[bill1952]

This cannot be a good sign for us in 08.

[stevio]

How conservative is a conservative democrat?

[obamahorror]

terrible news.

[JUMPIN JEHOSPOHAT]

Don Cazayoux: A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

http://www.nrcc.org/news/default.asp?ID=256

[Williams]

We’ll see, but in my opinion this is what comes of EVERY republican going on every show and stating with certainty this is a bad year for republicans. Have you ever seen the democrats be so stupid?

[MeSpikeLibs]

We should get Dr. Dean to run the GOP. He is running more conservative candidates in Southern States than the Republican Party.

[kabar]

Hell, John McCain was recently in LA assailing the Federal government’s [read WH] handling of Katrina.

[Augustinian monk]

I used to live in this district. I would vote for Pete Aranyosi(I) if I could. Even though he is crazy as a loon, it would be a real hoot to see him try to give morning speeches on C-Span.

[JUMPIN JEHOSPOHAT]

“Michael Jackson, who lost in the Democratic runoff, is running television commercials not to endorse his party’s nominee Don Cazayoux but to declare to supporters that he is running again in the fall. He told me he intends to seek the full term whether or not Cazayoux wins the special election, which is less likely without a strong black vote that Jackson is doing nothing to encourage.

Jackson sees little point in running again as a Democrat, since local and Washington contributors overwhelmingly favored Cazayoux in the primary and the runoff.

“Why endure the primary process when they (white candidates) have the advatnage?” he said. “Why not make it one run?”

John Maginnis
Democrats Brace for November Revolt
entire article
http://www.lapolitics.com/column.php

[jmaroneps37]

When this guy turns into just another reliable liberal vote for plastic face to use to destroy America I hope these voters can connect the dots.
I am an optimistic person by nature, but yes this does look bad for the fall. The rat convention does, however, have the potential to bring down their whole ticket.

[chimera]

If McCain campaigns poorly against a unified ‘Rat party, it will be a wipeout from top to bottom, with the government looking more like it did from ‘64 to ‘66 than anything else. If McCain turns out to run a strong campaign and manages to squeak in against a divided ‘Rat ticket, we may limit the damage, but we're still going to lose yardage in the Senate and the House, based on retirements and number of defended seats alone.