[Gay State Conservative]

Princess Liawatha started airing “Scott Brown supports rape” ads a few days after Akins opened his big mouth.I can't speak for other states but in Massachusetts ads like that just might work.

[SMGFan]

And FWIW, West Virginia is supporting Romney & Sen. Manchin.

[Kahuna]

What does it tell you if the Moron-In-Chief can garner just 52% in the darkest of blue States?

[Radix]

I see occasional Obama bumper stickers and fewer Warren stickers. I have not yet noticed a single Romney or Brown sticker. So far no yard signs anywhere for anyone which may be due to town ordinances.

Maybe I simply do not get around enough.

[Ted Grant]

If Akin can come roaring back, so can Warren.

Neither will happen, though.

[Andrei Bulba]

Just scares me to think of our nation if it comes to be dominated by liberal states like Mass, Cal, NY.

Someone needs the courage to stand up to the stealing of our country through illegal immigration. We have every right to control it.

[BobL]

If I were running Romney’s campaign, I’d be sinking money in EVERY state that had a large white voter base, including MA, simply because the president has decided to go with the black vote only - and leave whites to fend for themselves.

Yes, the whites in MA are liberal, but they are also ANGRY at the way they’ve been treated, particularly with that Harvard professor clown early in this Administration. There is DEFINITELY hope up there - being only 11 points down without even lifting a finger is a very good sign.

[SamAdams76]

On the ground here in Massachusetts, let me simply state that Massachusetts is winnable for Romney. I also think Brown will win re-election easily by double-digits. Elizabeth Warren is just too toxic to win here. Finally, I think the Republicans here have an excellent chance of picking up at least 3 House seats here (currently the GOP holds none). My picks for the House seat are Bielat (over Kennedy), Tisei (over Tierney) and Golnick (over Tsongas). Besides those three, there is a new generation of Republican politicians coming up here that just need a little support.

Despite our reputation as being a lost cause blue state, Republicans are usually good for 40% or more in statewide elections here. Outside the metro areas, we are more like New Hampshire, demographic-wise. In order to close that 10-15% gap, we just need the GOP to invest in our state and not write us off.

A well-run campaign effort by Romney/Ryan here could provide the necessary coattails to finally get some Republicans elected downticket and start turning the tide. More and more Bay Staters are getting fed-up with the Democrat machine.