[grania]

Is Howie Carr influential enough in NH to reduce John Ellis to laughing stock? It's the only thing that will stop the power structure in NH from force-feeding a primary victory to him.

This is the state that gave the US Senate win to Ayotte, who lied her way to victory. Who gave the nomination to Scott Brown, destined to lose as he had no conservative credentials remaining. You'd think the voters would've learned by now.

[SamAdams76]

Howie Carr has some influence in NH but it wasn't quite enough to get Scott Brown elected senator up there last go-around. Even in Massachusetts, he wasn't able to prevent the fake Indian from getting elected senator, even though he attacked her mercilessly almost daily, in print and on the radio. Again, Scott Brown was the candidate in that race as well.

It's a shame about Scott Brown. He had potential when he surprised everybody by winning the "Kennedy seat" in that special election, but he went over to the dark side and many voters never forgave him.

Just goes to show you again that when a Republican talks of "reaching across the aisle" and "goes along to get along", the result is that the real Democrat gets elected. A lesson people up there never seem to learn.

[ObamahatesPACoal]

Howie Carr defends Ayotte and Brown.

Romney and Brown ran as anti-amnesty and didn’t have family and other problems that Jeb has.

They also didn’t openly bash conservatives like Jeb does.