Tag: Senate

The chief reason I’m confident of a Romney victory tonight is I believe there will be a massive GOP turnout. Virtually all of the polling, especially at the state level, is based on a false premise that Democrats will come

Conshocken, PA: I’m Republican.  I have lived in Conshohocken, PA my entire life.  I vote at a specific poll in Conshohocken.  I voted this morning.  Having voted there in the past, I remember a specific individual campaigning in ’04 and

President Obama has not talked about ObamaCare much during the campaign, understandably because most Americans want the health care law repealed. But just wait. We’ll be hearing a lot more about the president’s signature legislation, because a “flood” of ObamaCare

Senator Harry Reid is outraged by Republican obstructionism in the Senate. He has also pledged himself to Democratic obstruction in the Senate should Mitt Romney win the White House. Will the real Harry Reid please stand up? Two months ago,

The following reports were received via the Breitbart News ELECTION TIP LINE (noreply@breitbart.com) as of 1:30 a.m. EST, Election Day, November 6. Note that you should not mess with Texas yard signs: California I walked my neighborhood and only saw one

Al Sharpton berated the crowd of 300 people at a GOTV rally in a Baptist church in Bridgeport, Connecticut Monday, shaming the attendees who might not vote.  “Nobody’s shooting you, nobody is bombing your churches, nobody is threatening you,” he

Sherrod Brown claims his opposition to capital punishment stems from his understanding of the Bible. He also claims Jesus would oppose free trade and tax cuts. Brown made these remarks in yet another recently uncovered speech.  According to the senator,

AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said that if President Barack Obama wins a second term, Americans should expect to see “card check” legislation “within the next term.”  Trumka, whose unions are sending nearly 2,000 poll monitors to battleground states, told The

A pre-election interview shows Massachusetts Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren still has a sore spot — and no evidence — for her claims to Cherokee heritage. A reporter for the Massachusetts ABC affiliate asked Warren a straightforward question this weekend. Warren’s

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin wrote on Sunday to urge Americans to vote for Mitt Romney and other “commonsense conservatives” running for office in Tuesday and indicted President Barack Obama’s false promises and failed first term agenda and warned a

When is a win declared a loss? When is a plus declared a minus? When are we told that up is down? We are told such nonsense at election time. And the people who tell us that up is down

With thousands of customers still without power in Connecticut in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, residents are angry with utility companies and their elected officials for the slow return to normal life. Frustrations are particularly high in a state that

Just days after most Massachusetts political pundits had declared Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren the victor in Tuesday’s election battle with incumbent Republican Senator Scott Brown, a new University of Massachusetts-Lowell/Boston Herald poll shows the two are statistically tied on the

Madison, Wisc.- Election official training classes were scheduled for Sunday and Monday, but due to President Obama’s final rally in the state’s capital Monday, the sessions have been cancelled. The Government Accountability Board is now offering the classes in an

Montana Republican Rep. Denny Rehberg has a four-point lead over incumbent Sen. Jon Tester, the Democrat who has voted for liberal bills like Obamacare, in one of the most important and hotly-contested Senate races in the country. A Mason-Dixon poll

How do you explain politics, Chicago-style, brutal, ruthless and thuggish, to an America that believes in goodness and decency? Easy. You lie. The Obama Campaign, flustered by their RuthlessLeader’s lapse into his native Chicago-speak in Springfield, Ohio, is trying to

Update: The final Susquehanna Polling & Research Poll shows a 47-47% tie heading into the Tuesday election. Romney is seen slightly more favorable (+4) than Obama (+1). Adding to Romney’s advantage is that an overwhelming 71% place economic and fiscal

With all eyes on focused on Governor Romney and President Obama and the toss-up race for the White House, there is another political unknown out there that is just as important. Control of the U.S. Senate hangs in the balance,