WELL WORTH WATCHING ON PJTV. BILL WHITTLE AT HIS BEST.
In case you're not yet paying attention and still moving slowly after the holidays, I want to remind you that two, TWO, U.S. Senate seats are now up for grabs. If even only one is captured by the GOP---sooner rather than later--- then the Dems super-majority, bomb-proof Senate would be capoot, over, dead-in-the-water, fini. That would mean there would be a lot less chance of the Dems it's socialist agenda down our throats. To wit:
In case you're not yet paying attention and still moving slowly after the holidays, I want to remind you that two, TWO, U.S. Senate seats are now up for grabs. If even only one is captured by the GOP---sooner rather than later--- then the Dems super-majority, bomb-proof Senate would be capoot, over, dead-in-the-water, fini. That would mean there would be a lot less chance of the Dems it's socialist agenda down our throats. To wit:
FIRST AND FOREMOST, Scott Brown is running for the late Ted Kennedy's Senate seat in Massachusetts. The election is January 19, so there's no time to lose. I wrote about it yesterday. Please consider donating to Brown's campaign. He's down by 11 points but it's not an impossible feat. Donate here. If he wins, then we can defeat the healthcare madness being crammed down our throats this winter.
THEN THERE'S Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-ND, who retires at the end of his term later this year and won't seek re-election this fall.
Currently rated a "solid Democrat," Dorgan's seat will now be hotly contested, especially if North Dakota's Republican Gov. John Hoeven decides to run. Dorgan said that after consulting his family over the holidays, he wants to leave behind his 30-year career in Congress to pursue "other interests," including teaching, writing, and working on "energy policy in the private sector." Democrats are getting nervous about this. Read it at MSNBC
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