I find it interesting that Connecticut Democrats are preparing for a Linda McMahon bid in 2012… An internal poll conducted for the nascent campaign of former Conn. Secretary of State
Linda McMahon's campaign isn't just attack ads. She goes for a deep emotional connection in this one-minute ad. Democrat Richard Blumenthal is hanging on to his lead because of a strong lead among women. If McMahon can chip away at that foundation, then one of the all-time collapses in modern politics will be complete . . . Jim Geraghty
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Linda McMahon’s Softer Side
Obviously, Linda McMahon still trails. But if this ad can't close the gap, I'm not sure what can. It's not loud, it's not garish, it's not over the top. It just uses Dick Blumenthal's meandering words to confirm what I'll bet many Connecticut folks suspect: Just as you wouldn't prefer a businesswoman to run a D.A.'s office,
Wow. A Republican close to the NRSC sends along this word: The DSCC has for months now insisted that the Connecticut Senate contest is firmly within the Democratic column. And for a time the polling validated that rhetoric. The problem for the committee, now, is that both polling and their spending betrays that notion. After reserving roughly $500,000 in television advertising a couple days ago, the DSCC added yesterday $1.2 million to its ad buy for the remaining three weeks, according to the
If you want to take a Fox News/Pulse Opinion Research poll with a grain of salt, you're free to make that choice. But they're not showing monolithically good news for Republicans. But where they do see good news, it's quite good: West Virginia A new Fox News battleground state poll on the race for the seat held by the late Sen.
If you're pulling for a Republican Senate majority, you have to love the McMahon campaign's momentum. It's like watching the tortoise and the hare. Quinnipiac:
A reader writes in: Sir, I hope you will mention that O'Donnell is down sixteen points down
