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Tea Partier in Ohio Senate Race Indicted

Eric Deaton, the Tea Party guy, their candidate for the Ohio U. S, Senate seat, has been indicted for having sex with a minor. Mr Deaton, the Tea Party and family values organizations' favorite, was indicted for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor that he supposedly met at his church.

According to reports, Greg Flannagan, the spokesman for the local county prosecutor, said the indictment alleges that Mr. Deaton engaged in sexual conduct with a girl who was between the ages of 13 and 15 between March 20, 2006 and March 25, 2007. Deaton faces five years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted.

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The Shameless Mr.Vitter

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There is a five minute, 32 second documentary-style video on the Internet to remind the voters of Louisiana of their Republican Senator, David Vitter's involvement in a 2007 prostitution scandal in Washington D.C. and in New Orleans. The video is the product of the Louisiana Democratic party, which is hoping to prevent Mr. Vitter's reelection. The video details Mr. Vitter's alleged criminal activity, (involvement in a D. C. prostitution ring), for which he was never held accountable. He was excused from testifying at the trial of the D.C. Madame, and once she died under mysterious circumstances, an alleged suicide, his colleagues in the Senate dropped their ethics investigation.

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Ex-Aide to Christie: You're the Liar; Not Me

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Chris ChristieChris ChristieAnother Truth Challenged Republican

For a state to lose a $400 million federal grant during these tight economic times is a kick in the pants. New Jersey lost out on a Department of Education grant because it gave the wrong numbers on its application. When news broke of New Jersey's bo-bo, the Governor, Chris Christie, a Republican, at first announced that he would man up, hold a press conference, and accept responsibility for the mistake. But, then, the heat was put on him for blowing 400 million, and the jokes went around questioning his ability to fill out an application, and the governor decided to blame Obama.

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Dan Maes: 'Not going anywhere'

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Another Truth Challenged Republican

Dan Maes of Colorado, the Tea Party guy and the Republican gubernatorial candidate, has been exposed as a man who is truth challenged. Mr Maes has been caught embellishing his record. He claimed that years ago he worked undercover with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.

Yeah -- Mr. Maes was trying to fool folks into believing  that he is a tough law and order guy with a record to prove it. Mr. Maes must have forgotten that records can be fact checked. Well, he had to back off his tough cop claim. Caught in that lie, and backed into a corner by questions which have been raised as to his character and credibility, Mr. Maes is experiencing a loss of support.

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The lady ain't wrapped too tight?!

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In the latest Vanity Fair for eighteen pages the curtains are opened on the life of Sarah Palin and what's behind the curtain doesn't look very nice. In fact is that the lady looks a little crazy.

Ms Palin is shown as a person who is abusive to her family and staff, resorts to fear and retaliation to control the people around her, and as a habitual liar.

Michael Joseph Gross, who wrote the Vanity Fair Palin story, said on yesterday's MSNBC’s Morning Joe show, of Ms. Palin -- "This is a person for whom there is no topic too small to lie about. She lies about everything." See the video.

Ms Palin's reaction was predictable. Reporters are 'limp" and "impotent" said the lady? Why the sexual references? Who knows?

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The Tea Party Rising?!

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The Associated Press asks the question: "Is the tea party the new Republican Party?" The AP goes on to point out that, "The tea party has taken hold in the Grand Old Party, unseating lawmakers, capturing nominations for open seats and forcing Republicans to recalibrate both their campaign strategy and issues agenda."

Rand Paul of Kentucky, Sharron Angle of Nevada, Ken Buck of Colorado, Joe Miller of Alaska Tea Party Express winners, who rode over the GOP establishment, are hoping to ride continue that ride, and ride into the U.S. Senate and topple the GOP leadership, target Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, toppled every Republican leader who don't support the radical agenda.

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Sen. Hatch takes a principled stand

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Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) supports the right of American Muslims to build a mosque wherever they can legally do so, even the one planned for a site two blocks from New York City's ground zero. Mr. Hatch is a senior Republican and he is also a senior member of his church. Senator Hatch is a Mormon. I am sure that he remembers Mormon history, and knows how Mormons had to struggle to build their houses of worship, how Mormons were the victims of religious bigotry.

Mr Hatch --

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Angle's World View: An Extreme Angle

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Sharron AngleSharron AngleWill Red Meat Country ever See that the GOP doesn't represent them?

If Sharron Angle, Ron Paul, Joe Miller and other Tea Party Express radical extremists get into the U.S. Senate, it's: You had better watch out time! Because many of their views are so extreme that they are shocking, scary, just stupid. These three tea partiers should make every Americans everywhere withhold their vote from a Republican, to prevent the GOP from winning a majority. Why? Because -- Give the GOP the majority and tea party extremists will be deciding America's future.

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Joe Miller Is Coming?!

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Joe MillerJoe MillerSen. Lisa Murkowski has conceded the Alaska Republican Primary for U.S.Senate to Joe Miller, who received large money from the Tea Party Express.

Mr Miller's campaign received the beefits of $600,000 "spent by the California-based Tea Party Express," reports the Miami Hearld. "The Tea Party Group became interested in Miller after former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin endorsed him."

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Sen Coburn Disses the Newt Big Time

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Sen. Tom CoburnSen. Tom Coburn

 

Senior Republican Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma is no fan of Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker and self-promoted candidate for the GOP nomination for President in 2012. In fact, the right-wing conservative senator talks about the Newt like one would about a terrorist.

Politico reports, Senator Coburn "told a town hall this weekend that he would, under no circumstances, support the former speaker's candidacy. Coburn specifically cited Gingrich's three marriages as evidence of his lack of character and commitment to GOP values. 'His life indicates he does not have a commitment to the character traits necessary to be a great president.'"

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