One More Tea Party Defeat!
 

Even in the laughing stock state of Arizona, the Republicans lost another battle. Jesse Kelly decided not to run for the seat formerly held by Rep. Giffords in the November election. He lost big time in the special election on Tuesday to a Democrat. The Tea Party put a lot of out of state money into Kelly's campaign - and lost.

Republican Jesse Kelly drops out of Arizona congressional race | The Ticket - Yahoo! News

The sympathy vote is hard to beat.

Only Sure Things?
 

What did Sarah predict? Or does she only make predictions on sure things?

Is that guy who was campaigning and photographed holding a gun?

Brilliant strategy .....

It's Arizona! :o

The big news here is Democrats easily defeat Tea Party candidate in GOP-leaning district in deeply red state.

You libs kill me. Talk about grasping for straws!

more like picking fly specs out of pepper.

btk

What causes me the greatest concern regarding liberals and the liberal agenda is the not so hidden hate and resentment directed at anyone or anything that does not fit their view of the world. Go back and read the previous posts and then tell me I am wrong. Where did all this hate come from? You can see it in the Alex Baldwin's Matt Damon's George Clooney's etc
You can also see it slipping through Obama's well practiced speeches as pointed out by pundits on both sides of the fence....."You have to be taught to hate " as the song goes in the musical South Pacific

I opine you decide

you see hate ,I see diagreement.

It's all moot. Obama will loose in a landslide. Watch and see.

Remember, all of the American voters are not from Tennessee nor do they have a stylized confederate battle flag as their avatar. Just saying, remember who represents the majority of the voters and what are their values.

Sure. :laugh:

I see it being a very close election. Could go either way. Villages Kahuna seems to have it right, that there is not that much difference when you get right down to it between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. There's some but Romney seems to bend with the needs of his political party as well as what he sees as what he needs to do to keep his political office. Barack Obama is more of a maverick and seems to lead his party on numerous postions. Both, though, are going to have to do something about the debt as soon as possible.

I do see some problems with respect to the right to decide to get an abortion if Mitt Romney gets elected and puts in Justices who want to overrule Roe v. Wade. Abortion (as governed by Roe vs. Wade) does not seem to be something a majority of Americans want to do away with. This is something that some Supreme Court Justices want to do now though. It seemed to be a big part of the thinking of the Supreme Court Chief Justice and his wife that Roe v. Wade get overruled. John Roberts on Abortion

could be close here if the 200,000 illegal registered voters are allowed to vote as the left would like.That figure is a estimate that even msnbc and cnn have said.