Scott Brown: 52%
Martha (Marcia?) Coakley: 47%
Joseph Kennedy: 1%
Daily Archive for January 19th, 2010
The Scott Brown for United States Senate election night reception / victory party will be at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel, 50 Park Plaza at Arlington Street, in Boston. This is near the Public Garden and Boston Common.
The festivities will be held in the Imperial Ballroom from 8:30pm to 11:30pm. Although polls in Massachusetts close at 8:00pm, results are not likely to be available quickly. If using the “T” to get into Boston you will need to get onto the Green Line at some point. If you want to drive to the hotel, parking is available at the nearby Motor Mart Garage, but it is not cheap.
PS I’ve been told that there is a RIGOP and RIYR get-together in the works, to he held at Clarke’s, 20 Merchants Row at Faneuil Hall, sometime after 7:00 PM. This is less than a mile from the Park Plaza Hotel.
It all began in Massachusetts on April 19, 1775 with a shot that rang out around the world. A small band of brave Americans battled a vastly superior tyrannical government. These men declared to throw off such government and provide new guards for their security. The pundits claimed it could not be done. But against all odds the American people prevailed. Many called it a miracle and gave thanks for the gift of liberty.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nEoW-P81-0[/youtube]
Today our liberty is threatened by another tyrannical government. Thankfully, we have a way to defend it without resorting to arms. On January 19, 2010, Massachusetts will again become a battle line in the fight for freedom. The people will elect a new U.S. Senator. The choice could not be more clear.
A vote for Scott Brown is a vote for liberty. A vote for Martha Coakley is a vote for the Obama agenda. The pundits claim a Republican can’t be elected in Massachusetts. But they have repeatedly underestimated the American people. On January 19, expect a miracle.
Source: http://MassachusettsMiracle.com
Go Scott go.
This election is payback, for everyone in Massachusetts who has to work for a living, who isn’t on the dole, or a trust fund. It’s for everyone who hates getting dozens of robo-calls from clueless pols pushing “Marsha” Coakley and from union thugs living large off your union dues.
Vote for Brown if you’re tired of the 25 percent increase in the sales tax, and the brand new 6.25 percent sales tax on alcohol, on top of the 37 percent excise tax.
Send the hacks a message.
Vote for Brown if they ignored you when you voted for the death penalty, and to cut income taxes, and they wouldn’t even let you vote on gay marriage. If you’re still waiting for your property tax cut. If you’re still waiting for the attorney general to send a corrupt pol – any corrupt pol – to the can.
Send them a message.
If you’re old and worried about the Medicare cuts they’re proposing, if you’re young and don’t want to pay the fine for not having health insurance, if you have a good health-care plan and you dread paying Obama’s 40 percent tax. Marsha – er, Martha – had a message on TV yesterday morning for everyone who falls in those three categories:
“They are wrong.”…
Read More: The Boston Herald
Disclaimer: This is NOT a notice for a meeting of or from the Rhode Island Republican State Central Committee. Attendance is not required of anyone. This is an informal, unofficial, “ad hoc” meeting of local Republicans for discussion purposes. Media are welcome.
There will be an unofficial “ad hoc” meeting of membership of the Rhode Island Republican State Central Committee on Tuesday, January 19, 2010. Please make an effort to attend.
Regardless of your position regarding recent events within the party, if you are a current Delegate or Alternate Delegate to the State Central Committee, or are simply interested in watching, you are invited and encouraged to participate and attend this very important meeting. As this is an “unofficial” meeting, your attendance is not required.
The meeting will be held at:
Holy Ghost Brotherhood Mariense
Centro Cultural de Santa Maria
846 Broadway
East Providence, RI 02914-3710
http://www.santamariacenter.com
A cash bar will be available (you’ll need it).
This meeting will be an “ad-hoc” meeting of the Rhode Island Republican State Central Committee, conducted in a similar format as regular meetings of the State Central Committee. RIGOP First Vice-Chair Nancy Richmond has agreed to preside at the meeting.
Actions items to include, but are not limited to:
Disposition of the Current Chair
Preliminary Discussion About Closing the Primary
Meeting Sign-in will be at 6:30PM.
Meeting Call to Order will be at 7:00PM.
Members of the media are encouraged to attend.
Mike Napolitano
Chairman, Lincoln Republican Town Committee
Spokesperson, Republican City and Town Committee Chairs
