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He should request a recount.

Democrats/Leftists/Liberals have cheated on elections consecutively for years now, and they have stolen elections repeatedly.

Recount!

Find the deceit and corruption in Democrat votes.

They are there to find.

Hoffman probably won that election by a few hundred, to a few thousand votes.

I KNOW that the Democrats would demand a recount had THEY Lost, a la Al Franken and others!

One can say this is a signal of how tired quite a few people are becoming of Obama already. Republican gubernatorial candidates in New Jersey and Virginia have won some early elections for those states in America (Hat tip: Michelle Malkin)….

I was really disappointed with the gay marriage initiate in ME. I would gladly trade NY 23 for that one.

No deal.

The gay marriage debate is here:

http://michellemalkin.com/2009/11/04/maine-votes-down-gay-marriage/#comments

By the way, where’s chapoutier? Why no comments here? Hmmmm…..

You are asking why I was not commenting at 4 in the morning?

Or did you miss my other posts?

Anyway…Republicans/conservatives should feel good about VA. Looks like, along with sweeping the statewides by huge margins, Republicans picked up 6 in the House of Delegates. NJ too, though they appear to have a bit of an anti-incumbent trend there. I was fabulously wrong about NY-23. But still don’t think it has much significance beyond taking a bit of the wind out of the right’s sails. It is a Republican district, but it is also a very insular one. I think perhaps there was more resentment among the voters to the attention Hoffman was getting from outsiders. Not that THIS was the deciding factor, but Hoffman should have probably skipped his fawning interview with Beck. In any case, NY 23 will be redistricted out of existence after the census.

I was really disappointed with the gay marriage initiate in ME. I would gladly trade NY 23 for that one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r_gWY-rCuE

On November 3rd, 2009 at 10:41 pm, zeroangel said:

It’s really rather amazing that over the countless threads you are the very first one to pick up on that. I commute.

You commute from NJ to MIT in order to work your janitor type job?

Well, there’s obviously more to that story.

BTW, I think you should forward me the audio of that radio show caller that sounded like you.

But I will be sending more money to Mr. Hoffman if he chooses to run next year. Sarah Palin and Pat Toomey are on my list as well.

Great race, Mr. Hoffman! I hope you will try again in the next NY-23 election (would that be next year?).

Bogtrotter said:
I laid down after a day of heavy yardwork and woke up in time to catch the good news, though NY23 is still up in the air. Channel surfing I see that FOX has Christie is giving his speech. Meanwhile, at MSDNC, Kieth Olberjerk is talking about the healthcare bill and anything else he can as if there were no elections today at all. LOL. Aside from FOX the effort to mimimize todays victory has begun in earnest. Not a perfect evening, but overall a pretty good wake up.

I think it’s going to take a LOT more to wake up the Stupid Party, the Evil Party, and this country. However, tonight’s elections were a good start.

It would also help if the likes of Newt, Romney, etc., would cut the crap and either help to rebuild the party with the right candidates who have not only honesty and integrity, but actual LEADERSHIP qualities. All I’m seeing is half-hearted attempts to quell the conservative “rebellion” and co-opting of the tea party and their message.

Until the Republican Party realizes that there are many of us fed up and unwilling to “play along” any longer, they’ll never win or see an inroads into taking back Washington. If they don’t start getting a clue, they will be handed their a$$es.

They have 5-6 retiring senators who be will replaced with somebody. How ’bout consulting voters, as well as actually feeling out good candidates? You know, the work they didn’t do in the NY-23 race.