People voted solidly for change, not the status quo.
]]>Is Mitch McConnell really going to force a senior Repub out of a spot to accomodate Joe?
]]>I wish we had the same.
]]>It's funny what you can see in hindsight, especially when you see some of the bile coming out of the RW sites today.
]]>They probably are rooting for a more business friendly Repub.
]]>The campaign was hoping that if they could get 30 volunteers they'd be doing okay, they had over 70 of us show up, with some of us promising to bring help on Tuesday for rides and manning the phones.
I live in a RW area in CA that might be be a suprise pickup. Our RW congressman actually started calling people last weekend, the first time he's had to actually campaign for a long time.
]]>I think Obama wants to make sure he has a mandate...nothing too close that Repubs can screech about later.
If this helps down ballot Dems, all the better.
]]>I agree that the ad was a bit schmaltzy, but it was positive and about himself. As Josh said on the front page, could McCain or Palin talk about themselves for 30 minutes without an attack?
This was for the undecideds and the nervous about Obama's "otherness" that McCain-Palin keep hammering him on.
This also may help reassure some of the RW that isn't unhinged, that Obama wil not be dangerous to America. It's sad that he has to do this.
]]>It is more socially "okay" to be prejudiced against Muslims, hence, the racists just say they say they think Obama's a Muslim.
]]>I'm pleased.
]]>I wonder if this will scare any other Repub spokespeople that want to repeat this kind of crap in the future.
One can dream....
]]>Katrina was visibly shaken after listening to her screed.
I can only hope this backfires on her. I just donated to her opponent on ActBlue. It looks like he has recieved over $44,000 as of 5 minutes ago because her speech.
]]>Bachmann's a crazy lady.
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