Georgia & Minnesota update

Congratulations to Senator Chambliss on his impressive 57.4% to 42.6% win yesterday! Welcome back for your second term. Thank you for your commitment to Conservative principles (94.19 ACU rating) and your continued fight for them in the coming years.

Coleman's lead is now at 303 votes after Franken picked up 37 unexpected votes from 171 previously uncounted ballots.

Franken got another boost when Minn. Secretary of State Mark Richie (D) asked local officials to examine the previously rejected absentee ballots (approx. 12,000). This includes the 1,000 ballots that the Franken campaign has been fighting to get recounted claiming they had been improperly rejected.

With 93% of the vote recounted, it appears the Franken is gearing up for the legal end-game in which he hopes to sway the outcome with absentee ballots and the almost 6,000 challenged ballots from the recount.

This is going to drag on for a long time!

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December 2

You'll have to take the time to vote in our poll on the upper right hand side of this page.

If you're a GA resident, get out there and place your vote for Sen. Chambliss. We still don't know the status of Minnesota, but rest assured, putting Chambliss in office can either signal the first shot of the Conservative revolution, or possibly complete the 60 vote majority Democrats have been hoping for.

Knowing a little something about the state of Georgia, I will tell you that I'm confident in a Chambliss victory. Democrats are still high on the Obama euphoria, and they don't have much to get out and vote for. Republicans, on the other hand, can at least deflate the tires of the Obama express, slowing it down enough for us to make a few points while we get railroaded in the legislature. A filibuster-proof 60 vote majority in the Senate is simply dangerous. I believe a landslide victory by Chambliss (55-45%) will still prove to be a small victory for Conservatives on the national scale, but it will be the first of many to come.

It's time to jam up the cogs of liberal government...with some good old fashioned dissension! Conservative voices need to be 1) Conservative, and 2) heard.

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