1
A good poster would be Steve McGarrett (the wave hairdo) with the big wave in the background: Be The Wave.

2 I like the wave.

3 is there anything bigger than a tsunami?

4 St. Norberts College is not amused.

5 is there anything bigger than a tsunami?

Posted by: phoenixgirl at October 26, 2010 12:03 PM (eOXTH)

You could go Indonesian with a tsunami and a volcano.

6 So you accept polls from NW Wyoming Tech when they support your Guy. Why should we believe this?

7 I suppose you think this is good news?

8 Siena is a major local player in the polling department, and they have a long track record of accuracy in NY area elections. This isn't Marshall manufacturing a poll for the Manchin campaign.

9 I'll be working a phone bank tonight and thinking of all you 'rons and 'rettes.

10 But Intrade has...o fuck it.

11

I see where another member of the most ethical congress ever just happened to forget about a million dollar house on her disclosures (Babs).

I guess this is what they mean when they talk about congressional oversight.  What else could it mean?

You can call me senator because I worked so hard for that title says, "The truth is for little people."

12 The pollsters are coming home, as to not look like total tools.

13 Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women.

14 is there anything bigger than a tsunami? Posted by: phoenixgirl at October 26, 2010 12:03 PM (eOXTH) Mega Tsunami?

15 Ace, have some courage and ban this Greg Troll. All he is doing is trying to demoralize the troops from doing what you want to do, which is GOTV and keep fighting till election day. Allowing him to continue to squawk and strut does no good in this department.

16 13 Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women.

Posted by: Dan at October 26, 2010 12:10 PM (1jzSs)

Including Barney Frank

17 3 is there anything bigger than a tsunami?

A moon sized asteroid hit.

18 3 is there anything bigger than a tsunami? Posted by: phoenixgirl at October 26, 2010 12:03 PM (eOXTH) Jerry Nadler cannonballing?

19 I can haz pudding?

20 @15
I think this "Greg" may be a sock.  At least, his hash has changed. 

Greg so clearly outed himself a week or so ago that I don't think his mobying is very effective.  He can't even keep his "concerned" schtick going from one thread to the next. 

The one I hate is the christine odonnell/not a witch one.  That one really went into some super obnoxious religious shit the other day.  I'd vote for yanking his ability to comment. 

21

Your blog is automatically marking ballots in favor of Harry Reid.

Care to explain?

22 Was I hallucinating or did a thread appear -- and then disappear -- above this one?

23 I think the "greg" above is a sock.  It might help if socks call him something other than "greg".

24

I'd vote for yanking his ability to comment. 

 

Usually, I'm just yanking my doodle.  IYKWIMAITYD

25

Cool.  Toomey is up on Sestak.

Here all along I was thinking that the Penns were kind of infatuated with their lying, dishonorable, piece of shit, opportunist bastards.

Who knew?

26

Greg is the type of person who, as a kid, was annoying. Finally, after being annoyed enough, you caught him in the parking lot of school, bloodied his nose and thought that was the end of that. Of course, the next day, Greg comes to school and brags he won the fight because while you bloodied his nose, you did not break a rib, blacken an eye or split his lip. All options, of course, you now wish you had done.

 

Don't give Greggy too much credit.  He's an idiot and no one takes him seriously.

27 I think the big push needs to be for the Senate campaigns in Illinois, Nevada and Pennsylvannia. We have the house. If California and Connecticut break Republican even better.

28 re: 12 "The pollsters are coming home, as to not look like total tools." Bingo. The polls will increasingly show more accuracy in the home stretch, and the true size of the surge will become evident. And the results will even be better. I so look forward to bathing in the salty tears of the MFM weasels telling us about how stupid we are. Bring it. This is going to be great.

29

29 I think the big push needs to be for the Senate campaigns in Illinois, Nevada and Pennsylvannia. We have the house. If California and Connecticut break Republican even better.

 

We're (collectively) stupid in PA, but even we won't vote Sestak into office.  Right, guys?  Right???

30
But Intrade has...o fuck it.

Posted by: In before In before In before the troll at October 26, 2010 12:09 PM (+xUBR)

Beat me to it.....

31 The Mother of all Tsunamis.

32

We have a more complete list of Republican House challengers at Fire Fifty.  One hundred twenty five on the list, 83 seat pickup (gross).  We also have all the polls in one handy table

Find some Republican challenger on the list that you've never heard of and send them $25.  Then send Obama an email and tell him you paid to sit in the front of the bus.

33 Forget these infidels.  Vote for me!

34 No one freaking likes SESTAK! he's even creepier than Coons!

35
Don't give Greggy too much credit.  He's an idiot and no one takes him seriously.



Yup. Besides, we like playing with him......like a cat swatting a mouse around before eviscerating the little disease-ridden rodent.

