These tea-partiers (they’re NOT Conservative by any means) have alienated themselves down to a smoldering nub and have managed to piss off everybody under the Sun who ever dared to have difference of opinion with them. If you drink Pepsi instead of Coke than you must be a Liberal and you’re mother is a whore working for ACORN in her spare time when she’s not hijacking planes and flying them into buildings at the request of Valerie Plame. They’re the GOP’s problem and people in NY23 should make damn sure they’re not our problem!

How?

Hoffman has less experience than Obama. No political background except being an architect for the 1980 Winter Olympics and a “promise” that he will vote rightward. Where’s the proof? Just because Palin is picking Hoffman doesn’t mean it’s the right choice. She doesn’t even come close to knowing NY politics – and I like Palin. And how do you know that Hoffman will stick to his promise? Beltway politics are nasty and pressure is immense

I agree with Drew. It’s more of a rejection of the political parties than a message to Republicans, esp. since Obama is such an easy person to go against

Down here in NY-22 we hope to see an actual small-government Republican, George Phillips, unseat the brain-dead (too much hairspray?) Dem hack Maurice Hinchey in the next House election.

Once again, gays are stuck with the choice between losing their wallets or losing their rights.

Who endorses and supports child prostitution as practiced by ACORN, of course.

Meanwhile, it’s hilarious to watch pathetic children like yourself whine about the Seaway when you’ve been supporting and endorsing this.

Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Charles Schumer, both Democrats, have opposed the expansion project, which has been estimated to cost from $10 billion to $15 billion.

Would you like to also see the argument from your Obama Party that it should be closed because of the environmental damage? Of course, a good fluffer like yourself who only repeats Obama talking points can then tell us how wonderful that would be and how the god-king is absolutely right to want to close it.

I am not a Liberal troll, I’m a Moderate voter who will actually be voting on Nov 3rd here in NY where it is up to people like me to decide who will be representing NY 23 in Congress and you just did an outstanding job marketing Hoffman to me if a$$holes like you are who he is supposed to be representing. Great job sunshine! The majority here in NY23 are mostly moderate and don’t particularly like having your “type” in our backyards.

When Dick Armey claims our concerns are “parochial”, that is pretty much the same as claiming that we are “parochial” and it’s insulting. We may seem like a bunch of upstate backwoods hicks to Mr. Armey but these “parochial” issues are very important to us. We rely desperately on the St. Lawrence Seaway for commerce and a major source of stability for our local economy and that is not “parochial”. We elect people to represent WE THE CONSTITUENTS in Washington and not to represent a bunch of insecure tea-partiers who are afraid of being marginalized.

All I can say is that conservative websites have been overrun by millions of “Syntax” clones who are all inexplicably claiming they live in the district and talking about how “insulted” they are.

I think the odds are that he is confused by ACORN theory — you don’t have to live in a district, or even be living, to be a registered voter, and you certainly don’t have to limit yourself to only voting once. And that this is a typical attempt by the leftist Obama Kos astroturfers to pretend they’re something they’re not.

The Libertarian Party will run it’s usual 800 or so candidates nationwide.

And you will win your usual two races nationwide. (a water district manager and a dog catcher)– if that.

If you really want conservatives to take your candidates seriously, the first step is to prove they are SANE which means not running as third-party Losertarians.

http://www.watertowndailytimes.com/article/20091023/OPINION01/310239957

These are the people that are actually supposed to be voting for him, not Glenn Beck and Michelle Malkin. This kind of incompetence is an insult to those of us who actually live here.

You can bet that we Libertarians are going to be calling out our Conservative buddies on this hypocrisy very loudly going into 2010.

The Libertarian Party will run it’s usual 800 or so candidates nationwide. We’ll be expecting a few endorsements coming our way from the Conservative Right.

Eric Dondero, Publisher
Libertarian Republican