hell of a nice job on this..thanks and BUMP!
I think Loebsack in IA-2 is vulnerable.
Maybe in a few weeks we can list the freeper endorsed conservatives along with their website/paypal info for a mini freepathon. Together, we can get our Country back this November.
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Scott Murphy voted yes on final Healthcare
Jim Tedisco is not running
Chris Gibson has the Repub nominination locked up, with the most party committee votes throughout the district. He is a solid candidate, and will make mincemeat out of Murphy in a debate. http://www.chrisgibsonforcongress.com/
Patrick Ziegler is the Tea party ‘spoiler’. He had originally told the local committees that ‘if’ he did not get the Repub nomination, that he would drop out. Now he has reneged and said he is staying in the race and may challenge Gibson in a Republican primary, or run on the Conservative line in the general. (we should know by mid-to-late April re the conservative endorsement)
This was a very close vote in the last election (that put Murphy in over Tedisco) by a mere 4% margin.
~kate
My 2 cents. In the very early days of health care, when we were out picketing Connelly’s office, Fimian was right out there. While I like the other candidates, Fimian was there from the start.
If Stupak, Grayson, Baron “It’s my meeting” Hill, Owens, Kanjorski get reelected, the ballot box has failed.
Great feedback-exactly what you were looking for!
I assume you’re noting all the FReeper faves, so I won’t shoot them to you. I’ll just update my list with same for cross checking purposes.
Ideas needed on how to disseminate this list to Tea Party chapters country wide.
Thanks.
Arcuri won by 4 percentage points — about 10,000 votes. Obama won this district by about 6,500 votes but four years earlier, Bush won it by about 17,000 votes. No idea who Logan Bell is.
I’d love to see lord dog nutt lose his seat. I know he is in a fairly safe district, but his “I don’t care what you want, I am voting for the health care bill anyway” moment may be his downfall.
Ping. Please help us develop this database of vulnerable Democrats in the House of Representatives. We need to know which Republican in your district we should support: the most conservative one who has a reasonable chance to win in November.
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You will find this listing by Charlie Cook to be very comprehensive regarding “leans D,” “toss-up,” etc.
http://www.cookpolitical.com/charts/house/competitive.php
In AL-5, we should be doing everything we can to support Mo Brooks in the Republican primary. Rep. Parker Griffith, a lifelong Democrat and the incumbent in that district, made headlines by switching parties a couple of months ago. But he isn’t a real Republican. He voted with Pelosi about 85% of the time.
Please add PA-13 - Allyson Schartz - probably considered solid Dem but there are three GOP challengers - Dee Adock, Brian Haughton and Josh Quinter. Schwartz was a leading healthcare pimp for Pelosi, so she has some vulnerability there.
AZ-8 has an unmentioned challenger, Jesse Kelly. He is a very strong candidate here in SE Arizona as well as in the Tucson metro area.
Dem Debbie Halverson (IL-11) has to go. Looking forward to meeting the Republican candidate Adam Kinzinger at the April 10 Tea Party in the district.
Az. 2nd district is represented by Trent Franks-Conservative
http://www.house.gov/franks/
Gerrymandered IL 17th Phil Hare vs Bobby Schilling could be just as close as IL 8th Melissa Bean vs Joe Walsh.
Joe is a nice guy but has a lot to learn about politics. Rahm Emmanuel, as in the past, will send the right cosultatns to eat Joe Walsh for breakfast.
Schilling seems to have some idea about what it means to be a candidate.
IL 11th and IL 14 Kinsinger and Hultgren win unless they self-destruct. Rahm can’t beat them. They could only beat themselves by doing/saying something stupid.
IL 10th Dold seems not as bad as Kirk. Kirk is 100% pro-abort. Dold only 40% pro-abort. I can’t see Dold ever going the wrong way on Cap-n-trade and similar economic issues.