Posted on 12/02/2008 3:49:00 PM PST by RobFromGa
Adding to that, I would blame the Republican voters who stayed home, too.
Comrade Obama votes “present” again, when tough decisions need to be made.
So what's new? He voted “present’ over 100 times in Chicago.
What a pathetic creep.
I particularly liked that Sarah drew thousands in Georgia this week and the reports I read stated Romney had maybe a hundred people show up -— oh, and did Bobby Jindal show to campaign for Chambliss??? after all the media as well as the GOP governors are all claiming he is our next Messiah.
Chambliss (R) - 58.2% (1,136,711)
Martin (D) - 41,8% (815,647)
321,000 vote lead!
WAY TO GO GEORGIA!
Not to start a thread war or anything but whenever I see who is to blame, I don’t see anything about those that voted for you know who in the primary, to stop Hilary.
More important, to me, was people turned out in droves to see Palin with Chambliss... so much for the nay-sayers that she doesn’t have coattails... now if she campaigns in 2010 for candidates and they do well it should be a huge boost for her, should she decide to run in 2012 vs 2016.
Shows the voters of GA know who is the person to bring Republicans back — it is Sarah. Romney will never get a foothold in most of the Red States and anyone can take it to the bank.
Romney couldn’t buy his way to the nomination with a weak field and with Sarah in the mix, she would win hands down against Romney. Grassroots would be out in large numbers.
Looking at the SOS site, it seems clear that the black turnout was weak. See results for Chatham County.
But to my point: I have lived in DeKalb County for decades. For years, it was the best county in Georgia in terms of roads, schools, health care, and other basic infrastructure. I can remember when DeKalb was business-friendly.
No more.
Cobb and Gwinnett Counties (and one or two others in the larger metro area) have eclipsed DeKalb in every desirable category.
These days one may only take solace in the fact that DeKalb is not number one in corruption. Fulton, because of Atlanta, takes that honor. We are fighting with Chatham County for second place.
I like my house, neighborhood, and my memories.
But...
I now live behind enemy lines.
This thing wasn’t close! I was really hoping for a double digit win. Screw you Obama! Screw you Harry Reid! Screw you Chuck Schumer!
and SCREW YOU JIM MARTIN!!
Chambliss (R) - 58.0% (1,147,661)
Martin (D) - 42.0% (831,517)
316,000 vote lead!
WAY TO GO GEORGIA!
Bump to that! I thought the campaign to crossover to vote in the Dem primary to stop Hillary was dumb, stupid, idiotic and IMHO helped give us ZERO! I don’t want Dems voting in our primary so why would I want to vote in theirs.
I have no doubt about it.
jer33 3 posted - “We definitely can rejoice that Martin is not taking the seat, but we need to hold Saxby accountable.”
You betcha.
Tatt ; }
I have already told people that I will give Obama the same respect that the Democrats gave President Bush. They didn’t consider Bush their President and I don’t consider Obama mine. He will have to prove himself to me, if he does something right, I will applaud him for it, if he does something that I believe is harmful to the country, I will be the first one to protest it. Obama did NOT get my vote, so he has to prove himself to me. I believe Obama is a fraud and a marxist, he will have to prove otherwise to me
Great win for Chambliss, great win for the US Senate...and most important, IMHO, a HUGE win for Sarah Palin.
Amen.
I’m up in Dunwoody. At some level, our referendum on cityhood was a referendum on Vernon Jones and the downward spiral of DeKalb County government. As you know, it wasn’t even close, and we’ve been a city for almost 2 days now!
Sarah Palin - 1
Barack Obama - DNP
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