So today, we the members of the Cambridge Police Patrol Officers Association endorse Scott Brown for the senate seat vacated by Senator Kennedy.
My husband told Kennedy that Obama should be getting coffee for us and to support me!
Posted on 01/16/2010 11:46:50 AM PST by American Dream 246
Wonderful News and a BIG Thank you to the Police Dept.!
This may tell us something about likely turnout on Tuesday...
I drove around Cambridge and Boston earlier today with a big honking - Scott Brown for US Senator - in my rear windshield and everyone let me cut in front and no one cut me off! That was a first.
Oh boy, I’d forgotten about that. This is a reminder of how Obama has frittered away any goodwill he had at the begining of 2009. With unemployment skyrocketing and the economy tanking Barry’s top priority in early ‘09 was policing his P.C. dictates when he wasn’t pushing half-baked wealth redistribution plans. Coakley’s defeat will be a referendum on Barry’s Administration.
Maybe. But I have a feeling turnout is going to be HUGH for Brown.
I would like to here from the Catholic emergency room workers, particularly the nuns.
What goes around comes around - maybe they will keep there eyes open to insure voter fraud is not rampant.
That we have to seriously worry about this shows the peril our nation is confronted with.
What goes around comes around - maybe they will keep their eyes open to insure voter fraud is not rampant.
That we have to seriously worry about this shows the peril our nation is confronted with.
Coakley’s husband is a member of this union-lol!
I just got up to Martha Coakley's campaign HQ to help her win Tuesday's crucial special election. I have to tell you -- this isn't like anything Massachusetts has ever seen.
It's happening right after the holidays, so a lot of people haven't even heard about it. Meanwhile, the same guys behind the Swift Boat ads are taking over the airwaves to distort Martha's record, and the same far-right tea-party crowd that's attacking President Obama is funding her opponent.
The stakes in this race are incredibly high. If we don't hold this seat, a right-wing Republican will hold Sen. Ted Kennedy's old seat until at least 2012 -- and we'll lose a crucial vote in the Senate for health reform and the agenda we fought so hard for last year.
That's why we're going all out in Massachusetts with a massive effort to lock up a Democratic victory. But we can only afford to keep this battle up against the far right through Election Day if folks like you chip in.
Please donate $5 or more to help us make Martha Coakley the next senator from Massachusetts.
Democratic ads are highlighting the key differences between Martha, a long-time public servant and one of the nation's best attorneys general, and her extreme Republican opponent who would walk in lockstep with Mitch McConnell and national GOP power brokers.
And our organizers are engaging volunteers by the thousands to make sure Obama voters make it back to the polls.
But we need your help to keep it going. Please donate $5 or more to the Democratic Party to support our work, including our efforts to elect Martha Coakley:
Let's win this,
Hari
Hari Sevugan
Press Secretary
Democratic National Committee
This is good one minute video!
So today, we the members of the Cambridge Police Patrol Officers Association endorse Scott Brown for the senate seat vacated by Senator Kennedy.
My husband told Kennedy that Obama should be getting coffee for us and to support me!
That's IF the Dems can generate strong interest in their political machine.
That does NOT seem to be happening in this race.
At the risk of being labeled a Racist AND a Sexist:
Black voters generally don't vote en mass for white women ...
Scott Brown is leading in the absentee voting 58-42. 9% of registered voters said they have already cast a ballot.
Real Clear Politics reported:
Coakley loses one-in-five Democrats to Brown, while the Republican state senator has 94 percent of Republicans behind him. Brown has a commanding 58-37 advantage among “unenrolled” voters, mainly independents and those who prefer not to register affiliation with the major parties.
A trend worth noting as well: 9 percent of voters say they’d already cast a ballot through absentee voting. Brown leads Coakley among this group 58-42.
Scott Brown is leading in the absentee voting 58-42. 9% of registered voters said they have already cast a ballot.
Real Clear Politics reported:
Coakley loses one-in-five Democrats to Brown, while the Republican state senator has 94 percent of Republicans behind him. Brown has a commanding 58-37 advantage among “unenrolled” voters, mainly independents and those who prefer not to register affiliation with the major parties.
A trend worth noting as well: 9 percent of voters say they’d already cast a ballot through absentee voting. Brown leads Coakley among this group 58-42.
[ ... you can see who is laughing the most about that one... LOL... ]
But to no greater degree than they would normally enforce the existing laws on any other day, of course...
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