Showing posts with label Scott Brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scott Brown. Show all posts

Thursday, February 4, 2010

It's about damn time.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Scott Brown is poised to take over the late Sen. Edward Kennedy’s long-held seat a week earlier than he had planned, ending the Democrats’ Senate supermajority and giving the GOP 41 votes they can use to block President Barack Obama’s agenda.

A swearing-in ceremony was set for 5 p.m. Thursday for the little-known Massachusetts state senator who shocked the nation with his upset victory last month over a favored Democrat and put the 2010 midterm elections in play for a possible GOP takeover of Congress. Originally, Brown had said he did not want to be sworn in until Feb. 11.

But in response to criticism from conservative radio hosts and newspaper columnists, he pressed Massachusetts officials on Wednesday to certify his election for the hurry-up swearing-in to fill the last two years of Kennedy’s term. One had dubbed his wait a “three-week victory lap” since the Jan. 19 special election in which Brown defeated Democratic state Attorney General Martha Coakley.
The Senate has another controversial Obama nomination to reconsider. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) nominee Craig Becker is the linchpin of BHO's Card Check initiative, that important bit of payback to the Labor Unions for supporting Obama during his campaign was renominated, and his scheduled vote was being hurried by Democrats in hopes of beating the Scott Brown deadline.

Becker is as far-left as, well, any of Obama's nominees: he's been a top counsel for the AFL-CIO the SEIU, and he's  a(nother) radical professor pushing Labor's agenda. Just another enabler who will push for more and more easy access to Unions, and hamper American industry, to the detriment of our economy.

John McCain temporarily scuttled Becker's nomination December 28; but he's been re-nominated by Obama.

More on Becker...
Of Obama’s three NLRB nominees, Becker has garnered the most controversy. Senators Orin Hatch (R-Utah) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) have both strongly expressed their opposition to Becker’s nomination, as have many in the business community. Sen. McCain had stated that he planned to put a hold on Becker’s nomination. Among other criticisms of Becker, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other groups have highlighted an article published in 1993 in the Minnesota Law Review in which Becker claimed that “employers should be stripped of any legally cognizable interest in their employees’ election of representatives.” Others have voiced concern that Becker, who is a proponent of the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA), would be willing to use Board decisions to effectively institute parts of the proposed act.
This isn't about helping employees get better working conditions or wages. This is about mandatory Union votes with employers unable to speak out against the Union's positions. "Card Check" (the Employee Free Choice Act), strongly opposed by the Chamber of Commerce, would damage our already weakened economy.

We don't need "Card Check"; we don't need Craig Becker or any other far-left Obama nominee or Union minion anywhere near our economy. There's lots of straws on the camel's back right now, and it won't take many more before we see a complete collapse.

Get lost, Becker. Back to your cave of Academia. Go write a book or something.

Stay out of our Businesses.

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Why Is Senator Kirk Still Voting on Legislation?
by SusanAnne Hiller

The Senate has voted on three pieces of legislation today that required 60 votes–to raise the debt ceiling to $14.3 trillion, to reduce the deficit by establishing five-year discretionary spending caps, and Ben Bernanke’s confirmation–all of which interim Senator Paul Kirk (D-MA) has voted on. In addition, there have been other Senate votes since Scott Brown was elected as Massachusetts senator that Kirk cast a vote.
Could've sworn there was a major election last week in Massachusetts and Scott Brown decisively beat a Democrat stooge.

Why hasn't Scott Brown been seated? Why is Paul Kirk, pretend-senator, still pretending to be a Senator?

This has to stop. Democrats are out of control, and must be put in their places. Democrats are NOT the end-all of the U.S. Government, and it's time they had that figured out for them.

Get the lawyers. And find a nice railroad tie, some tar and a handful of chicken feathers.

Didn't Obama just ask for some new rail service... ?

Friday, January 22, 2010

...two beautiful daughters, Ayla and Arianna (seen here in bikinis) (photo liberated from those leftists at HuffPo, whom I won't link, or even like).



h/t Little Miss Atilla, whom I do like and will link (and who has a nice video of Scott Brown's lovely wife).

