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Showing posts with label 2010. Show all posts
Monday, November 1, 2010
Demplosion! via @iOTW #BeTheWave #rsrh *UPDATED* ** Further UPDATE**
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
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3:29 PM
Friday, October 29, 2010
The quick and dirty on the new Monmouth #DESen Poll
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
11:04 AM
Christine O'Donnell has cut Chris Coons' lead by 9 according to Monmouth's newly released
poll...
Christine O'Donnell is winning indies...
Her messaging is working...
poll...
In the past two weeks, Republican Christine O’Donnell has narrowed Democrat Chris Coons’ lead in Delaware’s U.S. Senate race from 19 points to 10 points. The latest Monmouth University Poll finds Coons has the support of 51% of likely voters to 41% for O’Donnell. Two weeks ago, this race stood at 57% to 38%.
Christine O'Donnell is winning indies...
O’Donnell has also made gains among independent voters, now leading Coons 47% to 42% among this voting bloc. Two weeks ago, she trailed in the independent vote by 51% to 41%.
Her messaging is working...
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Lincoln Continues To Get Trounced By Boozman
Obamacare is an Albatross
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
11:15 AM
Republican candidate, John Boozman, leads his Democrat opponent, Blanche Lincoln, by a 2 to 1 margin. This has been so for a while in the head to head match ups. The reason why, as noted by Rasmussen, is Obamacare.
Hey, there's that same 2 to 1 margin again, interesting.
And no, not even the first Black President can save her.
Lincoln, who is seeking a third term in the Senate, was reelected in 2004 with 56% of the vote. But she has been struggling politically at home since late last year following her procedural vote that kept the national health care bill alive in the Senate.
Voters in Arkansas have consistently opposed the health care bill more strongly than voters in much of the rest of the country. Sixty-five percent (65%) of voters in the state now favor repeal of the health care bill, while 30% oppose repeal. This includes 57% who Strongly Favor repeal and 20% who are Strongly Opposed.
Hey, there's that same 2 to 1 margin again, interesting.
And no, not even the first Black President can save her.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Dana Loesch and Erick Erickson in Playboy!!
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
2:58 PM
H/t, oddly enough, to Dana Loesch.
In an article entitled "Rogues of K Street" an anonymous consultant paints a picture of the core Tea Party movement and some of it's movers and shakers for Playboy. One of these Tea Partiers is none other than Dana Loesch, of which our anonymous author writes...
Sounds like your average girl next door to me.
Also mentioned is Erick Erickson, whom I write with on RedState. Erick is quoted in relation to the question of truthers in the Tea Party...
The anonymous consultant builds from there...
In general, if you adhere to conspiracy theory there is a good chance that you are a brand of crazy that conservatives, whether you call us Tea Partiers or not, just can't abide.
The article closes with a glimpse at the budding relations between these shadowy masters of activism and elected members of Congress...
Make sure to read the whole thing.
Aaron B. Gardner
In an article entitled "Rogues of K Street" an anonymous consultant paints a picture of the core Tea Party movement and some of it's movers and shakers for Playboy. One of these Tea Partiers is none other than Dana Loesch, of which our anonymous author writes...
Loesch is the sweet Midwestern goth version of Laura Ingraham. At the Conservative Political Action Conference she had a constant stream of such interviewees as Phyllis Schlafly, Ann Coulter, Ken Blackwell and Newt Gingrich. She fits right in, except she doesn’t look like a troll.Moore is one tough gal. Her Twitter bio reads, "Smart Girl Politics Director of Technology & Midwest RC, Political Troublemaker, Spy. Bodybuilder. I’m not mean, you’re just a sissy."
Sounds like your average girl next door to me.
Also mentioned is Erick Erickson, whom I write with on RedState. Erick is quoted in relation to the question of truthers in the Tea Party...
RedState.com blogger Erick Erickson wrote, "In Texas, Tea Party activists have rallied to Debra Medina, who just yesterday refused to definitely dismiss the 9/11 truther conspiracy as crackpot nonsense. If a candidate cannot do that, we cannot help that candidate. It’s that simple."
