Sheesh, I’ve waited all day for updates from The Other McCain and DaTechguy. They’re finally in. Good stuff, too. Good thing I’m taking Monday off, since it’s now Monday! First up from The Other McCain, Reason Magazine editor Michael Moynihan…

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Whatever you may think of the policies of George W. Bush, you have to admit he’s a man of great character. I’ve spent so much of my time covering the election in Massachusetts, I’ve failed to note Bush’s appearance with…

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The way things are looking, the only way Martha Coakley will pull out a win is if Ed Schultz gets his way. Via Vodka Pundit here and here, more bad news for Martha Coakley. Roger Simon: A poll taken Sunday…

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Courtesy of Bones

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I guess they weren’t hanging out at Cheers after Obama’s rally for Martha Coakley today. If so, while blaming George W. Bush for her dismal performance as a candidate, maybe everybody would have known her name. Hotline on Call: As…

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The reason I keep bringing you news of Hugo Chavez nationalizing industries, rationing electricity, etc. is to demonstrate what happens when you give a man and a party who want to “spread the wealth around” too much power. The Examiner/AP:…

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Brett Favre, inspired by Larry Platt, celebrated a Vikings victory by singing “Pants on the Ground.” Via Mashable Larry Platt’s video from American Idol is below. I love that guy!

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I can’t remember the last time blogging was this much fun. It just keeps getting better. The latest poll shows Scott Brown with a lead of 9.6%. With the exception of women (about a 50/50 split), just about every demographic…

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No good deed goes unpunished. Guardian: The US military’s takeover of emergency operations in Haiti has triggered a diplomatic row with countries and aid agencies furious at having flights redirected. Brazil and France lodged an official ­protest with Washington after…

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Check out this wild crowd. The title at You Tube is “Obama Northeastern” so I would assume this took place near Obama’s rally. Gotta love it!

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I can’t tell if Obama was using teleprompters that may have gotten ahead of him during the extended heckling. Either way they really threw him for a loop. Via mediaite, via Hot Air Update: Riehl World View has video of…

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Obama spoke to an underwhelming crowd in Boston to stump for Martha Coakley. True to form, the best he had to offer was to mock her opponent, Scott Brown. Fox News: President Obama warned Massachusetts voters Sunday from following Republican…

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This, while Dear Leader can’t fill a venue in Boston. Via Breitbart More at National Review

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The news coming out of Massachusetts is nothing short of amazing. Something special is happening. Scott Brown is a great candidate who has worked hard, very hard, to earn the votes of the people of Massachusetts. He’s remained positive in…

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Massachusetts voters explain why they’re standing out in the cold to support Scott Brown. I’ll have more updates in a little bit… H/T Frugal Cafe

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This could be huge. The Weekly Standard: Appointed Senator Paul Kirk will lose his vote in the Senate after Tuesday’s election in Massachusetts of a new senator and cannot be the 60th vote for Democratic health care legislation, according to…

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No commentary by yours truly is needed, other than to say the GOP has the opportunity to stand on the right side of history. H/T David Horowitz’s Newsreal.

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Martha Coakley’s own internal poll has her down by 2. But that’s before the stupid gaffe about Curt Schilling being a Yankees fan. Who knows how many other stupid gaffes she’s made in the past day? And yet another independent…

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Just one behind Jumping in Pools. Upstate New York bloggers are moving up in the world!

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This is too funny. Who knew that Martha Coakley snubbed Obama big time during the 2008 campaign? Bwahahahaha! Stop the ACLU: Is there a reason Barack Obama didn’t seem too excited in his web ad for Martha Coakley? Perhaps this…

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