Tea Party Impact – Glenn Reynolds

But whether the political class likes it or not, this sort of thing is probably here to stay. While 2009 was the year of denigrating and ignoring the tea parties, I suspect that in 2010, they’ll be listened to quite closely. Those who fail to do so, are likely to find themselves out of a job.

Pre-Debate Rally – Special Senate Election

Join fellow Tea Party members at UMass tonight as we rally to support our preferred candidate for the Massachusetts Special Senate Election.
Final Debate - Massachusetts Special Senate Election
5:00 – 7:00 PM
UMass Campus Center
100 Morrissey Blvd. – in the circle
For directions - http://www.umb.edu/campuscenter/directions.html
And no, I cannot get the )**^$%&^(*( link to work!!!!

MA Special Senate Election Polling

What a stunner!  Just days after Rasmussen puts Coakley a measley 9 points ahead of Brown, PPP comes out with this.
The Massachusetts Senate race is now a toss up.
Buoyed by a huge advantage with independents and relative disinterest from Democratic voters in the state, Republican Scott Brown leads Martha Coakley 48-47.
What’s all the fuss about?
Brown [...]

Massachusetts Special Senate Election Update

Visit www.redmassgroup.com – Rasmussen just released poll: Coakley 50% Brown 41%. Among those “very certain to vote” the lead is only 2%. Also, Brown leads the unaffiliated 65% to 21%.