I am forced to pretty much entirely agree with you on all your points.
It’s mystifying to me as to why people are comparatively ignoring TN, where help is desperately needed to take out a legitimately sub-par incumbent and replace him with a conservative state legislator, in favor of a race like Kansas where a candidate composed entirely of hype is tauted against a conservative Senator who’s cardinal sin is “he’s been there too long” (voting the right way 95% of the time, the horror).
Thank goodness Cheney’s daughter quit her run against Enzi from the LEFT, cause I wouldn’t be able to take it if THAT nonsense was still going on.
Even MS, clearly the Tea party’s best chance, gets little attention around here compared with races like Texas. I think we have 1 MS freeper posting most of the McDaniel threads. Cochran, with the arguable exception of Graham, is the worst Republican up (besides the RINO Collins who’s weak primary challenger is being totally ignored). Lamar! isn’t far behind.
I guess it’s more sexy to support a guy off the street rather than elected officials like McDaniel and Carr (who are of course all UNCLEAN) , but that doesn’t explain Bright or Stockman. I really hope someone can overtake Bright to make the runoff instead because I see Graham making the race about him and probably succeeding. Stockman seems quite douchey, I’m glad I don’t live in Texas (in so far as having to vote in that Senate race). Despite a new poll showing him forcing a runoff, I doubt he’ll win.
As to GA I wish Rev. Grayson all luck but he’ll have to raise his name regogination out of the basement. I haven’t seen much polling but he’s at 1% in the last one. I gotta favor Handel over the trio of Congressman, especially Broun.
Some peepeepee, excuse me I mean PPP polls are out.
GA Senate Primary
Businessman David Perdue (first cousin of Sonny), “leads” the field with 13%, Kingston 11%, Broun 11%, Gingrey 10%, Handel 10%,
So Perdue is a viable alternative to the elected officials, but is he one we want? My instincts say no.
Kansas Poll, Roberts 49%, Dr. Milton Wolf-Odingo-Dunham 23%
Perhaps dubiously they have Governor Brownback trailing his rat opponent (State House Minority Leader Paul Davis) 42%-40% and have him with a bargain basement 33% approval rating. Are Kansas conservatives primarying the wrong incumbent?