The media would have a heart attack at a Conservative Rev. Jackson in the Senate.
Wouldn't that be great!
Posted on 03/21/2012 3:07:02 PM PDT by Clintonfatigued
The U.S. Senate race in Virginia remains a toss-up, with Republican George Allen ahead of Democrat Tim Kaine by just two points.
The latest Rasmussen Reports statewide telephone survey finds Allen drawing 46% of the vote to Kaine’s 44%. Three percent (3%) prefer some other candidate, and seven percent (7%) are undecided.
(Excerpt) Read more at rasmussenreports.com ...
Suspect if Romney is at the top of the ticket, lots of Democrats will be elected in November.
WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOO! Go Allen! always liked George Allen:) do hope he wins!
>> there aren’t enough “blue” voters in the D.C. suburbs to put Tim over the top <<
Agreed. And I’d add at least three points:
1. The “purple” voters of Fairfax County went for the GOP in the last gubernatorial election, in 2009. No sign that they’ve developed a sudden love for the Dhims, and they still seem to like McDonnell. They are also exactly the kind of “moderates” and independents whom Romney will attract, thereby helping Allen.
2. Webb took many votes from these groups: the Vietnamese, the Navy/Marine Corp folks in Hampton Roads, and the “Scotch-Irish” of the Valley and SW Virginia. Kaine lacks the special appeal Webb had to these voters, and their return to the GOP will easily give Allen more than the 5000-or-so vote margin by which he lost in 2006.
3. The Washington Post will be so busy defending Obama that they won’t have the time or space to mount another “Maccaca” campaign againt Allen!
Jamie Radtke is the Tea Party alternative for VA. She appeared at our local Patriots meeting and opened the event by singing a beautiful rendition of “God Bless America.”
Quinnipiac poll of likely voters yesterday had Kaine up 47-44 and Obama ahead of Romney 50-42 or 49-43 with McDonnell as VP. Pretty depressing. I was never able to find the weight of the poll however.
This one has my vote in the June primary. Jackson for Virginia
We talked about this at church tonight. We all agreed that we would pay $4.00 a gallon to get rid of the socialist pig.
The media would have a heart attack at a Conservative Rev. Jackson in the Senate.
Problem is that Marshall is pushing 70.
That will never happen. Virginia going blue in 2008 was a fluke. The elections of 2009 and 2010 should have made that obvious.
Exactly what I said at church last night, too!
ANY sacrifice is worth it to get that POSEUR and his minions out of office...
Totally agree...
The most recent election is always the one to refer to, especially if conditions haven’t changed or have gotten worse.
All Allen (or whoever) needs to do is tie Kaine to O’bummer’s hip - which will be very easy - and it’s OVER.
The demographics of the elections changed drastically from 2008 to 2010. The shift from Democrat to Republican was something like 18% overall, which is enormous. Under McDonnell and the Republican house, Virginia has done very well. I know unemployment is below 6%, so that’s a fantastic sign compared to the rest of the country.
On RCP, there was an NBC/Marist poll from a few weeks ago that showed Kaine up by 9. The internals of the poll were fascinating - when you look at likely voters instead of just registered voters, there was an enormous shift towards conservative voters.
If these numbers are indicative of what will happen in 2012, Obama might lose by 20. If that happens, there’s simply no way that Allen will lose.
That’s what I had assumed until the last month. The left got all charged up with the ultrasound bill and the “war on women.” I would like to know the actual party breakdown of that Q poll. I looked all over their poll, but they never stated it. I know the last Rasmussen poll had an almost identical finding however. But, a lot can happen between now and November. Gas prices keep going up, the Ds will be in big trouble.
And I think I misspoke on the Q poll being likely voters, I believe it was registered voters.
What’s the trend on this poll?
Sorry Radtke is going to beat Allen in the Republican primary.
Sorry Radtke is going to beat Allen in the Republican primary.
The media would have a heart attack at a Conservative Rev. Jackson in the Senate.
Wouldn't that be great!
There is a Word document linked to at the end of the Quinnipiac page that says the party affiliation was 26 R, 31 D, 37 I, and 7 other. This doesn’t fit with Virginia in general.
Also, as specious and unfounded as the “war on women” mantra is, it will certainly be burned out by November. Besides, it is increasingly unlikely that Santorum will be the nominee, and a lot of this manufactured issue was tied to him.
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