The problem with lefties: they think that they OWN good looks.

Actually, not so much.







Wednesday, January 20, 2010

I found a way to get near an AM radio this morning to hear some of Rush's take on Scott Brown's game-changing election win in Massachusetts. Lo and behold, Rush's first words: "For the first time in my adult life, I'm proud of Massachusetts!"

Well, that my friends, was my line. A screenshot of my January 15 "tweet" (I still hate the gay-soundyness of that particular social networking's descriptor!) ...



Now you know. Rush, thanks! for reading!

SHOVEL READY


Thanks, Bag-man.

Obamacare was driven off a bridge last night. At the wheel, an intoxicated Democrat majority party emboldened by "I WON!" and rushing headlong to make it to a nonexistant far-left socialist nirvana to make out with European-style, Constitution-free CHANGE. Scott Brown (R, Kennedy) is the "Scott Heard 'Round the World".

Sorry, guys and gals of far-leftist "Progressive" persuasion, ObamaCare is not happening anytime soon. At least not without an overhaul that includes, you know, Republican input. Got tort reform? Want to open those closed doors? Air out the rooms? Maybe turn on the C-SPAN cameras next time like you promised?

Another Massachusetts liberal Democrat, Barney Frank, has acknowledged the near-death struggles of ObamaCare, giving this statement last night (read aloud on MSNBC by a shaken Rachel Maddow). Video here; transcript...

“I have two reactions to the election in Massachusetts.

One, I am disappointed.

Two, I feel strongly that the Democratic majority in Congress must respect the process and make no effort to bypass the electoral results. If Martha Coakley had won, I believe we could have worked out a reasonable compromise between the House and Senate health care bills. But since Scott Brown has won and the Republicans now have 41 votes in the Senate, that approach is no longer appropriate.

I am hopeful that some Republican Senators will be willing to discuss a revised version of health care reform because I do not think that the country would be well-served by the health care status quo.

But our respect for democratic procedures must rule out any effort to pass a health care bill as if the Massachusetts election had not happened. Going forward, I hope there will be a serious effort to change the Senate rule which means that 59 votes are not enough to pass major legislation, but those are the rules by which the health care bill was considered, and it would be wrong to change them in the middle of the process.” [emboldenings mine -ed.]
...from the American Spectator.

Barney Frank isn't the only Democrat watching the scrabbling fingernails from the safety of dry land. Democrat Senator Jim Webb (D, VA)...
"It is vital that we restore the respect of the American people in our system of government and in our leaders. To that end, I believe it would only be fair and prudent that we suspend further votes on health care legislation until Senator-elect Brown is seated."

One more bit of schadenfreude to indulge in (for now). Last night I posted three quick "Watching the Liberals Bewail: Parts 1, 2 and 3. Just one more.

Ted Kennedy lived in the Kennedy Compound of course, located in Hyannis, MA; the Barnstable Township on Cape Cod. Last night, Ted Kennedy's home township voted Scott Brown (see the entire interactive map at the aghast Grey Lady).



A nice final slap-in-the-face to a drunken sot.

Cheers~!

Tuesday, January 19, 2010



Screenshot of the front page of the Left's Home Page.


Compared to FOX News' cover photo; Scott Brown holding up a copy of the Boston Herald (sure to be a classic photo).

The vicious comes out..."Massachusetts voters, when faced with the bleak prospect of succeeding Ted Kennedy with an incompetent, pinch-faced battle axe, will panic, run 180 degrees from Kennedy's legacy and vote for the smiling shark."

Stay classy, Dems. And KEEP ON DOING EXACTLY WHAT YOU'RE DOING!


Scott Brown (R) Kennedy

Erickson: "Obama's unicorn of hope and change is dying under Ted Kennedy"; Dems in "this position" because Kennedy wanted to be a "martyr for the cause".

Begala is FURIOUS!



Brings a smile to my stone face!

Suck it, Barack Hussein Obama.

