating Massachusetts-10 Jeff Perry (R) http://www.jeffperryforcongress.com/
Neal, Richard Massachusetts-2 Tom Wesley (R) http://www.tomwesley.com/splash
McGovern, Jim Massachusetts-3 Marty Lamb http://www.martyforcongress.com/
Frank, Barney Massachusetts-4 Sean D. Bielat (R) http://www.seanbielat.org/
Tsongas, Niki Massachusetts-5 Jonathan A. Golnik   http://jongolnik.com/
Tierney, John Massachusetts-6 Bill Hudak (R) http://www.hudakforcongress.com/
Markey, Ed Massachusetts-7 Gerry Dembrowski (R) http://gerrydembrowski.com/
Capuano, Mike Massachusetts-8 unopposed  
Stupak, Bart*Gary McDowell Michigan-1 Dan Benishek    http://www.danbenishekforcongress.com/
Levin, Sander Michigan-12 Don Volaric http://www.volaricforcongress.com/
Kilpatrick, Carolyn Cheeks*Hansen Clarke Michigan-13 John Hauler http://www.haulerforcongress.com/
Conyers, John Michigan-14 Don Ukrainec http://www.don4change.com/
Dingell, John Michigan-15 Robert L. Steele (R) http://www.robsteeleforcongress.com/
Kildee, Dale Michigan-5 John Kupiec http://johnkupiecforcongress.com/
Schauer, Mark Michigan-7 Tim Walberg http://walbergforcongress.com
Peters, Gary Michigan-9 Andrew “Rocky” Raczkowski http://www.rockyworksforus.com/
Walz, Tim Minnesota-1 Randy Demmer http://www.demmerforcongress.com/Home.aspx
McCollum, Betty Minnesota-4 Teresa Collet http://www.collettforcongress.com/
Ellison, Keith Minnesota-5 Joel Demos http://www.votedemos.com/
Oberstar, Jim Minnesota-8 Chip Cravaack (R) http://www.cravaackforcongress.com/
Thompson, Bennie Mississippi-2 Bill Marcy (breakthrough) http://www.billmarcyforcongress.net/
Carnahan, Russ Missouri-3 Edward R. Martin Jr  http://edmartinforcongress.com/
Cleaver, Emanuel Missouri-5 Jacob Turk (R)
http://www.turkforcongress.org/
Berkley, Shelley Nevada-1 Kenneth Wegner (breakthrough) http://wegnerforcongress.com/
Titus, Dina Nevada-3 Joe Heck (R) http://heck4nevada.com/index
Shea-Porter, Carol New Hampshire-1 Frank Guinta (R) http://teamguinta.com/
Hodes, Paul*Ann Kuster New Hampshire-2 Charles Bass (R) http://www.votebass.com/
Andrews, Rob New Jersey-1 Dale Glading http://www.glading2010.com/
Payne, Donald New Jersey-10 Michael Alonso http://www.facebook.com/pages/Michael-J-Alonso-for-Congress-Rock-the-Vote/115646351784059/
Holt Jr., Rush New Jersey-12 Scott Sipprelle (R) http://www.supportscott2010.com/about/
Sires, Albio New Jersey-13 Henrietta Dwyer http://www.dwyer4congress.com/
Pallone, Frank New Jersey-6 Anna Little http://www.annalittleforcongress.com/
Pascrell, Bill New Jersey-8 Roland Straten http://rolandstraten.com/
Rothman, Steve New Jersey-9 Michael Agosta http://www.agostaforcongress.com/
Heinrich, Martin New Mexico-1 Jon Barela (R) http://www.jonbarela.com/
Luján, Ben R. New Mexico-3 Thomas E. Mullins (R) http://www.mullinsforcongress.com/
Bishop, Tim New York-1 Randy Altschuler (R) http://randyaltschuler.com/
Towns, Ed New York-10 unopposed  
Clarke, Yvette New York-11 unopposed  
Velázquez, Nydia New York-12 unopposed  
Maloney, Carolyn New York-14 Ryan Brumberg http://brumberg2010.com/
