MOST VULNERABLE DEMOCRATS IN THE HOUSE

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Permalink Reply by Commie Hunter D on April 8, 2010 at 10:12am

Here is the remainder of the list of most vulnerable Democrats:

OREGON	4	Peter DeFazio	$437,302
CONNECTICUT	5	Chris Murphy	$1,281,372
PENNSYLVANIA	8	Patrick Murphy	$1,490,439
KENTUCKY	3	John Yarmuth	$666,561
NEVADA	3	Dina Titus	$992,167
MICHIGAN	9	Gary Peters	$1,572,981
VIRGINIA	11	Gerry Connolly	$896,181

ILLINOIS	17	Phil Hare
ILLINOIS	12	Jerry Costello	$628,062
TENNESSEE	5	Jim Cooper	$298,937
TEXAS	15	Ruben Hinojosa	$246,664
MINNESOTA	8	James Oberstar	$892,397
MAINE	2	Mike Michaud	$482,380
NEW YORK	25	Dan Maffei	$1,438,671
WISCONSIN	7	David Obey	$902,663
WASHINGTON	2	Rick Larsen	$526,343

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Permalink Reply by Kaye Woodward on April 8, 2010 at 11:02am

Thank you so much for this list. I find it extremely helpful in plotting my strategy and campaign contributions. How about updating these numbers for us periodically so we can adjust our contributions as needed? You have done us a great service !

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Permalink Reply by Commie Hunter D on April 8, 2010 at 11:17am

Sure, Kaye. I plan on updating the war chests in May. Take care and anyone please spread this list to any and all forums you like. I was locked out of my main NING account and can't do it right now. Best regards, CH

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Permalink Reply by Cherylo on April 8, 2010 at 2:13pm

Thank you Kyle. Bart Stupak announced today that he may not run. Thanks Tea Party Express and everyone who supported the fundraising to make that horse drink!

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Permalink Reply by Rob Mac on April 8, 2010 at 1:29pm

Thank you for the list .
Allot of work to do.

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Permalink Reply by Commie Hunter D on April 8, 2010 at 3:37pm

Thanks, Fred. Glad you mentioned Minnick, because he is definitely someone who could be defeated in November. This is a case where the primaries are absolutely key to getting someone who represents traditional American values in Congress. Cheers, Hoodoo man!

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Permalink Reply by Rob Mac on April 8, 2010 at 3:27pm

I sent this out to the head of the Independent Party for Cal.

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Permalink Reply by Commie Hunter D on April 8, 2010 at 3:36pm

Thanks much, Rob Mac! Networking is the key to harness this movement and direct it against those whom we may consider our electoral opponents.

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Permalink Reply by Commie Hunter D on April 8, 2010 at 4:02pm

What tea party members can do now is "ADOPT-A-DEMOCRAT." Single out whom you consider a vulnerable Dem, find the most conservative person running against them, in either the Democrat primaries or in the Republican primaries, and then sponsor them! You can put a picture of the Democrat you intend to defeat, and the name of the conservative whom you endorse to defeat them. Who's coming with me?

My ADOPT-A-DEMOCRAT is John Hall, the Congressional Progressive Caucus member and former co-founder of the band Orleans, who ignored my phone calls, despite my warnings to him of the consequences, and voted for the fraudulent stimulus package, the phony cap-and-trade bill, and the abominable "healthcare reform" bill. Hall is a Select Member on Energy Independence and Global Warming, and it is time to crank the heat up on him. I am now dedicated to doing everything in my power to see to it that he packs up his cushy air conditioned Washington office and heads home.

My opponent of choice? Nan Hayworth. She was an ophthalmologist for 16 years, both in her own solo practice—which she grew from scratch to become a thriving office--and as a partner in the Mount Kisco Medical Group. In 2007, Hayworth became a Vice President in Medical and Scientific Affairs at a large health-care communications agency, Cline, Davis and Mann, in New York City, serving as a scientific expert in Ophthalmology as well as an expert in private-practice medicine. A doctor, a strong woman, and a no-nonsense conservative, she has the brains and the guts to go to Washington and stand up for what's right. Who is your ADOPT-A-DEMOCRAT?

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Permalink Reply by Rob Mac on April 8, 2010 at 4:07pm

Im on board .

Arnold from calafonia as you know isnt running again But I had sight's set on Meg Whitman and am now sorting through information to see if indeed she does represent the people do you have a sugestion are reliable info into Calafornia.

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Permalink Reply by Commie Hunter D on April 8, 2010 at 4:45pm

Rob Mac, I haven't been watching the governor's races as closely because I think that is a local issue and something that I can only advise on generally. Meg Whitman was on the board of Walt Disney and Goldman Sachs, with rumors of corruption in the latter corporation. I strongly advise trusting anyone with such a background, as these tend to be progressives, basically fascists, who have no problem using the power of government to exploit American citizens. All I can say is do your homework and don't trust any big money candidates who pay lip service to conservative values but who worked for specific corporations with a track record of abusing what should be a free market capitalist system. Take care, Kyle

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Permalink Reply by david L mason on April 16, 2010 at 8:01am

Hay man; you did not mention Nick Joe Rahall WV. (D) , Robert C Byrd WV. (D) and Jay Rockefeller WV. (D) all voted for this heath care less bill .
with some influence from these dirty little back room, behind close door deals, transparency ? yea right an I'm super man----can see threw those close doors.

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