Brown Coakley Exit Polls
The polls have opened at 7AM in the vote for Senate Election in Massachusetts. Polls will be open until 8 PM this evening. Results from exit polls will show early indications of who is leading the race for Senate. More solid early exit polling results are expected by shortly after noon time [...]
Boston Globe Hit Pieces
As predicted by most who know the liberal Chicago politics way, looking at the Boston Globe website he get this screenshot of the “opinion section”.
4 Stories featured on the election main page and 3 of them are obvious slander or attack stories targeting the Republican candidate.
Keep in mind, that unffiliated voters in Massachuttes prefer Scott [...]
Special Interest Money Tries To Save Coakley
Well its pretty widely known that for 47 years Teddy Kennedy has “owned” the senate seat in Massachuttes. So it is more than a surprise that it is at risk just months after his passing. What appears to be a real commentary on Obama’s crashing approval and the reality to everyone that “change to believe [...]
Romney Supports Scott Brown
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty urged their supporters on Monday to send funds to Scott Brown, the Republican candidate in the closer-than-expected special Senate race in Massachusetts.
The two likely 2012 Republican presidential campaign rivals e-mailed fundraising pleas for Brown, who trails Democratic state Attorney General Martha Coakley in various [...]
Why Scott Brown For Senate
Here is a nice insight to why Scott Brown is the best choice for Massachusetts senate seat. Scott Brown is in a close race for the Senate seat against an establishment candidate in the largely liberal state. This is from Deirdre Reilly here.
My first argument in favor of Scott Brown is this: Massachusetts needs a [...]
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