Rangel, Charles New York-15 Michel Faulkner (R) http://faulknerforcongress.com/
Serrano, José New York-16 unopposed  
Engel, Eliot New York-17 York Kleinhandler http://www.yorkkleinhandler.com/
Lowey, Nita New York-18 Jim Russell http://www.jimrussell2010.com/
Hall, John New York-19 Nan Hayworth  http://nanhayworth.com/
Israel, Steve New York-2 John Gomez https://www.gomez2010.com/default/
Murphy, Scott New York-20 Chris Gibson http://www.chrisgibsonforcongress.com/
Tonko, Paul New York-21 Ted Danz http://danzforcongress.com/
Hinchey, Maurice New York-22 George K Phillips (R) http://phillipsforcongress08.com/
Owens, Bill New York-23 Doug Hoffman (3) http://www.doughoffmanforcongress.com/content/index.cfm
    Matt Doheny   http://www.dohenyforcongress.com/
Maffei, Dan New York-25 Ann Marie Buerkle (R) http://buerkleforcongress.com/
Higgins, Brian New York-27 Lenny Roberto http://www.robertoforcongress.com/
Slaughter, Louise New York-28 Jill Rowland http://www.jillrowlandfornewcongress.com/
McCarthy, Carolyn New York-4 Fran Becker http://www.beckerforcongress.com/
Ackerman, Gary New York-5 James Milano http://www.jamesmilanoforcongress.com/
Meeks, Gregory New York-6 Asher Taub http://taubforcongress.com/
Crowley, Joseph New York-7 unopposed  
Nadler, Jerrold New York-8 Susan Kone http://susankone.com/
Weiner, Anthony New York-9 Bob Turner http://www.bobturnerforcongress.com/Home.aspx
Butterfield, G. K. North Carolina-1 Ashley Woolard (R) http://www.woolardforcongress.com/
Watt, Mel North Carolina-12 Scott Cumbie http://www.cumbieforcongress.com/
Miller, Brad North Carolina-13 Bill Randall (R) http://www.randallforcongress.com/
Etheridge, Bob North Carolina-2 Renee Ellmers (R) http://reneeforcongress.com/
Price, David North Carolina-4 B.J. Lawson http://www.lawsonforcongress.com/
Pomeroy, Earl North Dakota-At Large Rick Berg (R) http://www.bergforcongress.com/news/detail.asp?newsID=21
Driehaus, Steve Ohio-1 Steve Chabot (R) http://stevechabot.com/
Kucinich, Dennis Ohio-10 Peter J. Corrigan (R) http://corriganforcongress.com/
Fudge, Marcia Ohio-11 unopposed  
Sutton, Betty Ohio-13 Tom Ganley (breakthrough) http://www.tomganley.com/
Kilroy, Mary Jo Ohio-15 Steve Stivers (R) http://www.stivers4congress.com/
Boccieri, John Ohio-16 James B. Renacci (R) http://www.renacciforcongress.com/
Ryan, Tim Ohio-17 Jim Graham http://www.jimgrahamforcongress.com/
Wilson, Charlie Ohio-6 Bill Johnson http://billjohnsonleads.com/home.html
Kaptur, Marcy Ohio-9 Rich Iott (I) http://www.voteiott.com/
Wu, David Oregon-1 Robert Cornilles (R) http://cornillesforcongress.com/
Blumenauer, Earl Oregon-3 Delia Lopez http://www.dlopezforcongress.com/
DeFazio, Peter Oregon-4 Art Robinson http://www.artrobinsonforcongress.com/
Schrader, Kurt Oregon-5 Scott Bruun (R) http://joinscott.com/
Brady, Bob Pennsylvania-1 Pia Varma (R) http://votepia.com/
Carney, Chris Pennsylvania-10 Tom Marino (R) http://www.marinoforuscongress.com/
Kanjorski, Paul Pennsylvania-11 Louis J Barletta (R) http://www.loubarletta.com/
Schwartz, Allyson Pennsylvania-13 Carson Dee Adcock (R) http://deeadcock.com/