It'll be a major blow to Democrats, to President Obama, if Scott Brown actually wins "Ted Kennedy's Seat" in today's special Senatorial Election in Massachusetts. Unimaginably damaging, that win; a 'stick a fork in it' to the Obama agenda. That said, I think that even if Martha Coakley wins, there's a happy moment for Conservatives. Look at this comparison of historical poll numbers compared to the latest poll numbers (from RCP)...


Just 4 months ago, 'Marcie' was up by 30 points in the Suffolk University Political Research Center poll, 17 points in the Boston Globe's poll. Now, today, those positives for Martha have deservedly vanished.

Tomorrow we'll compare the resultant election numbers to these (probably as empty as a Ted Kennedy bourbon bottle) pre-vote polling numbers.

What will be the deciding factor in this election? The actual vote, and that's dependent on Turnout, baby, Turnout! All election results depend on who gets to the polling places; who's the most determined, who's putting boots on the ground (and, in the case of Democrats, who is paying the cheats, and if they get caught). Democrats have the advantage, especially in Boston (a liberal hell-hold for decades). Weather doesn't seem to be much of a factor -  Boston is seeing a mild snowstorm, moderate (for Boston) above-freezing temps; there's no reason not to go to the polls, especially for paid-by-the-vote ACORN - community organized - Democrats.

If turnout is heavy for Democrats, Martha Coakley will win by a couple-three points.

Which will be dozens of points less than what Democrats expected, and another 'wake-up fools! You are losing the American people here!' moment for Barack Obama and his far-left Reid-Pelosi CHANGE machine.

My prediction: Coakley in a squeaker. And a few challenges, after poll watchers catch a some stupid Dems trying to beat the system, voting early and often.


(Photo from The Daily Caller)

UPDATE: Obama's already getting defensive. Good! We like it when he's defensive!




Monday, January 18, 2010



No kidding! Martha Coakley's latest: "OH NO! IT'S MEN IN TRUCKS! PLOWING IN FROM TEXAS! RUNNING DOWN ALL THE WOMEN! RAPE!"

And we know all about Kurt Schilling being a big Yankees fan.

Obama fails to salvage Coakley's campaign.

Jonah Goldberg...
The Democratic party is panicking like brothel patrons with the cops at the door. They’re dropping shock troops of muckety-mucks, hacks, spinners, and door-knockers into Boston like Rangers into Normandy.

Meanwhile, the liberal press establishment is in near-total denial.
...
Coakley is a creature of this climate. She hasn’t been running for “Ted Kennedy’s seat,” she’s been strolling to it like someone who knows it’s been reserved for her and all she needs to do is swing by the will-call window to pick it up.

“The people of Massachusetts” are an abstraction whose assigned role is to ratify her entitlement to that seat. As for the actual citizens of the state her campaign can’t be bothered to spell correctly in campaign ads? By all means, keep them at a safe distance.

When asked if her campaign style is too aloof, she snapped back: “As opposed to standing outside Fenway Park [the way Scott Brown does]? In the cold? Shaking hands?”

Heaven forfend the royal heir apparent descend from her carriage and actually touch the proles.
Will tomorrow bring a much-deserved win for Scott Brown, and an upset to the Obama applecart?

I don't know. There's thievery and trickery at play in Democrat's hearts; votes being bought and paid for as we speak. There are independent poll watchers with video cameras ready to stop any Democrat thuggery or voter manipulation...
Watchdog.org: Forces converge on Massachusetts

WOBURN, Mass. — Canadian Fred Taggert shook his head Sunday night as he watched the group of about 20 young people bustling around in the lobby of the Hampton Inn here tapping laptops and reading through official Secretary of State election rules.

“This is amazing,” he said. “What’s going on?”

Told it was a gathering of citizens intent on monitoring the Tuesday election for the late Sen, Edward M. Kennedy’s seat, the consultant from Toronto said, “You’d never see anything like this in Canada.”

About 40 volunteers from Massachusetts and at least 10 other states came here to document what happens in selected precincts and another 88 to serve as poll watchers, according to Dan Tripp, national political director of Americans for Limited Government Foundation.


He said, “we will have poll watchers in every targeted precinct … to identify, publicize and prevent election fraud.”
They will need every one of them.

