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I briefly talked to Bill Campbell who is running for secretary of State in Massachusetts at the Twin City Tea Party.
People often forget that the Sec of State has important powers that can be critical if a state has been suffering under one party rule. It is a race that should not be ignored.
He was a last minute addition because we had extra time, it’s a good thing too because he had a lot to say
He is one of two Sticker candidates for AG on the republican side
He took questions from the crowd.
And seems to be a best defense is a good offense type of guy.
You don’t get much more Italian than this man, he could be a fellow in my parish.
…at the twin city tea party on Monday:
I had a lot of trouble uploading video yesterday so a lot of the Monday stuff is coming up today and tomorrow.
…but when it comes to the health care bill she is one of the few people on the left looking at the political consequences with open eyes:
The DCCC was very good at getting not-so-savvy poll analysts to try and discredit the SurveyUSA polling. (Those same pollsters, ironically, didn’t see anything weird in the Research 2000 polls they were quoting authoritatively at the time, which many now find suspect — though Jerome Armstrong spotted it). Somehow Democratic members of Congress engaged in magical thinking and believed Rahm’s BS about the popularity of the health care bill increasing if it passed.
Rather than focus on jobs creation in a country with climbing unemployment rates, Obama spent the better part of a year focused on passing a health care bill that looks like it will play no small part in the Democratic Party’s upcoming electoral woes.
Well, we warned you.
I’ll go one step farther. The Election of Scott Brown was the real breaking of the dam and the thing that made the Brown Election was the chance to stop the Healthcare bill. Forgetting everything else, the morale factor that the Election of Brown had for the tea parties and the GOP can’t be overestimated. Without the Brown victory you don’t have Miller in Alaska you don’t have the GOP establishment defeats in Utah & NC.
Brown’s election Made the Tea Party and the election climate that we have this fall, and the Healthcare Bill made Brown.
Democrats did this to themselves, Hamsher & Co tried to warn them.
I should point out that legal insurrection dissents:
I’m not buying that spin. It is true that Hamsher had some of the most devastating critiques of Obamacare. But when I wrote my Open Letter in January 2010 to Hamsher asking her to join us in defeating Obamacare, there was no response, either directly or indirectly, in words or in action. Instead, Hamsher and others were focused on improving (e.g. public option) not defeating the legislation, an ultimately futiile quest which required a level of subservience to the Democratic leadership in the hope they would come through for you. They didn’t.
Fair point.
memeorandum thread here
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