[NH Red]

A cold day in H@11 before he ever gets elected in a state where the people vote to reelect Kerry, Bawney Fwank, and the other idiot dems.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

That doesn't mean we shouldn't try.
Coakley is overconfident. Her supporters are disillusioned over Obama's policies and they're not going to turn out in freezing cold to vote for someone who'll just carry Reid's water.

Brown is targeting traditional blue-collar Dem voters as well. The Democrats are now the party of the ultra-rich elites and poor who want something for nothing. I don't think the middle-class is going to play this game any longer. Brown has a good chance of winning.

[Mrs. Don-o]

That's exactly what we're hoping for: a cold day in hell.

Pray for a blizzard. Brown can win this one.

What matters is not what the polls say: what matters is WHO VOTES. It's a true "Tortoise-and-the-Hare" situation.

• Off-year election = low turn-out
• "Special election" "in January" = very extra-and-specially low turn-out
• Coakley hasn't even been campaigning = complacency will doom the hare
• Brown is campaigning hard, raising money hand-over-fist on the internet, and rising fast = the putative loser can come in first.

The over-all turn-out? Lowest ever, let us hope, and the lower the better.

The key factors are that the Democrats' activist core is enervated, disillusioned, disappointed and dissipated. THEY'LL STAY HOME WARMING THEIR FANNIES IN FRONT OF THEIR SOLAR PANELS.

The Republicans are energized. THEY'LL SHOW UP IN SNOWMOBILES.

(Do It!)

PRAY FOR SNOW!