And tells Washington and the president who ran on hope and change as a moderate, 2 simple messages.
Our vote in 2008 meant “No Left Turn”.
Now, we are clarifying. “Keep Right”.
Massachusetts! Wow!
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Message 3 – We don’t want no stinkin’ socialism you arrogant asses.
The Democratics reaction tonight.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDAmPIq29ro&NR=1
In Obama’s campaign speech for Coakley, he said that you may not want to get into Brown’s truck because it may go where you don’t want to. I believe Obama was thinking about Ted Kennedy’s car.
Good win by Brown. He gave a good (and quite funny) speech last night.
Now, going back to Obama, Reid and Pelosi, what did independent voters and Republican turncoats think when they voted for Obama? That he’s a real ‘change’ guy who would be a breath of fresh air? That he would bring bi-partisanship to Washington and pass centrist legislation? Are voters (ie. people) really that stupid that they were ‘fooled’ by Obama and now are voting to slow down his legislative agenda? Dumb-asses. Obama’s ideology and legislative agenda was pretty clear during the election, if people actually wanted to look beyond their rosy-colored glasses.
The win by Brown reminds me of the Verizon ad. CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?
In 1 year, 3 elections have taken place, and in all 3, the candidate that was endorsed by Obama lost.
1 election lost could be fluke. 2 elections lost and you have to take notice. 3 elections lost should have the subtlety of a mule kick.
Especially when that mule is kicking from Massachusetts!
There are two things we know today:
1) The voters are tired of what is happening in Washington; and
2) That Brown’s two attractive daughters are available and ready for the taking.