Posted on 10/12/2010 5:20:38 PM PDT by Son House
Dear Friend,
SUPERPACUSA.COM
I am working directly in all of the races listed below (for free). They are all Republican House candidates running in Democratic districts. They all have a very good chance to win but very little money. Most have only recently come on the radar screen of the national GOP leadership and have not gotten the funding they need or could well use.
But, before you go down the list, please donate to SuperPacUSA.com. It is my effort to beat the 40 or so Democratic incumbents nobody targeted earlier in the year. We can beat most of them! I am doing an independent expenditure to elect the Republicans in these districts.
That means I can’t have anything to do with the campaign (have no direct contact). So please, in addition to the funds you donate to the candidates listed below, please give very, very generously to SuperPacUSA.com. If we can raise $10 million in the next two weeks, we can defeat a majority of our targets. We need your help to make it possible.
Now please go down the list and try to give something to each of these candidates. I believe they will all win if they get even a little more money. Please give to them generously:
1. Morgan Philpot, Utah
Utah should not have a Democratic Congressman, but it does. Hiding out in the most Republican state in the nation is Congressman Jim Matheson. It is Congressmen like him that keep Pelosi in power, coming from a highly conservative district that McCain carried heavily. Philpot is only 3 points behind but has exactly $25,000 in the bank! To win, he needs about ten times that (to afford Salt Lake City media). Please support him generously.
To help Philpot’s campaign, Go Here
2. Mike Yost, Florida
One of the worst members of Congress is Corrine Brown, a member of the Democratic Black Caucus from a district that is half white (the Orlando area). She is a total liberal and anti-Israel. She deserves to be defeated. Mike Yost trails her by 49-43 but has only $30,000 on hand (a sum I raised for him during Tea Party rallies in Orlando). He can and will win if he gets funding. And Yost is a staunch conservative – a big difference.
To help Yost’s campaign, Go Here
3. Beth Anne Rankin, Arkansas
Thanks to your previous donations, Rankin is now only 3 points behind Democratic incumbent Mike Ross. Ross, who I targeted in previous appeals, is the head of the Blue Dogs in the House and the ultimate hypocrite. He voted for Obamacare in committee, when his vote could have killed it. And then – piously – voted no twice on the floor when he felt his constituents were watching. His district is South Arkansas – one of the most conservative in the nation. I am going there on October 15 to campaign for Beth Anne Rankin. A former staffer for Governor Mike Huckabee, she is a solid conservative and is en route to beating Mike Ross. Please donate to put her over the top!
To help Rankin’s campaign, Go Here
4. Morgan Griffith, Virginia
His race was featured in Friday’s Wall Street Journal. Democratic incumbent Rick Boucher voted for cap and trade, a cardinal sin in this coal mining district. As a result, Griffith will defeat Boucher if he gets even a little extra funding. Boucher has been in office for more than a decade even though this district went overwhelmingly for McCain. Griffith is a solid conservative who proved himself in the Virginia House of Delegates. He had real guts to take on Boucher and deserves our support. He has Boucher under 50% of the vote and, if he gets his name out there, he will beat him.
To help Griffith’s campaign, Go Here
5. Steven Palazzo, Mississippi
The single most conservative Democrat in Congress is Gene Taylor who took Trent Lott’s seat in south Mississippi. But it is hypocrites like Taylor who keep Pelosi in power. He also voted for the stimulus package. There is no way on earth this district should be represented by a Democrat. Palazzo, who was on active duty military service for two weeks last month, is a solid Republican conservative. Largely because of your donations (I did an in district fund raiser for him in August), he has drawn almost even with Taylor (down 45-41). He needs a little boost to make it to the top.
To help Palazzo’s campaign, Go Here
6. Tom Marino, Pennsylvania
The Democrats are waging dirty, personal negative campaigns this year but Congressman Chris Carney, Marino’s opponent, is setting some kind of record in this regard. He is peddling a story that Marino, a former US Attorney, recommended a felon to get a casino license. But the “felon” is a 70 year old guy who was convicted of a misdemeanor 40 years ago and has had a clean bill ever since. In fact, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously gave him a casino license and the Chief Justice wrote defending his character in doing so! Marino was cruising to victory when Carney started his mud throwing. Now he needs funds to answer and regain the lead. Please help out.
To help Marino’s campaign, Go Here
7. Rob Steele, Michigan
Congressman John Dingell wrote the Obamacare law. He is chairman of the House Committee that put it together. He’s a 55 year incumbent (longest in the House) and his father held the seat before him (since 1932 it has been in the family). It’s time to throw him out. He is now trailing Dr. Rob Steele, a heart doctor who knows firsthand how bad the Obamacare law really is. Dingell’s defeat would not just win us one more seat. It would send shock waves through the Democratic Party! Please donate.
To help Steele’s campaign, Go Here
Thanks,
Dick Morris
Interesting as I just posted this within another thread. I Dick has a good idea and that is why I made a donation. Probably will make another in a week or so.
Down goes dahlkemper! Down goes dahlkemper! [PA-3]..Obama doing townhall in DC...here is tweet from k lopez 10/12/10 8 PM...
kathrynlopez
kathrynlopez
29 minutes ago
obama gives a shoutout to the kathy dahlkempers of the house, who will not be coming back because they followed his lead on obamacare
Cut out the middleman and donate conservative candidate as I do. ~flame on
Normally I’d agree, but I’m a little nervous about my candidate being to nice, and I prefer as much as I could to encourage him not to run the McCain ‘desperation’ campaign(3 weeks before the election, Joe the Plummer bumbles into the economic issues McCain should have used since February, when he got the nomination), I fear my candidate is banking on too little, too late, and being too nice to his Democrat opponent. Another counter Social Security with the IOU’s not getting paid back strategy email goes out tonight.
The Dick Morris Strategy seems more aggressive at getting down to pointing at specific differences that could wake up the ‘no concern or interest’ non-voters and the few Democrat supporters that may to their senses.
Wouldn’t flame you over it, but it is good to have organizations that act as clearinghouses, do some vetting, do some publicity - they have their place.
The best investment we can make at present is a conservative majority to start the road to a stable, limited government, free republic. If the U.S. goes down, where can we flee to? The time to fight is now, this election. Freedom will never come cheaper!
Yep, normally I prefer Republicans win on ideas, but this time around it’s on broadcasting facts and information ASAP, not something the press is willing to do...
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