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...we have the opportunity to put a REAL conservative in the U.S. Senate...

Escoffery? Good luck with that. I'm sure he's a good guy, and he seems to have solid principles, but five minutes of research tells me that the idea that he has a chance to win is nothing short of delusional.

what is it about Dr. Escoffery that makes you so confident he will not be a FANTASTIC U.S. Senator? When you interview someone for a job do you care more about how effective they will be ON THE JOB, or how good they were at the interview? I am not dismissing the fact that campaigns are important, but in the end we need to decide who will be BEST ON THE JOB for the next 6 years... Far too often we elect folks who are GREAT CAMPAIGNERS but when they get to Washington we are surprised when they don't VOTE the way we thought they were going to based on their "GREAT CAMPAIGN".. electing a person who has LIVED the American dream with a LIFETIME of conservative principles in the REAL WORLD is a much better choice than a RINO POLITICIAN who can run a "GREAT CAMPAIGN" --- A campaign strategy that includes ignoring your opponent because you can WIN without having to engage in a debate ... does not deserve MY VOTE.. and I am asking the Republican voters to seriously think about that on 24 August 2010 and vote for Dr. William Escoffery III

Good luck with that. I'm sure he's a good guy, and he seems to have solid principles, but five minutes of research tells me that the idea that he has a chance to win is nothing short of delusional.

"Delusional" is also a good description of the author of this thread. It seems to be a pattern with him. To reject the common-sense conservatives who have a good chance of winning in favor of no-name Friends of David. Add in overblown denunciations of the popular conservative with just a dash of paranoia and that pretty much describes Osbourne's deep-end rantings. Expect this same pattern to return with each and every election cycle.