From RS McCain, who is in Massachusetts...




Boots on the ground. I wish I could be in Boston tomorrow, really.


Sunday, January 17, 2010


One hell of a powerful video.

h/t Karl Rove












 


 

SEIU supporting Brown...seen at "WOW! Purple Shirted SEIU Members Holding Signs at Brown Standout"

Clinton - Coakley - Funny guy with pursed lips seen at Flickr.

All h/t #MaSen.

"Pelosi politburo emasculation". Those words, how they roll off the tongue! No matter that Pelosi runs the House; a Scott Brown #Masen win would derail these all these leftards, including Obama and his flawed ObamaCare bill. That would be very good news indeed; a subsequent stock market rally would ice the cake.

Even the ongoing and harrowing closeness of it all, and if she should win, the narrowness of Reid's newest lackey dawg Martha Coakley's win will be ample enough incentive to tighten sphincters in both houses of Congress.

The revelations of Martha Coakley's unworthiness to sit in a U.S. Senate seat (even one formerly held by a drunken coward who by inaction  killed a young woman and by 'privilege' got away with it) continues: Ann Coulter weighs in...
In Tuesday's primary election, Massachusetts Democrats chose as their Senate nominee a woman who kept a clearly innocent man in prison in order to advance her political career.

Martha Coakley isn't even fit for the late Teddy Kennedy's old seat. (What is it about this particular Senate seat?)

During the daycare/child molestation hysteria of the '80s, Gerald Amirault, his mother, Violet, and sister, Cheryl, were accused of raping children at the family's preschool in Malden, Mass., in what came to be known as the second-most notorious witch trial in Massachusetts history.

...

In the most outrageous miscarriage of justice since the Salem witch trials, in July 1986, Gerald Amirault was convicted of raping and assaulting six girls and three boys and sentenced to 30 to 40 years in prison. The following year, Violet and Cheryl Amirault were convicted of raping and assaulting three girls and a boy and were sentenced to 8 to 20 years.

...

Gerald Amirault had already spent 15 years in prison for crimes he no more committed than anyone reading this column did. But Coakley put on a full court press to keep Amirault in prison simply to further her political ambitions.

By then, every sentient person knew that Amirault was innocent. But instead of saying nothing, Coakley frantically lobbied Gov. Jane Swift to keep him in prison to show that she was a take-no-prisoners prosecutor, who stood up for "the children." As a result of Coakley's efforts -- and her contagious ambition -- Gov. Swift denied Amirault's clemency.

Thanks to Martha Coakley, Gerald Amirault sat in prison for another three years.

...

Martha Coakley allowed her ambition to trump basic human decency as she campaigned to keep a patently innocent man in prison.

Anyone with the smallest sense of justice cannot vote to put this woman in any office. If you absolutely cannot vote for a Republican on Jan. 19, 2010, write in the name "Gerald Amirault."
Not the first District Attorney to abuse the office, I'm sure. But this one, this Martha Coakley, needs to have a time out. An extra three years as not-Senator would be just fine.

Here's ten good reasons NOT to vote for Martha Coakley...
1. She stated explicitly that pro-life Catholics shouldn’t work in the medical professions; in other words, Catholics have no right to act upon their conscience while performing their jobs. That’s a clear violation of freedom of religion. In Coakley’s words: “You can have religious freedom but you probably shouldn’t work in the emergency room.”

2. She stated explicitly that she doesn’t believe there are any more terrorists in Afghanistan: “The mission in Afghanistan was to go in because we believed that the Taliban was giving harbor to terrorists… they’re gone. They’re not there any more.”

3. She stated explicitly that obtaining endorsements from Democratic politicos are more important than winning the support from the actual constituents of Massachusetts. Coakley angrily said political endorsements were preferable to “standing outside Fenway Park, in the cold, shaking hands” – precisely what her opponent, Republican Scott Brown, was doing.

4. The same statement revealed that she was unaware of the importance of Fenway Park, and the Boston Red Sox, to the people of Boston, the most important city in the state. Boston is perhaps most well known for the dedication of its fans to both the ballpark and its team.

