4/1/10 – Campaign Update
President Obama has truly reinvigorated the American spirit by fulfilling his campaign promises – even the NRSC has congratulated the leader of the free world for lowering unemployment to -39% and eliminating the federal deficit. Obama’s latest initiative to “replace cars with low-emission unicorns, powered with the renewable energy of rainbows” will undoubtedly earn accolades from both parties.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtxqtBq0uVw
Of course, if you actually believed this, you’d be almost as foolish as Congressional Democrats. Unfortunately, the following isn’t a joke – one Democrat thinks that stationing more marines on Guam will cause the island to “tip over and capsize.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9R-cQ_A_6w
As you can probably tell, there’s not too much campaign-wise going on this week. Former Maryland Governor Robert Ehrlich will be challenging incumbent Martin O’Malley though… stay tuned!
Polling Report
Missouri Senate PPP Blunt (R) 45% Carnahan (D) 41% (3/30)
New York Senate Marist Pataki (R) 47% Gillibrand* (D) 45% (3/30)
North Dakota Senate Rasmussen Hoeven (R) 68% Potter (D) 25% (3/26)
Ohio Senate Quinnipiac Portman (R) 37% Fisher (D) 41% (3/31)
Ohio Senate Quinnipiac Portman (R) 37% Brunner (D) 38% (3/31)
Florida Governor Mason-Dixon McCollum (R) 49% Sink (D) 34% (3/31)
New Mexico Governor Rasmussen Avg. GOP 33% Denish (D) 51% (3/30)
Ohio Governor Quinnipiac Kasich (R) 38% Strickland* (D) 43% (3/31)
Rhode Island Governor Rasmussen Chafee (I) 39% Caprio (D) 28% (3/28)
S. Dakota Governor Rasmussen Daugaard (R) 49% Heideprim (D) 32% (3/30)
North Dakota AL-CD Rasmussen Berg (R) 51% Pomeroy* (D) 44% (3/26)
South Dakota AL-CD Rasmussen Nelson (R) 42% Sandlin* (D) 44% (3/30)
