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It came from DC

Ladd goes out on a high note.

Still, I’d have liked to see a guy with a mustache smoking a cigarette pasted in there. For no reason. Just because.

But I’m weird that way.

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update: By the way, if you have the means, consider throwing a few bucks each to Josh Mandel, Connie Mack, Richard Mourdock, Todd Akin, Deb Fischer, and Jeff Flake on the Senate side; and West, Bachmann, and Steve King on the House side.

Winning the White House isn’t enough. We need both Houses, too, and we need conservatives and classical liberals to countermand the Republican establishment, which doesn’t much like them and doesn’t particularly care if they win or lose.

Resist the status quo. We much. And we must.

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update 2: Add George Allen to the mix.

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update 3: from Pablo: ”

Brandon Doherty, RI-1. Up against David Cicillne, an Obamabot of the most corrupt order. This is Patrick Kennedy’s former seat. This one’s tight but winnable, and an GOP Rep from RI would be amazing.

Bonus: Doherty is a stand up guy with a squeaky clean record. That’s pretty rare around here.

7 Replies to “It came from DC”

  1. sdferr says:
    October 31, 2012 at 11:54 am

    NoDramaObama turns into NoSpamaObama:

    Virginia-based GOP advertising firm ccAdvertising was behind a flood of anti-Obama text messages sent Tuesday night, according to Web domain records.

    By Wednesday morning, GoDaddy, a domain registrar, had suspended the firm’s websites for spam and abuse.

    ccAdvertising did not immediately respond to requests to comment.

    […]

    The FCC issued a public notice in September warning campaigns and outside firms that it will “strictly enforce” the anti-spamming regulations ahead of the election.

    Resist they much.

  2. Jeff G. says:
    October 31, 2012 at 12:00 pm

    I just gave what I could to all the campaigns listed in my update. If there are other great conservative candidates out there in tight races and you’d like me to advertise that fact here, please let me know.

  3. Jeff G. says:
    October 31, 2012 at 12:19 pm

    Like, for instance, Allen in VA.

  4. Pablo says:
    October 31, 2012 at 12:38 pm

    Brandon Doherty, RI-1. Up against David Cicillne, an Obamabot of the most corrupt order. This is Patrick Kennedy’s former seat. This one’s tight but winnable, and an GOP Rep from RI would be amazing.

    Bonus: Doherty is a stand up guy with a squeaky clean record. That’s pretty rare around here.

  5. Jeff G. says:
    October 31, 2012 at 12:47 pm

    Thanks, Pablo. Will post it in another update.

  6. Pablo says:
    October 31, 2012 at 1:10 pm

    Gracias.

  7. RI Red says:
    October 31, 2012 at 9:07 pm

    Pablo, now being an NH voter, the down-ticket RI races will be the only ones I’ll miss. Couldn’t vote against Cicilline – wrong district. Maybe Reilly will unseat Langevin, but I don’t think the average low information voter (OK, most of RI) cares. Whitehouse “cares” about seniors, etc.; Hinckley has an uphill battle.
    My NH vote will be straight conservative/republican. Do you believe they have a vote to constitutionalise the “no income tax” pledge every governor takes?
    I now feel my vote will at least be noticed.

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