5. Her campaign aide (an Obama presidential appointee) roughed up a reporter during a campaign event. Coakley claimed to not have seen the incident, despite a photo that was published later on showing that she stared directly at the reporter while he was on the ground. She still refuses to apologize or even condemn the action taken by her staff.

6. While a District Attorney, Coakley lobbied for the conviction of a mother, daughter and son trio on charges of child abuse, despite no actual evidence of the crimes occurring, and using only coerced testimony from young children. She was also more lenient on the mother and daughter, because such crimes are “usually” the result of “a primary male offender."

7. She’s using the late Sen. Edward Kennedy’s memory to raise campaign cash, earning over a million dollars by appeals from Kennedy’s widow. Meanwhile, her opponent, Republican Scott Brown, has earned nearly the same amount simply by appealing to the hearts and minds of Republicans in Massachusetts and across the nation.

8. She’s relying on President Obama to campaign for her during the eleventh hour, despite kicking her feet up the other three months of her campaign – apparently because she thought Massachusetts voters would blindly vote for whatever Democrat was thrown in front of their faces.

9. She’s an outspoken advocate of the health reform bill which, in it’s latest iteration, will exclude union members and government workers from taxes on health insurance plans while taxing other classes of Americans; this will further incentivize union membership and funding of Democratic candidates.

10. She will provide the crucial 60th vote for Senate Democrats, allowing them to maintain the Democratic supermajority, and pass health care.
Oh, and don't forget these late-breaking OTHER big reasons: Obama has unleashed his ACORN attack dogs, the SEIU. He's paying purple-shirted thugs that are being bussed in to Massachusetts to sit with signs at Scott Brown rallies.

But it seems even some SEIU members are jumping ship to the Scott Brown campaign!

That, and the smear campaign Martha Coakley and Democrats unleashed against Scott Brown. Complicit in that smear attack: Barack Hussein Obama, who will be in Massachusetts today. Democrats will face criminal charges for that piece of work.

And Barack Hussein Obama's visit today? Too little, too late, says Politico.

Good news for the home team; for real Americans, if Scott Brown can pull this off.

Saturday, January 16, 2010

This is what loyal Democrats are seeing in their mailboxes this morning...



Serr --

There's a crucial Senate election in Massachusetts in just three days. We need your help to win it.

The polls are tightening as right-wing money floods the state, and one even shows the race to be a dead heat between progressive champion Martha Coakley and her extreme opponent. The truth is, special elections often have very low turnout and are notoriously unpredictable.

The stakes are just too high to leave Martha's victory to chance.

If we lose, Sen. Ted Kennedy's seat will be in the hands of someone who opposes everything he fought for. We'll lose a key vote for the President's agenda in the Senate -- and put all the progress we've made toward health reform at risk.

That's why OFA is putting together a massive voter turnout effort to make sure Obama voters get back to the polls this time around -- but we need your help to pay for it. Please donate $5 or more to OFA to help fund our organizing, including our work to elect Martha Coakley.

OFA is going all out in Massachusetts -- we're sending organizers, knocking on doors, and making phone calls by the tens of thousands to make sure that folks know how to participate.

It's a huge effort, it's expensive, and time is short. But with the outcome uncertain and the stakes sky high, I don't want to wake up the morning after the election thinking that we could have done something more. If you feel the same way, please donate $5 or more to help us make Martha Coakley the next senator from Massachusetts:

https://donate.barackobama [dot] com/Coakley

Thanks,

Mitch

Mitch Stewart
Director
Organizing for America
This is how our President wants to bring America together, by allowing under his own name a sniveling little mind-shrimp like Mitch Stewart to rattle the can for a dawg like Martha Coakley. Read that email; see the lies?

"...progressive champion Martha Coakley and her extreme opponent..." Scott Brown (who, you notice, the cowardly lizardoid Stewart never mentions by name) is far from "extreme". Of course, by definition now, ANYONE not toeing the far-left Democrat party line is "extreme". Well, listen here you little pimp Mitch Stewart, I'll be your 'extremist' if that's what's needed to force you and your cabal of leftists from power.