The anonymous consultant builds from there...
Our candidate-interview process is pretty simple. The candidate is asked two questions:
(1) Are you a birther?
(2) Are you a truther?
If the answer is anything but "no" or "hell no," the conversation ends right there. If the candidate answers correctly, the conversation continues, looking at viability and whether we can have a worthwhile impact. The reality of this litmus test is as patriotic as practical. Donors don’t contribute to lunatics.
In general, if you adhere to conspiracy theory there is a good chance that you are a brand of crazy that conservatives, whether you call us Tea Partiers or not, just can't abide.
The article closes with a glimpse at the budding relations between these shadowy masters of activism and elected members of Congress...
Various Republican congressional leaders met for hours with our leadership and our finance team in the Richard Nixon suite at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington. Never in my career had I had a congressman look me in the eyes behind closed doors and say with such sincerity, "Give me a list of what you need me to do." The second meeting drew 10 congressmen. There we sat, inside the Capitol Hill Club (which shares the building that houses the Republican National Committee), sharing ideas on how we can work together. The third meeting drew 17 congressmen. We’ll see help with fundraising and research from friendly members of Congress. It’s what you won’t see that’s more important. Our role is to quietly help a dozen grassroots conservative candidates win in the fall, using traditional and nontraditional means. If you don’t hear from us directly, we will have done our job.
Make sure to read the whole thing.
Aaron B. Gardner
#rsrh Renee Ellmers (R-Cand) #NC02 47 seconds of #pwn
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
12:12 AM
Via Allahpundit, and if you need back story on this then follow the links in AP's post or check out this and this.
G'night
Aaron B. Gardner
P.S. Should you ever be in the circumstances where you wish you had a camera you will kick yourself for not having had clicked below.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Sooner or later God'll cut you down
Overnight Open Thread
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
1:13 AM
My head's been wet with the midnight dew
I've been down on bended knee, talkin' to the man from Galilee
He spoke to me in the voice so sweet
I thought I heard the shuffle of the angel's feet
He called my name and my heart stood still
When he said, "John go do My will!"
You tell em' Johnny.
Aaron B. Gardner
P.S. It would be awesome if some industrious GOP'er was able to get the rights to that and create a slew of campaign commercials from it. Alas, I don't know any and the RNC and I aren't really sharing emails.
Monday, June 14, 2010
Rep. Etheridge Blames The Victim
She shouldn't have been dressed like that Officer
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
3:11 PM
So, Democrat thug Rep. Etheridge offers the typical non-apology apology after footage of him assaulting a young man was posted on youtube. He says he watched the video and in retrospect was wrong. Sort of.
Let's watch the video again so it is fresh on our minds...
Now let's look at Rep. Bob "The Bully" Etheridge's apology...
Now let me translate that...
Let's watch the video again so it is fresh on our minds...
Now let's look at Rep. Bob "The Bully" Etheridge's apology...
"I have seen the video posted on several blogs," says Etheridge. "I deeply and profoundly regret my reaction, and I apologize to all involved. Throughout my many years of service to the people of North Carolina, I have always tried to treat people from all viewpoints with respect. No matter how intrusive and partisan our politics can become, this does not justify a poor response. I have and I will always work to promote a civil public discourse."
Now let me translate that...
Conservative Resurgence Affecting Democrats in 2010
Also, Can Someone *SMACK* Josh Marshall
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
1:21 PM
So, let me set the stage: Jennifer Bendery and John McArdle write an article on Roll Call [subscription required] on the the political dynamics of President Clinton being a campaign proxy for President Obama throughout the 2010 cycle.
The article does well in explaining were the public and Obama disagree on policy and how Clinton manages to somewhat close that gap. For example...
... In the qoute above we see that on economics in particular even Democrats would like a more centrist fiscal agenda, one like we had in the 90's. You know, when the Republicans controlled the purse strings.
But I digress, back the the Roll Call article. In West Virginia, where coal is king, we have our next example...
The article does well in explaining were the public and Obama disagree on policy and how Clinton manages to somewhat close that gap. For example...
