Posted on 01/25/2010 3:13:47 AM PST by MarkAccord
I probably shouldn’t have said P&G. A more likely candidate would be Bank of America or JP Morgan, trying to defeat the new bank tax, or Aetna Health Company.
Another great thing about Mike Pence running (and I hope he does) is that it will “freeze” Evan Bayh. Bayh will always be looking over his shoulder and will have to start voting against the radical Obama agenda. Up until now, Bayh votes agains Obama only when it doesn’t make a difference. When the chips are on the table, Bayh voted for the Stimulus and Health Care legislation. And he can’t take those votes back, whatever he says.
Good point. Hopefully some of the comfortable politicians are waking up and seeing that people are actually starting to pay attention to whether they vote the conservative way they pretend to be when they are in their home states.
Rasmussen Poll shows Pence up 47-44 % today, and Pence hasn’t even said he will run for office.
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