Doyle, Mike Pennsylvania-14 Melissa Haluszczak (R) http://www.melissaforcongress.com/
Fattah, Chaka Pennsylvania-2 Rick Hellberg http://rickhellberg.mypoliticalsite.com/
Sestak, Joe*Bryan Lentz Pennsylvania-7 Pat Meehan http://www.meehanforcongress.com/
Murphy, Patrick Pennsylvania-8 Michael G Fitzpatrick (R) http://fitzpatrickforcongress.com/
Kennedy, Patrick*David Cicilline Rhode Island-1 John J. Loughlin II (R) http://johnloughlin.org/
Langevin, Jim Rhode Island-2 Mark S Zaccaria (R) http://www.zaccariaforuscongress.com/
Spratt, John South Carolina-5 John Michael “Mick” Mulvaney (R) http://www.mulvaneyforcongress.com/
Clyburn, Jim South Carolina-6 Jim Spratt http://www.jimprattforcongress.com/
Cooper, Jim Tennessee-5 David Hall http://www.justvotehall.com/
Gordon, Bart*Brett Carter Tennessee-6 Diane Lynn Black (R) http://www.votedianeblack.com/
Cohen, Steve Tennessee-9 Charlotte Bergmann http://www.charlottebergmann.com/
Hinojosa, Rubén Texas-15 Edward Zamora Jr (R) http://elect-eddiezamora.com/
Reyes, Silvestre Texas-16 Tim Besco (R) http://www.letsgobesco.com/
Jackson-Lee, Sheila Texas-18 John M Faulk (R) http://www.faulkforcongress.org/index.html
Gonzalez, Charlie Texas-20 Clayton Trotter (R) http://www.trotterforcongress.com/
Rodriguez, Ciro Texas-23 Francisco Canseco (R) http://www.cansecoforcongress.com/
Doggett, Lloyd Texas-25 Donna Campbell (R) http://www.drdonnaforcongress.com/
Ortiz, Solomon Texas-27 Randolph Blake Farenthold  http://blakefarenthold.com/
Cuellar, Henry Texas-28 Bryan Keith Underwood (R) http://bryan-underwood.com
Green, Gene Texas-29 Roy Morales, Jr (R) http://roymorales.com/
Johnson, Eddie Bernice Texas-30 Stephen Edward Broden (R) http://www.brodenforcongress.com/
Green, Al Texas-9 Steve Mueller (R)  
Welch, Peter Vermont-At Large Paul Beaudry http://www.beaudryforcongress.org/
Connolly, Gerry Virginia-11 Keith Fimian http://keithfimian.com/
Scott, Robert Virginia-3 Chuck Smith http://www.chucksmithforcongress.com/
Perriello, Tom Virginia-5 Robert Hurt  http://roberthurt.org
Moran, Jim Virginia-8 Patrick Murray http://www.murrayforcongress.com/
Inslee, Jay Washington-1 James Watkins (R) http://watkinsforcongress.com/
Larsen, Rick Washington-2 John Koster http://www.kosterforcongress.com/
Baird, Brian*Dennis Heck Washington-3 Jaime Herrera (R) http://www.jaimeherrera.com/
Dicks, Norm Washington-6 Doug Cloud http://www.dougcloud.com/
McDermott, Jim Washington-7 unopposed  
Smith, Adam Washington-9 Dick Muri (R) http://dickmuri.com/
Mollohan, Alan*Mike Oliverio West Virginia-1 David B. McKinley (R) http://www.mckinley2010.com/
Rahall, Nick West Virginia-3 Spike Maynard http://ilikespike.org/
Baldwin, Tammy Wisconsin-2 Chad Lee (R) http://chadleeforcongress.com/blog/
Kind, Ron Wisconsin-3 Dan Kapanke (R) http://www.kapankeforcongress.com/
Moore, Gwen Wisconsin-4 Dan Sebring (R) http://dansebringforcongress.com/
Obey, Dave*Julie Lassa Wisconsin-7 Sean P. Duffy  http://duffyforcongress.com/
Kagen, Steve Wisconsin-8 Reid Ribble (R) http://www.ribbleforcongress.com/
 
