[BransonRevival]

AP reporting Kaine winner with 74% reporting

[oolatec]

Just wait and see... this is a sign of things to come...

[doesnt suffer fools gladly]

Damn it!

[There You Go Again]

Sad, but I really don't think these elections have the national implications that the dems. believe they do....I live in Illinois and nothing will be different tomorrow....

[Argus]

Are Colmes' eyeballs spinning around?

[clintonh8r]

Well, that didn't take long.

[Diddle E. Squat]

Well, playing the 'Hitler' card was rather dumb, that kind of hyperbole always backfire. I heard the commercial today, it was stupid. The kind of political ad that would put together by the losing team on 'The Apprentice'.

[putupjob]

Corzine ahead in NJ with 30% of precincts reporting.

[BoBToMatoE]

Keep in mind that Kaine is following the foot steps of a very popular Democrat governor who did not govern.

The media will play this like a Bush loss - but anyone who is following politics will tell you that many times red states will have blue govs. i dont know why it happens, it just does.

Kinda like why MA elected Romney.

[Echo Talon]

[nutmeg]

Damn! What happened with Kilgore?

Dick Morris saying on Hannity & Colmes that 'Kilgore ran a really dumb campaign.'

[chet_in_ny]

Not that I care as NYers are always told "you make your own bed," but did the dead Democrats get the vote out in Virginia?

Kind of funny, but I'd rather have RINO Bloomberg as mayor rather than a LIBERAL DEM as my governor.

[KoRn]

Gonna refrain from saying what I feel like to prevent being banned from the site. Reflecting on the campaign, I'll say that what limited state media I'm exposed to; Kilgore did a horrible job on ads.

All the ads I heard in my area were nothing but negativity toward Kaine about his Liberalism, which is fine. It's necessary to define your opponents. Where Kilgore seemed to mess up was that he gave NO REASON to go out and vote FOR him. We all know, after John Kerry's campaign, you can't win like that. It just doesn't happen. Also, I think Kaine had some coattails from Gov. Warner, who is fairly popular in the state.

Just my $00.2

[ElPatriota]

Well, is a bitter pill swallow for sure... but everything can have a good and a bad side. Luckily it was just a governorship!... but this should be ample warning, that the Reps better get some guts, and govern. There is nothing more frustrating than party with all 3 branches of government, and yet, they still don't know how to play the game like winers. No question that war fatigue and gas prices and are huge obstacles to overcome for anyone... no question about that... but at the same, boy I do wish they get busy with securing the border and Immigration Reform... but whatever they do, They must CLOSE THE BORDER or eliminate more people crossing the border unless through legal channels. People remember, this must be the foundation of any Immigration reform!... in other words if the Reps will lose in 2006, let's do it 'fighting' for Republican policies. I only wish we could take Sen McRenageCain... and sent him to the moon. This guy is not helpful... he will try to do anything to hurt and humiliate the president.

[CyberAnt]

Yeah, that's what they said about Kerry too!

[b4its2late]

Corzine in New Jersey too......

[zarf]

Well romp in 06. Hang in there.

[doug from upland]

Is the White House finally ready to fight back?

[Chi-townChief]

Kaine kind of resembles the late Gov. George Wallace, doesn't he?

[Dr Snide]

While the media is going to run with this story as some sign of Democratic momentum (and relative to their usual lack of success I guess what else are they suppose to do) but since when is a Democrat winning in New Jersey a huge victory? And if I remember Kaine ran as a pretty moderate Democrat avoiding the moonbat left that owns the national party. Let them get overconfident, the left will overplay their pair of deuces and go all in again.