Oh, and 'progressive champion' Martha Coakley? Come on, that power-seeking innocent-convicting former Attorney General Massachusetts Moron doesn't HAVE convictions. She's nothing but a puppet that dances for the likes of Harry Reid. A head full of sawdust, has your 'progressive champion' Martha Coakley.

"Sen. Ted Kennedy's seat" NO, asshole, that seat is NOT TED KENNEDY'S SEAT. Ted Kennedy is rotting in hell for all we know (at least he's not drunk and driving, that much for sure); the seat RETURNED to the PEOPLE of MASSACHUSETTS, who are seemingly full of annoyance at being taken for granted by the far-left Democrats (who mostly reside in the hell-hole overpopulation center of Boston, where the poorest and youngest are attracted by the looters and moochers who give away Other People's Money to secure votes) and the wealthy corridors leading up Cape to Provincetown). There's an anti-Democrat backlash going on, if you would just notice. Doesn't matter: even if Harry Reid's puppet Coakley wins, the tiny percentage by which she wins and the ultimate efforts these leftist goons are putting out just shows how weak it is, this support for Democrats.

If Scott Brown wins, Katy bar the door.

So, do this: donate to Scott Brown. Give a few bucks, 5, 10, 25, 50 or whatever. Let's shake these leftist bastards to the core.


UPDATE: Massachusetts Miracle?



Friday, January 15, 2010


This is a bitch slap...
Riding a wave of opposition to Democratic health-care reform, GOP upstart Scott Brown is leading in the U.S. Senate race, raising the odds of a historic upset that would reverberate all the way to the White House, a new poll shows.

Although Brown’s 4-point lead over Democrat Martha Coakley is within the Suffolk University/7News survey’s margin of error, the underdog’s position at the top of the results stunned even pollster David Paleologos.
Brings a smile to my stone face, yes it does.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

An interesting post by Ling Carter:



Fixed that for you, Ling.

Go forth and read.



From The Daily Caller...
Even experienced political observers are slightly incredulous at what has happened over the past week in Massachusetts: a Republican state senator most well known for posing nude in Cosmo 28 years ago and for his daughter’s appearance on “American Idol” is within striking distance of taking Ted Kennedy’s Senate seat – and possibly health-care reform – from the Democrats.

And Scott Brown has momentum.
I said somewhere that if Scott Brown were to garner 43% of the vote in far-left Massachusetts we could claim a moral victory; that 43% vote would be just another 'bell that's tolling' for these Democrats who've gone so far off the plantation in their zeal to exploit an unusual election victory. WE WON! says the O!ne, but that winning isn't a mandate to screw our country like never before.

We are NOT a socialist nation. We are NOT far-left liberals who have no pride. We do NOT want to give, give, give to moochers and looters who would take, take, take without even a thank-you-kiss-my-ass. This nation is center-right, not far-left; Obama and his Pelosi and Reid are far-left, and their idea of HOPE and CHANGE aren't shared with real Americans.

With Scott Brown now looking to get well over 45% of the vote (with a chance for a victory), Democrat's heads are asploding. Nationwide. Crisis mode, baby; we have Obama Hisself changing his plans to rush to save "Ted Kennedy's Seat" from evil, wicked Republicans who would dash Health Care to the floor like a Democrat would to an unborn fetus.

More, from The Daily Caller (my new favorite site!)...
“We’ve seen something viral in the old way of viral, people talking to one another. That’s what people are talking about: can you believe Scott Brown is this close? That’s what everybody is talking about,” Della Volpe said.

The question is: How did a Republican get this close to the Senate seat occupied for 47 years by Democratic political royalty?

Washington shorthanders regarded it as evidence that the anger at government spending and the Obama health-care plan — on display in town hall meetings across the country last summer — was rearing its head even in one of the country’s most liberal states.

“The very fact that this race is even close is a sign of how unhappy Americans are with Democratic rule in Washington,” Newt Gingrich wrote on his website.
Yes, Democrats, you've poo-poohed at every 'Tea Party' demonstration, laughed at the likes of Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck, but guess what?

You're gonna go down. Hard.

 

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