Bob Etheridge is ungracious to the end — so Renee Ellmers needs your help.
Bookworm on Nov 03 2010 at 3:11 pm | Filed under: Elections
Bob Etheridge is demanding a recount against Renee Elmer. Apparently he understood what I said yesterday, which is that a candidate shouldn’t concede before the last vote is counted. He seems to think that he shouldn’t concede even long after the last vote is counted. But still, a recount is his right.
Recounts, though, mean election lawyers, and election lawyers mean big expenses. Renee Ellmers ran a lean, mean campaign from the start. She was never a big money candidate. (No Whitmaning here.) She therefore needs to have a refill on her war chest to make sure that she’s properly represented for this post-election recount. If you still have a few pennies left over after this monumental campaign season, can you spare some for Renee? Thank you.
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This is starting to sound like that F wit in the Senate. The current comedian aka nosferatu.
I pitched in $50.
I’ve been saying that 2010 is only the opening bell, and it still seems true to me. The American People on the whole aren’t quite… yet… ready… for the conservative message to really take hold. But it has begun! The battle for 2012 is now even more important than 2010. And I suspect we’ll do well, and then 2014 will loom even larger. By then, if conservatives prepare the message well for the next four years, the People will be ready to actually tackle the very tough problems: Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid. Entitlements up the wazoo – we have to reject them all, even the ones we like. It will take years of message and preparation before the American People truly are ready. These are The Message Years.
This is the year we kill ObamaCare. Yes,it can be killed. Not repealed, true, but killed nonetheless. If repeal is the stake through the vampire’s heart – but we’ve not got the wood – then ripping the curtains down and burning the vampire away to dust in the morning sunlight is defunding. We’ll defund it to death, and we’ll get some Democrats along for the ride.
The elections are over and we’ve done very well. I am a conservative, not a Republican, and we will see how the GOP does. The clock is ticking, the game is now on.
Eric Cantor has impressed me. He’s been ready and he’s rolling it out. Game on! Paul Ryan will likely deeply impress us all,too.
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