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Macsmind Predictions for Election Day

Nov01
2010 1 Comment Written by MacRanger

Well the numbers are coming in. Right now it looks like the GOP is going to sweep the House, say about 65 seats, and I’m predicting at least 9 seats in the Senate. Charlie Cook says that GOP has no chance, but I’m not buying that. This wave is of historic proportions, unlike anything we’ve seen. The reason I think the numbers are lowballed is precisely why most of the prognosticators, pundits and analysis to lose their minds over what is taking place.

You would think that they would have gotten a hint by the name, “Tea Party Movement”, but that seems to baffle them even more. What we have been seeing is an uprising, as I indeed predicted when Obama took office. That it wouldn’t be long before Americans woke up to see what they wrought by voting wrongly.

They have, and they’re about to set it right again.

Happy GOP Tuesday. To borrow from Rick Scott, “Let’s Get to Work”.

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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, like the Rest of the Democratic Party, is Delusional

Aug29
2010 Leave a Comment Written by MacRanger

You’d have to be to say some crap like this:

“(CBS) A Democratic Congresswoman said today the potential victory of Alaska Senate candidate Joe Miller and others supported by Tea Party activists as nominees for the Republican Party will pose a difficulty for the GOP going into the November election.

Miller, who is in a tight contest with the incumbent Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski following Tuesday’s Republican primary, currently holds a narrow lead as absentee ballots are being counted.

Appearing on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., described the GOP primaries, and yesterday’s rally in Washington led by conservative commentator Glenn Beck, as a sign that “There is a raging battle going on within the Republican Party for the heart and soul of the Republican Party.”

Girl is smoking something! Fact is that yesterday should have Dems pissing in their pants. More than 300,000 came yesterday at the call of a radio host because turning America back from socialism is that important. The Wasserman Schultz’s of the Democrat Party are in denial which is why they’re trying to re-define this huge movement we now see.

The numbers are all good for the GOP and all doom and gloom for Dems. Tinker Bell can preach her fairy tales about GOP disarray all she wants, the fact is that Dems about about to get shellacked at the polls.

Fact is that the Tea Party is only the tip of the iceberg of what will be a huge voter backlash come November. Democrats will be knocked out of power and most likely will remain that way for years to come. Americans have seen enough.

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Florida Primary Results ***Meek Beats Greene****Macsmind Calls it for Scott ****Official Scott Wins!***Allen West Wins Florida District 22

Aug24
2010 3 Comments Written by MacRanger

Following the results.

“Kendrick Meek has won the Florida Democratic primary election.

With 39 percent of precincts reporting, Mr. Meek received 55 percent of the vote. His main opponent, Jeff Greene, received 33 percent.

As expected, Republican Marco Rubio won the Florida GOP primary. Mr. Rubio, with 39 percent reporting, held 85 percent of the vote.

In the race for governor, Democrat Alex Sink has won his party’s nomination. Mr. Sink received 78 percent of the vote with 37 percent reporting.

The GOP race for governor remains undecided. With 38 percent reporting Republican Rick Scott leads Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum 47 percent to 43.7 percent.”

The best news of the night, Kendrick Meeks will be the Democrat candidate. He’s completely beatable, especially by Rubio, much more than a Greene would have been. The results are more interesting in Scott vs. McCollum vs. Democrat Sink. Scott is the Tea Party candidate and it looks like he’s on a way to win but it’s too early. Let’s hope so. Scott beats Sink, where McCollum polls lower.

Follow results here.

UPDATE: The Obama Apologetic writes the media spin for tomorrow, “insurgents sag”. “Insurgents?”

UPDATE: Watching Marco Rubio on Hannity, Meeks will have his hands full. Simply put he can’t compete with him.

UPDATE: I’m going out on the limb. With panhandle results coming in it looks like Scott with about a 3 point lead, about 40,000 votes. I’m calling it for Scott.

UPDATE: Media is trying to spin that a Scott win is good for Sink. Show me the poll that says that? It’s not there.

UPDATE: AP calls it for Scott, MSNBC and others follow.

UPDATE: Proud of Allen West here. Clearly the best conservative candidate we have in Florida and in the Country. I interviewed him on the MacRanger Show back in 2008. Stellar man. He’ll face Ron Klein in November. Click on the Allen West link on the side to show your support.

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NRSC Video - Who’s Extreme

Aug18
2010 Leave a Comment Written by MacRanger

Powerful.

Pass it around, it’s hitting the airwaves here in South Florida already. Allahpundit, “Do note that there’s lots of Rasmussen sourcing here, which will lead to plenty of screeching about supposedly tilted numbers from the usual suspects tomorrow. Oh well.’

Well that will only bother who? Besides, other mainstream pollsters are coming about with just about the same numbers.

NRSC
Elections
Election 2012

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Same old General Hypocrisy on Lefty Outrage over Fox News Donation

Aug18
2010 Leave a Comment Written by MacRanger

Heh.

“CNN) - With the knowledge that Fox News’ parent company recently cut a $1 million check to the Republican Governors Association, the leader of the Democratic Governors Association is calling on the cable news network to run a “formal disclaimer” when it covers gubernatorial races.

“I request that you add a formal disclaimer to your news coverage any time any of your programs cover governors or gubernatorial races between now and Election Day,” DGA executive director Nathan Daschle wrote in the letter to Roger Ailes. “[…]If you do not add a disclaimer, I request that you and your staff members on the ‘fair and balanced’ side of the network demand that the contribution be returned.”

A CNN review of financial contributions made by media corporations showed that the parent companies of CNN, ABC, CBS and NBC have all made at least six-figure contributions to political parties and candidates. But none of them have given one organization so much money relative to its equivalent association on the other side of the aisle.”

Daschel’s a moron. But absent the ass-clown persona, the hypocrisy on this is amazing. Dems are hoping mad over Ailes money - which by the way - he gives about 50/50 to Democrats and Republicans. Hell he funded a Hillary fundraise in 2008.

Of course we can all remember when it was discovered that more than 235 journalists donating to Democrats in 2008 while only 20 gave to Republicans for a total of $225,563 vs $16,000 or so for the GOP.

Just about the entire MSNBC lineup gave to Barack Obama’s campaign, yet we saw no “disclaimer”.

Got to love Fox’s response to this idiot.

“”Nathan’s stunt has run its course,” Fox News spokesman Brian Lewis said in a statement to Washington Post media columnist and CNN contributor Howard Kurtz. “His 15 minutes are up. Time to leave the stage.”

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