[sirthomasthemore]

Exiled One,

Quoted in your "blog" , now I'll have to get an agent to negotiate my contract on my inevitable appearances on the talking heads. :o) Ah, the price of wisdom. :)

Seriously though, I agree with you on Dewine. Instead of wasting efforts on all 7, imo, people should just focus on the 2 that are up for reelection, Snow and Dewine.

Someone who was truly motivated in those states, should first see if them can get a primary opponent- and even if that opponent loses, then run as a third party. It's not far fetched. Perot disciples beat a few GOP hopefuls by running as independents, and siphoning votes. In Conn, Delauro and Gethensen (sp), both eeked out victories a couple of times, when a few thousand votes went to Perot puppet candidates, which votes would have gone to GOP.

Believe me, we beat just 2, the rest of the GOP will get the message. Exile, nice home page- but I'm still using a Packard Bell on Windows 95, so it takes forever to load. :)

[Nateman]

"and even if that opponent loses, then run as a third party"

Warner did that trick to keep Oliver North out of the Senate. Bad as these RINO's are I rather have them then a genuine RAT in thier place. That's why we should just stick with the primaries, you don't win a war by shooting the goof offs on your side, or worse yet , by yielding territory to the enemy, but if you can replace the goof offs with real fighters ,good.

[Yosemitest]

I had you beat until a week ago, when my AST DX33 crapped out. I overfilled the harddrive and it locked up. I like my new notebook. But I miss windows 98SE and I'm not sure about Windows XP.

[LibertarianInExile]

Sorry the page takes a while to load. There's just too much there to let disappear back into the great cacophony that is the Net without keeping the stuff I found particularly good filtered out.

Here are the folks up in 2006. I think I bolded all the sellout quislings--let me know if I missed any (and I keep thinking Chafee is from Conn, must be that Southern tendency to lump all the little Yankee states together):

Diane Feinstein California
Ted Kennedy Massachusetts
Robert Byrd West Virginia
Herbert Kohl Wisconsin
Jeff Bingaman New Mexico
Mark Dayton Minnesota
Bill Nelson Florida
Debbie Stabenow Michigan
Hillary Clinton New York
Jim Jeffords seat (open) Vermont
Ben Nelson Nebraska
Maria Cantwell Washington
Jon Corzine New Jersey
Kent Conrad North Dakota
Paul Sarbanes Maryland
Joe Lieberman Connecticut
Tom Carper Delaware
Daniel Akaka Hawaii
Bill Frist Tennessee
Richard Lugar Indiana
Trent Lott Mississippi
Orrin Hatch Utah
Kay Bailey Hutchison Texas
Mike DeWine Ohio
George Allen Virginia
Olympia Snowe Maine
Jim Talent Missouri
Rick Santorum Pennsylvania
Conrad Burns Montana
Lincoln Chafee Rhode Island
Jon Kyl Arizona
John Ensign Nevada
Craig Thomas Wyoming