Blumenthal up over 10 points in Connecticut

RealClearPolitics - Election 2010 - Connecticut Senate - McMahon vs. Blumenthal

Boy, there are going to be some very unhappy WWF fans on November 3rd...

 

LOL!

Linda McMahon has challenged Blumenthal to a Steel Cage Death Match! She does not care that he was a Vietnam Vet!

 

boy oh boy, you people will SUPPORT anything that has a D next to his name.

the man lied about his military service, there is plenty out there about him being a real piece of shit, yet you root for his winning.

Democrat motto folks..
PARTY OVER COUNTRY

 

and of course you are not a GOP hack...

 

The 'Mommy, the other kid did it too' defense. How sad.

 

This guy is a shady politician by any stretch of the imagination.He told a an amazing lie about his service in the military,in the debate he didn't have a clue as how to create jobs and he has a lead in the polls.Can people really be that stupid.Here's a lady who has managed a company is going to do her best to do some good for the state and the people are going for this sleazeball politico Blumenthal...

This guy gets in you dopes in Conn deserve what you get.

 

I think that's down from previous margins.

 

Well well, more on that UPSTANDING Pos Blumenthal

SNIP:
.Blumenthal camp aids group’s attack on McMahon
Published: Saturday, October 23, 2010

0diggsdigg ShareThis10By Ed Stannard, New Haven Register

Staff members for state Attorney General Richard Blumenthal’s U.S. Senate campaign assisted Planned Parenthood when the agency asked for photos of women wrestlers in order to launch an attack on Linda McMahon, the campaign confirmed Friday.

McMahon’s campaign accused Blumenthal’s of cooperating with the women’s health organization in election activities.

While nonprofit and for-profit groups can spend money on campaigns, a result of the Supreme Court’s decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, they are not allowed to coordinate efforts on paid political advertisements.

Earlier this week, the state Democratic Party filed a complaint with the FEC charging coordinated campaign activity between McMahon and World Wrestling Entertainment, run by her husband, Vince.

“It was just yesterday that the Blumenthal-funded state Democratic Party filed a frivolous complaint alleging coordination — despite the fact that they had no evidence,” said McMahon spokesman Ed Patru in an e-mail.

“Today, there is clear and incriminating evidence that Dick Blumenthal is not only engaged in potentially illegal coordination, but that he is a politician who will stop at nothing to hold onto power.”

But according to Marc Elias, an elections lawyer working with the Blumenthal campaign, coordination between the campaign and Planned Parenthood is legal because it is intended only to be put on the Internet.

The FEC “essentially exempted the Internet from what we think of as the coordination rules,” said Elias, a partner in the Perkins Coie law firm in Washington.

The rule enabled bloggers and others who may not fit under the news media’s exemptions to discuss issues with campaigns that will end up on Twitter or elsewhere on the Web, Elias said.

“Organizations that do that will typically have a dividing line between folks that talk to campaigns and those that don’t,” he said. The Planned Parenthood Action Fund endorsed Blumenthal in June.

Ty Matsdorf, a spokesman for the Blumenthal campaign, verified the e-mail that Patru distributed, which was sent by Marcy Stech to other campaign and Democratic staffers.

Under the subject, “Worst of WWE + women photos,” the e-mail stated that Democratic consultant Andrew Grossman “is looking for mysoginistic photos of women and WWE. Planned Parenthood wants to hit LM hard on it. What do we got?”

The e-mail first appeared on the Politico blog.

the rest at.
Blumenthal camp aids group?s attack on McMahon - The Middletown Press : Serving Middletown, CT

 

Cry me a river...Big Mama of wrestling cannot beat Blumenthal. And you know that he hubby pumped a ton of wresting money into the race...