Boot Barney Frank: Support GOP challenger Sean Bielat
Spread the word and send your money. Corruptocrat Barney Frank has a strong GOP challenger who needs your help in advance of the September 14 primary.
His name is Sean Bielat. He’s a businessman. He’s a Marine. He’s a young father fed up with “systemic corruption” in arrogant Washington. He opposes cap-and-tax, will fight other oppressive Obama eco-policies that are squeezing fishermen, supports a strong national defense, and believes “It’s time for our leaders to return to and abide by the Constitution.” He launched a RetireBarney campaign back in April. Bielat’s latest campaign ad roasts Frank for his recent Fannie-Freddie flip.
Watch:
His new radio ad takes on Frank and the Dems’ failed stimulus and bailout policies. Listen here.
Barney Frank has held his seat for 29 years. Three decades is enough.
As Mark Levin put it so well in his radio monologue tonight (via The Right Scoop), we can’t afford to sit on the sidelines. It wasn’t the original Tea Party movement’s way. It wasn’t the Founding Fathers’ way. Says Levin: “There are candidates who have presented themselves to us. Our fellow citizens. These are patriots. And they’ve sought our help. How can we ignore them? They’ve stood up, put aside their private lives and careers, and answered our calling. They have volunteered to take on the very forces that have been destroying this nation. Are we to leave them on the political battlefield with no backup?”
Hell, no. When brave citizens step up to the plate to tackle entrenched corruptocrat incumbents, they deserve our support.
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Read blogger Sissy Willis’s interview with Bielat here.
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This tells that Frank is vulnerable.
In the special election, Brown won a good chunk of this, and the good news it’s 50% independent.
It would a monster of a win if we can get Barney Frank out of office.
Other close races I want to note on here
Collin Peterson, in the MN-7, is also vulnerable. According to a recent poll done by the Humphrey Institute, Peterson has lost nearly half of his support. In 2008, he won with 70% of the vote in largely conservative rural MN.
His challenger is Lee Byberg, who lived in Norway for some of his life and call you all kinds of stories about health care rationing and EU socialism.
Remember, Norway is touted by the UN as the best place in the world to live and supposedly has the best health care.
http://www.bybergforcongress.com/
The other is Kristi Noem, who is running against Stephanie Herseth in South Dakota
http://www.kristiforcongress.com/
These are two seats are that unexpectedly close.
If Slobbering Barney loses, even though he will go on to become an even richer lobbyist, I will shout from the ROOF OF MY HOUSE in joy! I mean it. I’m climbing up on that roof if he loses…
I’m in.
He is definitely another prime reason in favor of term limits. They don’t need to live in DC for more than 10 years and get another person a turn.
The GOP doesn’t have a chance. That Cavuto interview was amazing though. After Frank’s rhetoric concerning freddie and fannie this past decade, to hear him say it needs to be dismantled is quite the Road to Damascus moment.
Hmmmm……Vote for Jarhead or Old Gay Guy.
Hmmmmmmmmmm……..
So, there is no way he can win then?
I want to eat those words.
I seem to recall that in a recent election (was it ’08?) that although Frank won, he faced a stiffer (poor choice of words, I know) than usual challenge.
Oh how sweet it would be to see this thieving momzer tossed out. And if his district wasn’t so ridiculously gerrymandered he might have been out years ago.
If Frank got the boot, that would be historic and fun to watch.
MM:
Thank you for bringing Sean Bielat to our attention. I didn’t realize that the GOP actually ran credible candidates against Frank. I’m so fricking p*ssed at this POS that I could spit. He and the other Fannie and Freddie enablers are responsible for most of the housing and financial crisis, and they’re getting off scot free. It’s a national disgrace.
Can I phone bank from Indiana?
I hope he wins. But after Scott Brown, well, I’m not counting on a Conservative to win anymore.
Yeah, but can anything good come from that district? It ain’t exactly the Bible belt, ya know. Last time I gave money to a candidate from MA (Scott Brown) it was very disappointing. I’ll have to think about it.
Man, you can do a lot with the campaign ads:
Who do you want fighting for you?
A Marine? (scene of combat troop in desert)
or the opposite of a Marine? (scene of Barney picking out drapes with his ‘partner’)
It’s a no-brainer!!! Semper Fi – grandson will be home from Afghanistan in time to vote (in NC) – please make sure your state will make overseas military absentee ballots count!
Now Dexter, this is the era of don’t ask don’t tell political correctness uber alles. Bawney is just representing his Massachussetts constituency which can be found buggering each other on the beaches of Cape Codpiece each weekend. NAMBLA needs a spokesperson, and I for one think Bawney would be perfect. So the marine wins and becomes the representative, and bawney is named at large ambassador to NAMBLA, GLT groups around the world. He and his boyfriend move to England, and live happily ever after.
Barney Frank has held his seat for 29 years.
… and not just his own “seat” either!
Max #19 – BWaaahaa…you’re killin’ me.
The day Barnee and all of his cronies are bum rushed out of Washington is the day I live for – then, it’s really Miller Time.
Barney Frank is a big reason for the economic downturn we are in. Much more so than GW Bush yet Obama supports Frank with eyes wide shut.
Here is the picture that shows how very vulnerable Rep. Barney Frank is in the 4th Congressional District:
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/graphics/01_21_10_districts/
In the 2008 election, Barney Frank got the lowest percentage of votes (64%) of all of the Congressional Districts in Massachusetts. The other Massachusetts Congressional Districts voted for their Democrat Reps with 67%-76% of the vote. And the 2008 election was a year before Senator Scott Brown proved it was possible for a Republican to be elected in a state-wide election in Massachusetts. The 2008 election was also before the Tea Party movement began.
Please let’s make 2010 the year Barney Frank gets voted out of office!
Funny you should say that because i think Frank Got The Boot is out on video. No, I don’t know that personally – it’s a joke…