[Eric Blair 2084]

I was frankly Agnostic until the Elliot Spitzer scandal got me thinking and tonight is my conversion...There has to be a higher power. No human could come up with something this ironic.

THERE IS A GOD....AND HE HAS A SICK SENSE OF HUMOR!!!!!

Only God could come up with something this funny. Teddy's seat (alright it belongs to the people) . 40 years worth of work. But Divine Providence sent Scott Brown here. Mary Jo, Jesus have forgiven Teddy and he is probably buying them a round at St. Peters Sports Bar and Grill in Heaven and toasting them.

Even Teddy thinks this is funny.

[GeronL]

Start calling and emailing Harry Reids office, tell to “SEAT SCOTT!”

[Salvation]

Congratulations to Scott Brown and his family.

[allmendream]

“a wave of voter anger”...

The scolding schoolmarm to tell us that when Democrats win it is all hope and change, but only “angry” people vote Republican.

Sickening bias.

Democrat electoral victories are manifestations of the will of the people.

Republican electoral victories are ‘the voters having a temper tantrum’, “loosing their minds”, or being a “wave of voter anger”.

Same tune, different lyrics.

[metmom]

From our lips to God’s ear...

Great news.....

[mojitojoe]

[SilvieWaldorfMD]

... and Mary Landrieu and Ben Nelson are happy that they got their big payoffs before this election took place.

[Egon]

This is just the opening salvo.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

The citizens have had enough and they are going about fixing the mess they created. Hell’s coming in November.

[knittnmom]

Yippee!

[topfile]

It’s not to late for the Dems to join the Birthers.

[rhema]

Last Republican U.S. Senator in Massachusetts: Edward Brooke, 1967-1979. Last time someone other than a Kennedy or a family designee held the “Kennedy seat” in the Senate: 1953.

Newly elected Republican Scott Brown is fairly described as pro-choice, but he — with 70+ percent of the American public — opposes partial-birth abortion, favors parental consent, and opposes a big-government health care takeover that would bludgeon taxpayers into funding abortion. He also cosponsored a Women’s Right to Know Act, which requires a woman to wait 24 hours before having an abortion and to review pictures and information detailing the developmental progress of her fetus.

What a contrast to his radical pro-abort opponent Martha Coakley, who in a 2007 op-ed article in the Quincy (MA) Patriot-Ledger called a Supreme Court decision upholding a ban on partial-birth abortions “tragic.”

Thank you, pro-aborts, socialists, profligate spenders, and health “reform” fuhrers; your typically tin-eared, arrogant overreaching helped end the Party of Death’s 30-year Senate hegemony in Massachusetts.

Scott Brown: “It’s not the Kennedys’ seat, and it’s not the Democrats’ seat. It’s the people’s seat.” Unborn people, too.

[Ancient Drive]

DEMS GOT PAWNED TO THE NTH DEGREE!! LMAO!!!

[bannie]

Thank the Good Lord.
Obama even scares the crap out of Massachusetts voters.

Man finally bit the dog.

[Ancient Drive]

this thread has copious amounts of awesome!

[RDTF]

YAYAYAYAYAYAYAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ConservativeTerrapin]

John Adams is smiling from Heaven tonight!

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

Ok, Mr. Brown. I’m elated tonight. Coakley lost. You made that happen and you deserve a round of applause for that.
But starting tomorrow, we’re all gonna be watching you. You’re pro-choice and not anti ALL health reform efforts. We shall see. You could get more conservative, or you could turn out to be a Romney clone. You could stand firm, or roll over like Ben Nelson.
We shall see!

[grey_whiskers]

Cheers!

[firebrand]

Whoa, look at the spin on this one: We're angry (are we having a temper tantrum?), we're impatient (for what? health care reform?), we're irritated at the bipartisan wrangling over health care (sure, it's that bipartisan wrangling that really gets us, not the cost, the tyrannical overtake, the death panels, the spying into our bank accounts, the $5000 cap on expenses per person, the taxpayer-funded abortion . . . no, they don't matter; it's the bipartisan wrangling that we just can't stand). Pa-leeze!

AP "journalists," you missed your calling. You belong in Goebbels' propaganda factory or on the Kool-Aid assembly line.