Clinton is likely to be more appealing to Democrats than Obama would be for a number of reasons, one longtime Democratic media consultant said. For starters, Clinton, a centrist Southerner, has more flexibility to campaign in different regions of the country than the current president.[emphasis added]
Additionally, “You can always count on Bill Clinton to not only excite the base but to make a very pointed and rational economic argument. Voters think we got it absolutely right in the 1990s, economically, when he was president,” said the media consultant.
... In the qoute above we see that on economics in particular even Democrats would like a more centrist fiscal agenda, one like we had in the 90's. You know, when the Republicans controlled the purse strings.
But I digress, back the the Roll Call article. In West Virginia, where coal is king, we have our next example...
#rsrh Rep. Bob Etheridge (D-NC) Assaults Citizen - *Update* **Update Again and Again**
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
8:31 AM
** Welcome readers from Moe Lane and Instapundit passing through Moe Lane. Click for an update on Rep. Etheridge's non-apology apology
Hello Readers from NRO's The Campaign Spot, see link above for story update.
**End Update**
Via Breitbart, Rep. Bob Etheridge needs a talking to on constituent services.
*Update*
Meet this bully's competition [h/t Moe Lane]...
That, is Renee Ellmers.
Here is where you donate.
You can also follow her on twitter and Facebook.
*End Update*
Couple of other things for you to check out this morning.
Moe Lane on mineral find in Afghanistan.
And for a laugh, check out Sad Keanu by Caleb Howe.
Be back later with something more bloggy.
Aaron B. Gardner
Hello Readers from NRO's The Campaign Spot, see link above for story update.
**End Update**
Via Breitbart, Rep. Bob Etheridge needs a talking to on constituent services.
*Update*
Meet this bully's competition [h/t Moe Lane]...
That, is Renee Ellmers.
Here is where you donate.
You can also follow her on twitter and Facebook.
*End Update*
Couple of other things for you to check out this morning.
Moe Lane on mineral find in Afghanistan.
And for a laugh, check out Sad Keanu by Caleb Howe.
Be back later with something more bloggy.
Aaron B. Gardner
Friday, June 11, 2010
Marco Rubio on Morning Joe: Oil Spill
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
2:37 PM
"Government is big and it's burdensome, but it is also broken"
You can say that again, and I am sure he will.
There is no doubt in my mind that this man will be a force to be reckoned with as Florida's Senator.
Let's make sure he gets that chance.
Aaron B. Gardner
Thursday, June 10, 2010
#rsrh Meg Whitman = Joseph Goebbels?
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
11:53 PM
Thank the Lord that Jerry "Moonbeam" Brown is running for CA Governor again.
I mean, if he wasn't we would miss out on such profound insights like this from Politico:
I don't think Goebbels had the type of money that Meg has, 80 million in a primary!
Oh, and of course Meg didn't participate in the greatest act of genocide of the last century.
But yeah, Moonbeam, we are all Nazi's and we are coming for you!
Aaron B. Gardner
P.S. Might as well let Meg know you are with her.
I mean, if he wasn't we would miss out on such profound insights like this from Politico:
"You know, by the time she's done with me, two months from now, I'll be a child-molesting..." Sovern quoted Brown saying. "She'll have people believing whatever she wants about me."
Then he added, "It's like Goebbels...Goebbels invented this kind of propaganda. He took control of the whole world. She wants to be president. That's her ambition, the first woman president. That's what this is all about."
I don't think Goebbels had the type of money that Meg has, 80 million in a primary!
Oh, and of course Meg didn't participate in the greatest act of genocide of the last century.
But yeah, Moonbeam, we are all Nazi's and we are coming for you!
Aaron B. Gardner
P.S. Might as well let Meg know you are with her.
We Lost: That's no reason to act like a loser.
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
12:37 PM
Conservative in the primary, Republican in the general. If you can't get on board with this concept I suggest you stop reading this post right now.