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Posted by on September 19, 2010 in Chris Coons, Harry Reid, Jim Moran, Jim Webb, Nancy Pelosi, Obama, Obamacare, Patrick Murphy, politics, Rick Boucher, Sheila Jackson Lee, Tea Party, Tim Burns

 

Hey! Virginia has its own NATIONAL TREASURE too

22 Jul

This is a Cowboys/Redskins rivalry not seen since the Redskins actually had a football team, but I digress.

Virginia Congressman Jim Moran, just like Sheila Jackson Lee, is equally a NATIONAL TREASURE. 

Behold Jason Mattera asking Moron about a miserly $12 Million of Stimulus money going to Virginia’s 12th district.  Problem is, there is no 12th District in Virginia.  Notice Moron’s handlers.  They have the double duty of keeping Jason away from the Congressman AND since Jimbo has a reputation as a hot head prone towards resorting to violence, keeping the Congressman away from Mattera. 

Here’s Moron and uber douche libtard Ed Schultz about the violence being perpetrated by the Tea Party patriots.

And of course Jimbo’s love of class envy and redistribution of wealth.  You know that ‘unsustainable’ model where people keep what they earn, Moron is here to fix all of that.

So, Texas.  Virginia throws down the gauntlet.  You all don’t own Stupid just because you have Sheila Jackson Lee.  We see your Lee and raise you a Jim Moran.  How do you like that?

Incidentally.  We do have a great candidate in Patrick Murray who is running against this miserable waste of a carbon footprint in Virgnina 8.  Tell you what, if you help Patrick beat Jim Moran we’ll help John Faulk defeat SJL.  Deal?

Update

This was all tongue and cheek, but seriously, won’t you join me in contributing to the candidacies of both of these  challengers?   Murray was a tank commander for the Army and it will require heavy bombardment to remove the detestable Moran from office.  Faulk also served his country and is an accountant by trade, someone who has a clue about responsible fiscal stewardship, something desperately needed in this feckless government.

Another Update

It has become apparent that several members of Congress seem hell bent to shut off our domestic oil supply, but they’re not content there.  Now some wish to stymie Canada’s supply to the U.S. by killing a pipeline from the Canucks to us. 

Norm Leahy at Tertium Quids reveals the details.  I told you that this is a heated competition for the title of Ultimate NATIONAL TREASURE, but Jim Moran is a signatory to this stoopid legislation.  And even though most of the signatures are illegible, meaning that Sheila Jackson Lee might well have participated, Jim Moran must have been sober that day and has wonderful penmanship.  Looking at the signatories Sheila Jackson Lee might have signed off.  Is her signature at the bottom left of Page 4, maybe top left of Page 5?  Look at the pages and you tell me because I just don’t have a clue.  

If she’s not there it’s Plus One for Virginia in the NT competition.

 
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Posted by on July 22, 2010 in Congress, Jim Moran, Jim Webb, John Faulk, Mark Warner, Patrick Murphy, politics, Sheila Jackson Lee, sports, Tea Party

 

Statistics can be so dull

22 Jul

This pitiful graph from Gallup just needed a little jazzing up so I fixed it for them…

I would have used Nancy Pelosi but that would require an image of her in a bathing suit.  I’m cruel, but I’m not totally heartless. 

When asked about the miserable ratings of Congress, her majesty uttered something unintelligible about eating cake.  

The Gallup numbers are very encouraging when asked ‘How much confidence do you have in the following:’

Obama has gone from 51% to 36% in a little over a year.  That’s a minus FIFTEEN, your excellency! 

Or to put it another way…

-15%

That bears repeating, so I will.

-15%

Sorry, but I just can’t help myself.  Did I mention that Obama’s confidence numbers have gone down this much in a year?

-15%

There is disgruntlement in general across many institutions, but amazingly, there were some sectors that did actually GAIN in confidence over the year:

Medical System +4

Big Business +3

The Military is Still Numero Uno in inspiring confidence.  

 

 
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Posted by on July 22, 2010 in Congress, Harry Reid, Jim Webb, Mark Warner, Obama, politics, Sheila Jackson Lee

 
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