But PA does have a lot of vulnerable freshman Dem incumbents. The Dems know this, which is why most of these incumbents are well financed. But I think you'll start seeing those $$$ gaps close rather quickly if McCain/Palin keep visiting PA, as I expect they will.
The above races provide a perfect opportunity for conservatives to help conservative candidates win elections and help destroy Barack Hussein Obama's chances of winning the White House.
I hope whoever has the PA ping list will use it on this thread.
I think Williams is going to win.
I’m for Craig Williams..we can get rid of Sestak.
Yes, I’m still sore about losing Curt Weldon in the final weeks of the last campaign on trumped up charge of wrongdoing. there has never been an idictment, much less a peep about the investigation. A Clinton dity trick it was...but now they’re gone., And hopefully, so will Sestak in a few more weeks. /rant off/
As Ronald Reagan and Rush Limbaugh have repeatedly preached:
It is amazing what happens when true conservatism is presented as an option to the American people.
Even though I live in Indiana County I see Altmire ads but no Mellisa Hart....What is she waiting for?
Dick Morris has a new map I’m sure we are all interested in.../s
http://w3.newsmax.com/a/morrismap/?s=al&promo_code=6B10-1
They didn’t mention that Dem-dope in Bucks County, Patrick Murphy. He is a very beatable first termer.
I heard Craig Williams speak at the McCain/Palin rally in Media yesterday. He sounded great (he was born and raised in Alaska). Think he may have a shot at Sestak but, it will be a tough fight.
Heard some discouraging news from a Republican official though. He said that piece of crap Murtha is going to be really hard. UGH!!
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I would like to see PA lead in the Congressional switch back to the GOP. In 2006, four districts (4, 7, 8, and 10) all switched from GOP to Dem. The GOP has a good chance of picking back up at least a couple of these and could be more competitive in long-time Dem. Districts 11 & 12 this time. Districts 4, 10, 11, and 12 are largely made up of socially conservative blue-collar voters, while Districts 7 & 8 consist of largely white collar suburbanites. District 8 especially tends to have more socially liberal voters.
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Impeached... Good thread!!!
BTTT
NY-20. District went 53% for Bush in 2004, and at the end of August the incumbent, Kirsten Gillibrand, had a 2:1 cash advantage over Sandy Treadwell
I am assuming this would mean +5, correct?