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Here is video of a new Chuck DeVore ad hammering California Sen. Barbara Boxer and President Obama for their attempt to pass a Government Health Care Plan. DeVore is seeking to defeat Boxer for the U.S. Senate next year. . . . . (Watch Video)

Last week Chuck DeVore did his best to get the California Assembly to vote through the first major offshore drilling efforts in over two decades. After the Senate passed the measure the Assembly voted down the measure and later voted to expunge the record, as if it didn't exist. As Chuck noted: "George Orwell would be proud." Glenn Beck quotes Chuck in this 2 minute report. Glenn Beck on Chuck DeVore and the Orwellian Vote in California

Here is a hard-hitting new ad by Chuck DeVore using Obama's attack on police and others. DeVore is a California Republican Senate Candidate who will seek to defeat Democrat Senator Barbara Boxer in 2010 if he gets the GOP Nomination. DeVore seeks to capitalize on gaffes by President Obama in recent days as well as his nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the U.S. Supreme Court. The says it's time to send people to Washington who support those who defend and care for Americans: Police, Doctors, and Firefighters. It quotes Obama attacking Cambridge, Massachusetts police as "acting stupidly"; shows Obama...

Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer leads former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina in an early look at California’s 2010 race for the U.S. Senate. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey finds that Boxer attracts 45% of the statewide vote while Fiorina, her best-known possible Republican challenger, earns 41%. Seven percent (7%) say they’d vote for some other candidate, and seven percent (7%) are undecided. In March, Boxer led Fiorina by nine, 47% to 38%. Any incumbent who polls below 50% early in a campaign is considered potentially vulnerable. However, a Democrat running in a heavily Democratic state like California is often able...

One of Chuck's staffers is live in Sacramento. He reports: "I'm standing on the west steps of the CA State Capitol right now, and there's a huge SEIU rally underway, opposing the budget cuts that will make SEIU a neutered force in politics -- and none too soon. There are literally thousands of purple-clad 'workers' here." Notice the sign in the back "I CAN'T MAKE IT - TAX EVERY BODY!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsGR83Imoto

The Senate Republican campaign operation is citing a Tuesday exchange between California Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer and U.S. Army Gen. Michael Walsh in its latest fund-raising pitch to supporters. During a hearing before the Environment and Public Works Committee, Walsh referred to Boxer as “ma’am,” a moniker the chairwoman did not appreciate. “Do me a favor, can you say ’senator’ instead of ‘ma’am’?” Boxer said, interrupting the Army general. “It’s just a thing. I worked so hard to get that title, so I’d appreciate it. Thank you.” Smith responded: “Yes, senator.” In an email pitch to supporters, National Republican Senatorial...

Florida, Other Senate Races Pit Conservative Base Against Moderate Recruits By David Weigel 5/14/09 1:41 PM Gov. Charlie Crist (R-Fla.) and Former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) (usembassy.gov, myfloridahouse.gov) On March 11, when Gov. Charlie Crist (R-Fla.) entered the 2010 U.S. Senate race, Marco Rubio was in Washington. The former speaker of the Florida House of Representatives was ready for this moment, rumored for weeks, the entry of a Republican party dream candidate who threatened to push him out of the race. When Crist put out a press release announcing the run, RubioÂ’s campaign pushed out a Web ad...

SACRAMENTO (AP) ― Boxer, announcing her bid for a fourth term during the California Democratic Party convention in Sacramento, told delegates to anticipate attacks by special interest groups. Even though she easily won re-election in 1998 and 2004, Boxer has been a consistent target of Republicans because of her relatively liberal views. She attributed the animosity she generates from conservatives to being unafraid to stand up to anybody, including former Vice President Dick Cheney.

Former radio talk-show host Larry Elder (R) is considering running for Senate in 2010 against Sen. Barbara Boxer (D) but is holding his fire while top GOP officials wait for favored candidate Carly Fiorina (R) to make a final decision on whether she’ll run, Republican sources confirmed Monday.

