"Another Very Bad Night for Obama, Democrats, and the Media"

[sb10]

From American Thinker:

Probably my favorite part:

More importantly, opponent Trey Grayson was a McCain-type candidate. He seems to have borrowed the worn-out phrases from Kay Bailey Hutchinson's tired campaign in Texas. Grayson's ads touted his ability to "get things done" in Washington by "working with people." I think Grayson would have lost to a blank space with such a tone-deaf campaign.​

http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/05/another_very_bad_night_for_oba.html

 

[Lucille]

Lovin' this piece already and I'm only 3 paragraphs in. Thanks for the link! AT is not one of my a daily stops, but maybe it should be?

The biggest winners were Rand Paul's campaign and the Tea Party movement/philosophy. The biggest losers were Barack Obama and the current far-left Democrat Congress and their notion of a large and intrusive government. Other losers include the political thinking of George W. Bush, Karl Rove, John McCain, and Bill Clinton.

 

[sb10]

Lovin' this piece already and I'm only 3 paragraphs in. Thanks for the link! AT is not one of my a daily stops, but maybe it should be?

You might want to check out http://michellemalkin.com, I got the link from there. She's a very tea-party friendly blogger.

 

[Pistols Firing]

Gotta love the opening paragraph.

The U.S. dollar and good news for Democrats have a lot in common these days. No matter how much of either liberals print, the absolute value keeps declining.