On Tuesday in California myself and others were highly disappointed with Chuck DeVore losing to Carly Fiorina in the Republican Primary. The bitterness of this defeat is not lost on me, I had a good deal of skin in this game (despite the attacks by my detractors).
Anyone who paid attention during this primary will know that I was all in for Chuck DeVore. Additionally it is no secret that I believe Carly is a moderate Republican.
Now, I am sure I will more than likely get attacked for calling Carly a moderate, even though I also clearly stated she is a Republican. I am ok with that. We are beyond the primary now and we have a candidate, at this point it just doesn't matter whether she is a moderate or the incarnation of Kirk's 10 Conservative principles.
Carly is our candidate.
On Tuesday in California myself and others were highly disappointed with Chuck DeVore losing to Carly Fiorina in the Republican Primary. The bitterness of this defeat is not lost on me, I had a good deal of skin in this game (despite the attacks by my detractors).
Anyone who paid attention during this primary will know that I was all in for Chuck DeVore. Additionally it is no secret that I believe Carly is a moderate Republican.
Now, I am sure I will more than likely get attacked for calling Carly a moderate, even though I also clearly stated she is a Republican. I am ok with that. We are beyond the primary now and we have a candidate, at this point it just doesn't matter whether she is a moderate or the incarnation of Kirk's 10 Conservative principles.
Carly is our candidate.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Crist's Boy Goes Down
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
1:42 PM
At least that is the rumor going around. Good riddance.
Aaron B. Gardner
P.S. Donate to Marco Rubio Here
Aaron B. Gardner
P.S. Donate to Marco Rubio Here
Friday, September 18, 2009
You want Conservatives to come back in 2010...Open your wallet
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
11:39 AM
That is all.
Friday, September 4, 2009
Seeking Clarification From Meg Whitman Regarding Van Jones
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
6:08 PM
I think these videos speak for themselves.
Via @ashleyingram86 h/t Erick Brockway
First...
Then a local Radio Station's take on a slightly longer clip of the same event...
This is not what the public will be looking for in 2010. Just a word of advice.
Aaron B. Gardner
Crossposted at RedState
Via @ashleyingram86 h/t Erick Brockway
First...
Then a local Radio Station's take on a slightly longer clip of the same event...
This is not what the public will be looking for in 2010. Just a word of advice.
Aaron B. Gardner
Crossposted at RedState
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Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Spitzer to challenge Gillibrand
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
10:30 AM
No, I am not joking. [h/t to Michelle Malkin]
Via NYPost:
Well, oddly enough, I think the Senate is a perfect place for a whore mongering sleaze bag to remake his image. It's not like he left a woman to die of asphyxiation in a river or something.
Aaron B. Gardner
Crossposted at RedState
Via NYPost:
Less than 18 months after he left Albany in a prostitution scandal, Spitzer has held informal discussions in recent weeks about the possibility of making a bid for state comptroller or the US Senate seat currently held by Kirsten Gillibrand, sources said.
Well, oddly enough, I think the Senate is a perfect place for a whore mongering sleaze bag to remake his image. It's not like he left a woman to die of asphyxiation in a river or something.
Aaron B. Gardner
Crossposted at RedState
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
Friday, August 7, 2009
A quick lesson in projection
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
2:39 PM
When a person has uncomfortable thoughts or feelings, they may project these onto other people, assigning the thoughts or feelings that they need to repress to a convenient alternative target.
Projection may also happen to obliterate attributes of other people with which we are uncomfortable. We assume that they are like us, and in doing so we allow ourselves to ignore those attributes they have with which we are uncomfortable.
We all know that the President and his minions have been claiming that right leaning activists are actually all bought and paid for by the Republican party and AFP. Most of us know that this is not the case but rather just projection from Democrats who are afraid of their own constituents.
The media and the Adminsitration has been going off for a week, or longer, about these astroturf claims.
Well I think the lady doth project too much...and the evidence is below...
Fight the Status Quo! $400-$600 Per Week (Minneapolis, MN) [Cragslist posting]
Date: 2009-07-27, 12:12PM CDT
Reply to: see below
You can help leading organizations win historic changes on issues that you care about and that are important to America.