36 I think Toomey has things well in hand. The place where money and help is really needed is WV. Write a check to Raese or volunteer to phone bank.

37 Yes #7 is a siock. Okay, I will be sure to indicate sockness from now on.

38

We're (collectively) stupid in PA, but even we won't vote Sestak into office.  Right, guys?  Right???

Posted by: Wyatt Earp at October 26, 2010 12:22 PM (zgZzy)

No, but when some precincts in Philly report more votes then voters Toomey needs 6% to overcome Philly and Pittsburgh.

39 So it turns out that gal that got stomped on in KY was a moveon.org leftist activist who lunged at Rand Paul and had previous felony arrest for illegal boarding of oil ships.

40

No, but when some precincts in Philly report more votes then voters Toomey needs 6% to overcome Philly and Pittsburgh.

 

No argument there.  And my good friends the Black Panthers will surely be manning the polls again.

41 is there anything bigger than a tsunami? Posted by: phoenixgirl at October 26, 2010 12:03 PM Megaton McCain?

42 More votes than voters?!?!? North Philly reports more votes than PEOPLE of all ages - including those interred in cemeteries!

43 November is Mustache Month.
Ladies, you know the routine, - assume the position.

44

Theshe Polsh..nom..nom..nom.. are making me..nom nom...thirshty.

 

 

45 Name that celebrity II. This condescending celebrity refers to middle America as “this great unwashed middle of the country.”  Name that celebrity!

46

"North Philly reports more votes than PEOPLE of all ages - including those interred in cemeteries!"

Babies & ghosts. Nothing but trouble. 

47 43 So it turns out that gal that got stomped on in KY was a moveon.org leftist activist

Yeah and there is no way that was a "stomp."  If the person who placed his foot on her had actually stomped her, she would not have been giving interviews looking perfectly fine after the obviously staged fakery incident. 

48 Yeah and there is no way that was a "stomp." If the person who placed his foot on her had actually stomped her, she would not have been giving interviews looking perfectly fine after the obviously staged fakery incident. Posted by: Y-not at October 26, 2010 12:38 PM (UcOiF) Yeah but he still should not have done that.

49 A moon sized asteroid hit.

Posted by: Buzzsaw at October 26, 2010 12:14 PM (tf9Ne)

SUMMON THE METEORS!

50 When I got up this morning I put my "Gregs "on like I always do. Then I became part of the wave for a few hours....the crowd is energized here in NH. I sent money to Sean Bielat last week, I hope other morons will bomb his war chest...I do think Barney is vulnerable if turnout for D's is low. Be the wave, you don't even have to get wet.

51 13 Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women Nancy-boys.   FIFY.

52 Yeah but he still should not have done that.

Posted by: nevergiveup at October 26, 2010 12:41 PM (0GFWk)

the whole thing was a moveon.org setup and fakery.

53

If you are going to be in the Clifton Park area on Saturday, sign up! We have 10 people so far, which is way more than I expected to get for such a blue district.

Clifton Park is really that blue?

I thought that's just where everyone from Albany moved to in order to escape the crappy city public schools.

54 Posted by: Lewis at October 26, 2010 01:33 PM (Y3uPw)

Not Clifton Park or Saratoga County as a whole but it's still NY. To get 10, now 11 morons together strikes me as a big deal.

55
 Drew, I think you'd be surprised at how conservative this area(NY20) is, outside the urban centers. The people ARE conservative in the best sense, regardless of party affiliation.  Something too many miss.

  Murphy's gone.

56 Posted by: irongrampa at October 26, 2010 02:38 PM (ud5dN)

I'm pretty familiar with the area, I guess I was thinking more about the morons.
I know there's one or two Capital District folks around here but 10? That go my attention.

Part of it was just relief....I won't be alone or feel foolish for setting it up and have no one sign up.

57

Posted by: DrewM. at October 26, 2010 02:16 PM (HicGG)

So when you can you make it down to Albany for some beers, DrewM.?

I'll buy.

Heck, I might even be persuaded to cover cab fare.

Don't sweat it, this'll be just another example of your tax dollars at work! (In case that's a tad obscure, just imagine who my employer might be ...)

58

Oh yeah, and my kids' Halloween party that day prevents me from being the wave.

Unfortunately.

Or conveniently, however you want to spin it.

;-)

59 Wow; cool! My brother lives in that district. It's probably a wife-cancelling-husband situation. I'd guess his two grown-up (speaking loosly) kids in the area are likely "part of the problem", though.