On Jan 17, 3:43*pm, John H wrote:
On Sun, 17 Jan 2010 14:00:48 -0500, "Eisboch"
wrote:





"C. Mor Butts" wrote in message
.. .

What a gal huh?

She is running the screwiest campaign up here I've seen in a long time.

The radio airways are saturated with what are intended to be negative ads
about Brown but they miss there mark.

In them the name "Scott Brown" and the word "Republican" is
repeated over and over with obscure references to his campaign stump
speeches or position statements that are not very clear and really don't
register to the listener.

Her name never comes up until the end when in a softer, fast spoken
acknowledgement
of "paid for by the Coakley campaign committee" or something like that.

To the casual radio listener, all that sticks in one's head is "Scott Brown"
and "Republican".
It will be interesting to see what that recall produces on Tuesday.

Eisboch

Hey, if I bring myself, my wife, my kids, and grandkids, do you think
we could get registered to vote in Massachusetts by ACORN, and then
surprise them with a Republican vote?

Just wondering.

--
John H

"If you think healthcare is expensive now, wait until it's free!"
--Anonymous

A-CON can find ways to register your dearly departed dog. Or, it's at
least worth a try.

In article 6f9a7a5b-aec0-4944-a6da-
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On Jan 17, 3:43*pm, John H wrote:
On Sun, 17 Jan 2010 14:00:48 -0500, "Eisboch"
wrote:





"C. Mor Butts" wrote in message
.. .

What a gal huh?

She is running the screwiest campaign up here I've seen in a long time.

The radio airways are saturated with what are intended to be negative ads
about Brown but they miss there mark.

In them the name "Scott Brown" and the word "Republican" is
repeated over and over with obscure references to his campaign stump
speeches or position statements that are not very clear and really don't
register to the listener.

Her name never comes up until the end when in a softer, fast spoken
acknowledgement
of "paid for by the Coakley campaign committee" or something like that.

To the casual radio listener, all that sticks in one's head is "Scott Brown"
and "Republican".
It will be interesting to see what that recall produces on Tuesday.

Eisboch

Hey, if I bring myself, my wife, my kids, and grandkids, do you think
we could get registered to vote in Massachusetts by ACORN, and then
surprise them with a Republican vote?

Just wondering.

--
John H

"If you think healthcare is expensive now, wait until it's free!"
--Anonymous

A-CON can find ways to register your dearly departed dog. Or, it's at
least worth a try.

It will be much harder for ACORN here. First off it has been such a blue
state for so long, they don't bother much there. Remember, with ACORN,
it's not about registering voters, it's about registering Democrat
voters and stuffing ballot boxes. Not to mention if it's like CT, a hard
blue state, we have no need for the likes of ACORN (at least till now)
here so we have very strict voting lists and photo ID only. The Dems
want to make sure there is no fooling around here, not like the Purple
and Red states where the Dems fight Photo ID voting so ACORN and such
can work their magic. One thing to watch is if Scott wins, is for Mass
to suddenly drop it's picture id, and registration rules in the name of
"fairness".. At least till the dems solidly hold the seat again

But either way, the dems will cheat. They put Kennedy in office one day
after he was elected. They put Tsongas in two days after he was elected.
Wait to see how long it takes for Scott to get put in, it is in areas
like this, that the NE dems shine