Rasmussen: Cassidy Is Now Beating Landrieu (Louisiana Senate)

The Hayride ^ | January 30, 2014 | Scott McKay

[abb]

Good news.

[CatOwner]

I sure hope Cassidy is a staunch 100% conservatives, otherwise he’s lost the Freeper vote. /s

[ken5050]

Hey..here’s a thought..the Dems can take the $$ they’d have sent Mary and instead send it to Wendy in Texas..

[Vigilanteman]

I can't remember the name of that song with the memorable line "Then Mary Landrieu, she raised up her tutu and she sold us out like a common road whore!"

Can anybody help me here?

[ZULU]

Not Good Enough.

The GOP CAN’T win close elections. The New Orleans gangsters, like the Chicago or Newark Gangsters will manufacture as many DemocRat votes as they need to win in a close elections

[abb]

Mrs. abb & I live and vote in Louisiana, and we both will be voting for him.

[topher]

If H.R. 7 comes to the Senate floor, it may really cook Landrieu's goose. She will be pressured by Reid/Obama to vote against, and the people of Louisiana will roast her if she votes against House Resolution 7.

She has gotten in trouble in the past over abortion.

And I am tired of her.

Obamacare is cooking Landrieu's goose as well...

[katwoman5779]

Obumma will throw her a bone with the flood insurance extension and she will look like a hero. Makes me sick.

[stanne]

Wendy in Texas.

She’s got the baby killers over a the Girl Scout cookie pushers behind her

[Starboard]

You’re right, Dems can easily manufacture sufficient votes to cover a mere 4% deficit. They won’t even break a sweat doing this. You need at least a 6 or 7 point advantage to be anywhere near safe.

[Gaffer]

They bought and voted out her first election and have been buying it since then. Her family name served her well enough when she was a presentable blonde. However, her fondness for pork chops and fried chicken (and the resulting topographical changes resulting therefrom) have not stood her in good stead.

Here’s hoping she’s relegated to the pile of forgotten, hagged out Louisiana politicians forever.

[MistrX]

I’m with Ronald Reagan.
I’ll take 80%.

[MistrX]

Headline day after election:
“Democrat operative finds box of ballots in car trunk, votes clinch victory for Landrieu.”

[CatOwner]

"I’m with Ronald Reagan. I’ll take 80%."

I agree, but so many conservatives here are in the 100% or nothing boat. They either want everything fixed NOW or they're not voting. Obama is the result of such thinking.

[abb]

I’ve only voted for one “perfect candidate” in my lifetime, since I first began voting in 1971. In 1982, I ran for a city council seat and pulled the lever for myself.

Every other election, I had to vote for the lesser of two evils.

[JoeFromSidney]

I've contributed to Maness, but I know little about LA politics. I'm surprised Cassaday's campaign has never asked for money from me. Usually I'm on everyone's list.

[Viennacon]

He’s not. Was rejected out of hand by SCF. We can do better than that in Louisiana, so I back Maness, but he is going to have to blitz it to be in with a shot.

[Viennacon]

If another poll confirms she’s mired at 40, I’m going to move Louisiana where I moved Arkansas... into the sure pickup column. Buh bye Mary!

[Bogey78O]

He’s good enough for a general election but we could do better in the primary.

Hollis, I think, is going fishing for a future run. When Vitter leaves in 2015 to be governor, we’re going to have a seat to fill and I think he wants to get his name out as a hopeful so he has a shot then.

The ideal guy would be Senate Conservative Fund backed candidate Rob Maness.

If Cassidy wins the primary, I think most conservatives will vote for him without feeling like they’re compromising though he isn’t as courageous as we want.

[LaMudBug]

IMHO, Cassidy is a well concealed RINO. If he were the only opponent to ML, I would hold my nose while casting my vote for him. My choice is Manness, the teal party choice at this time and also of Michael Berry, who hates Landrieu.