Build support for health care reform with U.S. PIRG. Mobilize activists to cut the cost of health care, expand coverage, and stop sick from getting dropped by insurance companies. Go out in your community and make change happen. Make friends and money along the way.
Earn $400-$600 per week. To apply for a job, call Chris at 612-331-1434.
The Fund for the Public Interest has been working for over 25 years with organizations such as Sierra Club, Environment America, Human Rights Campaign, Progressive Future and U.S. PIRG to win concrete victories for the public interest. We are the nation's premier nonprofit for raising money, building membership and winning grassroots campaigns.
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Compensation: $400-$600 Per Week
This is at a non-profit organization.
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Emphasis mine.
As you can see this is a Progressive front group that is putting together an Astroturf campaign. By the way...$600 a week is more than my Wife makes working with disabled children. Just saying.
I have said it before but it is worth saying again...if you want to know what this Administration is doing, simply listen to what they are claiming the other side is doing.
[h/t to Charlie @ RedState]
Aaron B. Gardner
Crossposted @ RedState
Post Partisan MY ASS!!!
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
12:35 PM
[h/t Steve Foley @ The Minority Report]
President Obama is actively inciting hate against those that disagree with him, not those who created this mess, after all the Democrats have had control of the congress since Jan 2007. Obama is up there preaching like his pal Rev. Wright...using the bully pulpit to cause division rather than unity.
He claimed to be post partisan.
He claimed to be above the fray.
But to those who were paying attention, these sort of union thug tactics are no surprise.
Remember...this is not the first time he has asked his minions to get in the faces of those who dissent with The One™.
Aaron B. Gardner
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
WRT Right Wing Extremists and Town Hall meetings...[UPDATED]
Posted by
Aaron Gardner
at
1:50 PM
I am actually surprised one could find video of "Right Wing Extremists" at any town hall meetings.
After all...most of the Democrats in Congress aren't having town hall meetings because they don't want to deal with their constituents opposition to a plethora of proposals and acts of congressional overeach.
But alas that is not the point of this post...
For the point...
"They're Back"
Yes, you are correct...we are back and we are upset. One reason we are upset is that the Domocrats in Congress, and the Obama Administration as a whole, are calling us terrorists, extremists and many other names in order to marginalize us. And for what, what is it that we have done for them to categorize us as extremists?
Dissent, that's what. We dare to stand up for ourselves, we dare to invoke our rights given by our God and protected by our Constitution.
Once known as the "highest form of patriotism", dissent is now apparently the last bastion of extremism. How quickly the sands shifted.
Make sure to go here* to read more on the changing value of dissent in our Republic. If you want the cliff notes version see Caleb Howe's tweet here.
[UPDATE]
I highly encourage any readers I may have to go see Jeff Emanuel's take on RedState with regard to the hypocrisy exposed by this DNC Ad.
[END UPDATE]
Aaron B. Gardner
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After all...most of the Democrats in Congress aren't having town hall meetings because they don't want to deal with their constituents opposition to a plethora of proposals and acts of congressional overeach.
But alas that is not the point of this post...
For the point...
"They're Back"
Yes, you are correct...we are back and we are upset. One reason we are upset is that the Domocrats in Congress, and the Obama Administration as a whole, are calling us terrorists, extremists and many other names in order to marginalize us. And for what, what is it that we have done for them to categorize us as extremists?
Dissent, that's what. We dare to stand up for ourselves, we dare to invoke our rights given by our God and protected by our Constitution.
Once known as the "highest form of patriotism", dissent is now apparently the last bastion of extremism. How quickly the sands shifted.
Make sure to go here* to read more on the changing value of dissent in our Republic. If you want the cliff notes version see Caleb Howe's tweet here.
[UPDATE]
I highly encourage any readers I may have to go see Jeff Emanuel's take on RedState with regard to the hypocrisy exposed by this DNC Ad.
[END UPDATE]
Aaron B. Gardner
* SnarkandBoobs is a friend and a fabulous blogger...if not in your Google reader add now.
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