REPUBLICAN to take TED KENNEDY's SENATE SEAT!

[PM Martin]

http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/01/what-were-seeing-in-massachusetts.html

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=433&topic_id=115805&mesg_id=115805

What is going on?

[cali]

1. highly unlikely, but Coakley has been running a truly lackluster campaign

[PM Martin]

2. If you lose seats in your strongholds, that bodes horribly for

your future.

[tritsofme]

3. Coakley will handily.

There is a chance it won't be a blow out. I can't believe Coakley could do worse than 53%.

[Mass]

4. She will win. No reason to panick. Not that she is great, but we know enough not to send

a RWer on Kennedy's seat, I would hope,

[WI_DEM]

5. Hold on! neither post says a republican is going to take Ted's senate race--they say

that what seemed like a lock for democrats may not be unless the candidate gets it into gear. she has been running a under the radar campaign. But it should be noted that the only public poll is Ras and she is up by 9 right now.

[fascisthunter]

6. lol... not gonna happen

schucks.... lol

[glen123098]

7. According to intrade republicans only have a 10 percent chance.

[nykym]

8. They will take the seat

if the Democratic voters stay at home and say there is nothing to worry about. Remember, if you don't vote You not only lose the election but the right to complain.

[chelsea0011]

9. It won't happen. The woman's vote will carry her to victory.

But a poll shows him within 10 points and the local news goes into overdrive that he is within reach of a victory. He won't get to 50%. And what anyone needs to know about Brown is that he is proclaiming himself pro-choice but got the endorsement of the Mass Right to Life Committee, and didn't request that they not endorse him. And this is the guy who says he is running on a different kind of independant Republicant platform. What a SOS. And I kike that he ran an ad where JFK morphs into Brown when it should have Bush morphing into Brown. He is almost exactly like him. Also, she started running TV ads yesterday. It will all change soon.

[whistler162]

10. The usual....

pollsters asked people standing outside a building who they would vote for and since it was the local Republican club most said the Republican candidate!

[spanone]

11. hysterical thread of the month

[pipi_k]

12. Unlikely to have happened, but even less likely now that

Teddy's widow has endorsed Martha Coakley.

If Coakley wins by any less than 60%, I'll be surprised.

I know I'll be voting for her, anyway.