The Right Scoop
The people of Wisconsin didn't just get news soundbites and white washed ones at that, of what the progressives were doing to their capitol and state in general.
They got a close up look at what progressive thugs are capable of, those thugs have no intention of looking out for anyone but their own sorry backsides.
Looks like Wisconsin gets that...now on to the other battle ground states so the thug in cheif and his cronies can get packing..........
If there is hope of a revival in somewhat Liberal* Wisconsin, then there is hope everywhere!
*Like most any state, the cities are dens of Liberal iniquity, while the countryside more Conservative... Or at least leaning traditional.
Think Marco Rubio is on DoorMitt's short list as Veep. Someone ought to tell Mitt his Golden boy is another Progressive in sheeps clothing...Seems he pushed through Obama Radical Ambassador yesterday...Remember These Progressive GOPers.
From Redstate:
It’s another day in the Senate, and another radical Obama nominee is confirmed.
Last August, flustered by Jim DeMint’s Senate hold, Obama used a recess appointment to name Maria del Carmen Aponte ambassador to El Salvador. She was originally selected as ambassador to the Domincan Republic during the Clinton administration, but she withdrew her name after refusing to take a polygraph test concerning her relationship with Cuban spy, Roberto Tamayo. Nonetheless, radical rejects of the Clinton administration are the very people whom Obama loves to recycle.
Aponte’s recess appointment expired at the end of the year, but almost every Republican (except for Brown and Collins) united to oppose cloture on her nomination. Aside for the national security concerns, Republicans were concerned that Aponte would promote her radical social agenda in a country where we are trying to develop a close relationship. A while back, Aponte published an opinion piece that called into question the religious and pro-family culture of Salvadorans.
Yesterday, the media reported that Harry Reid would try to bring up cloture on the Aponte nomination once again. I didn’t think much of it at the time. After all, why would Republicans drop their objections? Well, evidently 9 Republicans felt it was time to give up. Cloture was invoked earlier today, followed by confirmation via voice vote.
What changed? Marco Rubio lent his support to Aponte in the last minute. I guess it’s not just immigration.
Here are the Republican yay votes:
Ayotte
Brown
Collins
Graham
Lugar
McCain
Murkowski
Rubio
Snowe
I, for one, am not the least bit surprised by the names on this list(although I don't know much about Ayotte). Theses are some of the biggest RINOs out there. Good on ya Indiana for ditching Lugar. Hopefully Mitt takes Rubio off the short list.
I don't trust ANY polls - especially this early in the election. But what is cool is how the Tea Party shows up and takes out the trash, no matter what the polls say. That gives me hope that this monster in the White House may soon be kicked out the door.
When a significant event happens I repost this:
This is a repost and I was surprised to discover that many people here
knew nothing about this
This is an interactive map projecting the election based on your input
Simply click on the State to change the color and towards the bottom you can see the State's voting history
I review it every day based on the day's events
Based on my analysis - I believe Obummer will be gone
He seems to be digging himself in deeper every day -
Fine with me
I pray everyday this man goes away in November
Love the map, Joe. Every time I get a new state poll, I check the map to compare. Makes things real interesting. Thanks.
Wisconsin was really close in 2000 and 2004. Obama advertised heavily in Wisconsin in 2008 compared to McCain's advertising. Plus, WI is close to the Chicago area, and I'm sure that was a factor. Wisconsin should be in play, but keep an eye on Iowa as well. If Romney wins Iowa and Wisconsin, along with North Carolina, Florida, and Ohio, then it's all over.
I agree with Iowa, Wisconsin, Florida, and N. Carolina leaning Republican right now, but Ohio is a tough one to grab. If Romney picks Portman for VP, that may tip the scales there for him and in doing so, tips the election as well.
Yeah I frequent that site. It's a good site. It's why I know that adding IN, NC, FL, OH, IA, and WI to the red states from 2008 produces 269 electoral votes, which is good enough to win as Republicans will have the tiebreaker in the House.
I don't think it'll be that close in 2012 though.
My unofficial prediction for the electoral college is 355-183 for Romney.
Romney wins all the McCain 2008 states plus: Indiana, North Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Colorado, New Hampshire, Iowa, Wisconsin, Nevada, Minnesota, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Oregon, and one congressional district in Maine.
Obama holds onto Hawaii, Washington, California, New Mexico, Illinois, DC, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, and 3 of the 4 electoral votes from Maine.
Romney wins the popular vote national 54-45%
Sabato is pretty accurate - I wish I had your enthusiasm -
I pray you are right
Just curious -
Where are you from New York or New Jersey?
By the way, 4% are "undecided". You can add at least 3 of those points to the Romney column and his actual lead is more like 50% to 44%. Woo hoo, cheese heads.
We're poised for a good conservative run, if the Republicans don't "snatch defeat from the jaws of victory" as they're so good at doing.
Romney is positioned to provide a Reaganesque recovery from the Carter-Malaise-Like ashes of this regime. We could be in for a long run if we just give conservatism a chance.
The Tea Party Movement of America will not allow anyone or anything fail to beat obama in November, even if as The Great One; Mark Levin saids, we would vote for a can of orange juice if we knew it would beat obama.
The election isn't about republicans, it's about getting democrats, obama, and his czars, out of our government and keeping them out.
They are a clear and present danger to Freedom and Liberty.
Tea Party Patriot
The orange juice can could win!
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