Republican Assemblyman Chuck DeVore of Irvine, Sen. Barbara Boxer's only announced opponent for re-election, raised $131,396 in the first quarter of the year. DeVore has $48,279 in his campaign account. Boxer reported a total of $4.6 million...

In case you missed it, Chuck DeVore and the liberal elite have been battling back and forth over two parodies which Chuck penned last week. (see here) Now he's put the latest parody to music and video in a stunning blast against Boxer's recent attempt at Cap and Trade and the massive tax hikes sure to follow. Happy Tea Parties everyone! (You can catch Chuck today at the Modesto event):

WASHINGTON — In the strongest signal yet of her political ambitions, Carly Fiorina said Tuesday that she is "seriously considering" challenging U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer in next year's California Senate race. Fiorina, who had surgery for breast cancer a month ago, said she is about to begin chemotherapy at Stanford Hospital, but then plans to resume a busy schedule. The former CEO of Hewlett-Packard, 54, was a highly visible supporter and economic adviser to Republican Sen. John McCain in the 2008 presidential campaign. ... Fiorina, a resident of Los Altos Hills, spoke to the state Republican convention in February and...

Video at linkCAPTION: Assemblyman Chuck DeVore, candidate for U.S. Senate in 2010 against Barbara Boxer, addresses the First Amendment Now rally in Sacramento on March 24, 2009. First Amendment Now, founded by Tom Del Beccaro, is an effort to protect talk radio from government censorship.

Listening to Hugh Hewitt's third hour of Friday March 20, 2009, and he was interviewing California Assemblyman Chuck Devore who is running for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Barbara Boxer. I don't live in California, and I don't know Chuck Devore, but I appreciate anyone who is willing to put themselves up to unseat some of these entrenched leftists. According to Devore, she's vulnerable. Anyone have a California list (or any other like minded list), please ping them to visit his website: Chuck Devore for United States Senate 2010 Also, it looks like he posted once on FR...

U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer has a comfortable lead over potential Republican challengers for her job in 2010, including Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, though voters are divided in their enthusiasm for her re-election, according to a Field Poll released Thursday. In a hypothetical matchup against Schwarzenegger, who will leave the Governor's Office in January 2011, Democrat Boxer leads by 54 percent to 30 percent, the poll found. The Republican governor has never said publicly that he plans to run for another political office. That marks a drop for Schwarzenegger from the October 2007 Field Poll, when the governor had a 44 percent...

As the Republican Party rebuilds after its defeat at the polls in November, the discussion has centered not so much on honing its message as on messaging -- on Twitter, Facebook and MySpace. In previous elections, the GOP often used technology in targeting voters more effectively than Democrats did; now the party is playing catch-up. RNC members, meeting in Washington, are scheduled to elect a party chairman on Friday ... Chuck DeVore ... a little-known California Assemblyman and ... former aerospace-company executive has already begun contesting the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Barbara Boxer, who faces re-election in 2010,...

Dear Reader, Last week the only man standing between Californians and $70 billion in new taxes was Chuck DeVore. Chuck decried massive tax hikes on hard-working families in the Golden State, resigned his leadership position in protest, and blasted the Assembly's deal: "This proposed agreement strikes at the heart of our longtime opposition to tax increases. Excessive taxation both harms the economy and robs hardworking Californians of a portion of their liberty. Placing our Caucus squarely in line with tax increases also demoralizes our supporters - people who were counting on us to hold the line. "For these reasons, I...

Barbara Boxer was on C-Span this morning discussing the stimulus bill when she declared: "Writing this bill is like making sausage." That's about right. Coincidentally, we have a web ad on a similar subject released today: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ras0O22OqNs

Sen. Boxer approves Panetta at CIA: a reckless pick in a dangerous time (Chuck DeVore is an Assemblyman from California running for the US Senate against Barbara Boxer in 2010)On Monday, January 5, President-elect Obama selected former Cong. Leon Panetta to be the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Panetta’s chief qualification is his utter lack of intelligence experience – meaning that he has not been involved with any of the intelligence activities in the past 7 years that have kept America safe. This makes him an acceptable candidate to the anti-war left. Obama’s first choice to head the 20,000...