[Gondring]

Sorry, but for 2004/2006/2008, I spent a great deal of time in the district held by Joe Sestak. I've seen many, many hard-working ACORN types getting out the vote and not a single GOP team.

I was the Judge of Elections for a precinct that was 2 to 1 Republican to Democrat, yet the votes were nearly even...and I'm sure it wasn't fraud. The fact is, the Dems have been doing a good job mobilizing new voters, mobilizing their base, and convincing the Country-Club GOP voters that a vote for the GOP is a vote for Christine O'Donnell/Sarah Palin/TeaParty.

[Big E]

I think Sestak will do very well in Southeastern PA, after all, that’s where he’s from. I’m hoping Toomey will do much better in central and western PA. I don’t know if Sestak will be able to mobilize the huge amounts of votes from Philadelphia, in a mid-term election, with the President not on the ballot. Without that kind of turnout, he’ll lose. It’ll be close... 1-2 points, but I think Toomey wins.

[Big E]

I think Sestak will do very well in Southeastern PA, after all, that’s where he’s from. I’m hoping Toomey will do much better in central and western PA. I don’t know if Sestak will be able to mobilize the huge amounts of votes from Philadelphia, in a mid-term election, with the President not on the ballot. Without that kind of turnout, he’ll lose. It’ll be close... 1-2 points, but I think Toomey wins.

[HerrBlucher]

and convincing the Country-Club GOP voters that a vote for the GOP is a vote for Christine O'Donnell/Sarah Palin/TeaParty.

In other words, a vote for the GOP is a vote for conservatism. Well, if they don't like conservatism, or they are offended by it, then they should vote democrat. We should never be ashamed of conservatism, that is how we got into this mess to begin with.