New poll smiles on California Democrats

Reuters ^ | September 26, 2010 | Reuters

[Forty-Niner]

Yep! Thats exactly what these pols are...

Try to depress Repub voters. An attempt to suppress Republican turnout.

Try to nergize Dem voters. An attempt to boost Dem turnout.

Don’t believe em folks “Jake, it’s Chinatown!”

No Jake. Now it’s the LA Times Newspaper.

Remember the only poll that counts is the one in November!

[TexasFreeper2009]

I think Illinois will go Republican along with all the great lake area states.

Believe it or not, even liberals like to have jobs and homes.

[americanophile]

lol, good reminder.

[americanophile]

...right there with you!

[randita]

My personal intuition is that all three of the CA races are going to go down to the wire. But so many of the producers, AKA conservatives, have left CA for greener grass in neighboring states that most of what is left constitute state workers, environmental whackos, the “beautiful” people, and illegals. Are there enough conservatives left in CA to overcome the looniness?

[Four Twenty]

We on the right have done a pretty good job of trashing Whitman and Fiorina. I'm all for spirited intra-party debate, but sometimes we can assemble a circular firing squad, can't we? :P

[eglue]

My maiden (first!) blog (Fiorina: Take a Stand, or Lose!!) I believe explains her troubles, and gives a solution...

http://contrapundit1.blogspot.com/

I’ve tried to post it to “Latest Articles,” but I’m new here also, and sure what I’m doing. If someone reads and wants to post it, that would be awesome.

It’s first blog, so I’d like to know if I’m any good, and if you agree with me on Fiorina.

[JohnBovenmyer]

The shame in Illinois is that the very early primary (Feb.) kept conservatives from uniting behind one senatorial candidate, resulting in RINO Kirk getting the GOP nod vs. the Rat. Kirk may win, but a conservative Republican could have won there this year, as one is winning the gubernatorial race.

Personally, as an eastern Iowan, I want the wave to go further than the great lake states. My own congressman always gets mentioned last amongst Iowa's Rats at risk. The pundit consensus is that a major tsunami will be needed to unseat him, even more than the obnoxious little Chicago seat holder across the river. Bring it!