Democrat Smack Down In Massachusetts

Pass Healthcare and we will vote you out!

Senate Elect Scott Brown

What a difference a year makes. Republican Scott Brown wins the Senate seat in Massachusetts.

We said it here, and now it has been said in Massachusetts. Pass the Healthcare Bill and we will vote you out.

This is America, and we have a representative Republic. Try to run America like you are Monarchs (Obama, Reid and Pelosi) and we will get rid of you!

A Republican Senator in Massachusetts? Welcome to the Boston Tea Party of 2010.

PS: Republicans should not automatically interpret this as support for the GOP. People voted for open honest government, less spending, lower taxes, economic growth and against the healthcare bill. In other words they voted against Obama and Scott Brown was a viable alternative to a Democrat. Soon there may be other choices. In the current political climate, the two party system is not inviolate.

Angry Voters Sending Democrats A Message In Massachusetts?

“We don’t buy what we can’t afford. We don’t spend what we don’t have,” “These people, what they’re doing now, they’re spending money they don’t have so they can get elected again.” – Luis Rodriguez

BOSTON — Republican Scott Brown is surfing a wave of voter frustration with President Barack Obama that has helped propel the once low-profile Massachusetts state senator from long shot to contender in the race to fill the Senate seat left vacant by Edward Kennedy’s death.

Brown’s meteoric rise caught nearly everyone off-guard, particularly Democratic Party leaders who assumed their candidate, state Attorney General Martha Coakley, would have a cakewalk to the U.S. Capitol after winning a four-way primary in November.

They hadn’t counted on voters like Luis Rodriguez.

The 46-year-old plastics factory supervisor, who emigrated to the U.S. in 1988 from Uruguay and became a citizen last year, said he’s fed up with what he calls the lies told by Washington. It’s enough for him that Coakley supports Obama, who Rodriguez says has failed to make good on his pledge for openness.

“We don’t buy what we can’t afford. We don’t spend what we don’t have,” said Rodriguez, echoing the anger expressed by other voters who say Democrats are too eager to bail out bankers and people who bought homes they couldn’t afford. “These people, what they’re doing now, they’re spending money they don’t have so they can get elected again.”

Read the rest at Foxnews

Can Scott Brown win? How many ACORN votes will be stuffed into the ballot boxes in Massachusetts? Even if he doesn’t, the pre-election polls alone have the Democrats in cold fearful sweats. If this can happen in a Democrat bastion like Massachusetts, maybe there’s hope for California. Remember, vote conservative, and vote often.

Blame George Bush Mantra at Obama/Coakley Rally

“If you think there’s magic out there and things can be turned around overnight, then you would vote for someone who could promise you that”

In retrospect that sounds like advice we could have applied to Barack Obama last November, but those are the words of Rep. Patrick Kennedy (D-R.I) as applied to Scott Brown, the Republican candidate for the Senate seat in Massachusets left vacant by the death of Sen. Edward Kennedy.

Kennedy uttered those words after a rally for Martha Coakley, who has been floundering in the polls as the special election approaches next Tuesday January 19th.

Just to show how desperate the Democrats are, President Obama came to the rally to campaign for Coakley despite the fact that if she loses it makes the election a referendum about him, not just a race for a Senate seat.

Kennedy went on to blame George Bush and then said this.

“One thing the Democrats have done wrong? We haven’t kept the focus on this disaster on the Republicans who brought it upon us. We’ve tried too hard to do that right thing, and that’s to fix it, as opposed to spend more of our time and energy pointing the finger at who got us [here] in the first place.”

This is funny because a year after taking office, President Obama still publicly blames George Bush. It used to be that the buck stops with the President. Until Obama was elected, it was considered inappropriate and un-Presidential to blame your predecessor. In actuality, it still is. There is plenty of blame to go around for both parties so people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones, and in this case, the White House is a glass house.

Republican Scott Brown is leading in the polls and peaking at just the right time. It would be a delicious catastrophe for the Democrats to lose the Kennedy seat, and yes it would be a referendum on Obama, even if he didn’t come.

Read the rest at Hotline On Call.

Take Out The Trash, Steele Calls For Reid’s Resignation

““light skinned” and speaks “with no Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one.” Democratic Party Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid about Obama

Jan. 10 (Bloomberg) — Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele called on Democratic Senator Harry Reid to step down as majority leader over comments he made about then-presidential candidate Barack Obama during the 2008 campaign.

Steele said Reid, of Nevada, should suffer the same sanction as former Republican Senator Trent Lott, who was forced out of his leadership role in 2002 for comments about a 1948 segregationist campaign.

Read the rest at Bloomberg.com

Read more about Reid’s racist remarks at WSJonline.

Racism Double Standard?

Take Your Medicine-Stop Complaining

STFU and Take Your Medicine

Senator Reid has prescribed the treatment, and we are the patients. Getting well from being sick usually requires some treatment that most of us would rather skip.

On the floor before the vote, Majority Leader Harry Reid said, “We’re going to hear an earful, but it’s going to be an earful of wonderment and happiness that people waited for for a long time.”

Isn’t it grand that we have Senators looking out for us when we can’t look out for ourselves?