TEA PARTY LEADER JIM DeMINT SUPPORTING TODD AIKEN IN MO. WOMEN TAKE NOTICE
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Jim DeMint a National Tea Party leader and R SC is encouraging funding for Todd Aiken's campaign.
"Hypocrisy is me" should be the Tea Party ethic. http://politi.co/Q1J9cr |
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| I recall an old Calvin and Hobbes cartoon where he states "If you can't win by reason, go for volume." I guess if it works for six-year old kids, why shouldn't it work in politics as well? |
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A perfect illustration of the Tea Party's need to to villify anyone who dares to point out their ignorance. Support Aiken so you can lose more women voters. You Tea Party types better figure out how to create more angry white men who can vote against thei own self interest, You'll soon be irrelevant. |
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Yup. Just heard that polls show the gender gap is 18 points in Iowa. Keep pushing women away with your vaginal wands and there won't be any of us left who want to vote for you. |
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I'll have to check but I thought Gingrich was doing the same thing.
Does anyone know what the polls show in Mo? I have heard conflicting things and have not googled reliable info. I may send a sizable donation if she is at risk. |
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I don't know what to make of the polls based on this article from the Post Dispatch. So I'm not taking any chances.
Can anyone tell me what the maximum is for a senate race, for a married couple? http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/nick-pistor/conflicting-partisan-polls-in-missouri-s-u-s-senate-race/article_da888362-fdc1-11e1-8ced-001a4bcf6878.html |