Like the tea partiers who sprang to life under ideal growing conditions afforded by big-government overreach last year, Fenway Park's lush green turf is the real thing. In a tribute to America, head groundskeeper David Mellor — author of The Lawn Bible — mowed an American flag into centerfield a few years back. Above, Google Maps image of Fenway Park 2009. Click here to help send Mr. Brown to Washington.
“This to me feels like the clubhouse on the morning of Game Seven,” Yankee fan Red Sox ace pitcher Curt Schilling told ecstatic Scott Brown supporters at yesterday's "electric rally" overflowing Mechanics Hall in Worcester. Be sure to read the Boston Herald's full report for the sheer joy of it. With all bases loaded, Schilling hit the ball out of the park:
We know we’re going to win, but we have to play the game anyway … Rarely do we feel like we get a chance to make a difference. This is one of those times, and we cannot miss this opportunity.
How 'bout those Sox?
A taste of Brown's remarks, and then treat yourself to the whole thing:
What a privilege it is to share the stage with John Ratzenberger, Lenny Clarke, Doug Flutie, Curt Schilling, Fred Smerlas, Steve DeOssie, and many, many others - and my favorite singer, Ayla Brown.
As you know, Curt Schilling made the news just a couple of days ago when my opponent didn’t recognize his name. Of all the many false accusations she’s made in this campaign, one of the strangest was to call Curt Schilling a Yankees fan. Let me properly identify the guy she’s been smearing on the radio: His name is Curt Schilling, formerly of the World Champion Red Sox - you know, a baseball team that plays at Fenway Park …
The voters are doing their own thinking, and the machine politicians don’t quite know how to react. So they put in a distress call to Washington, and the next thing you know, Air Force One is landing at Logan.
Obama, Clinton, etc., were flown in, to try save Corzine in NJ. They tried desperately to make the race about the fine GW Bush, and flopped miserably. Team Obama seemed to foolishly to believe they had some magical influence, but Barack and Bill may have actually sent voters the other way.
Ironically, New Jersey has the same overt Democrat Partisan addiction as we have witnessed in MASS over the years, but 'change' seems to be in the air.
Perhaps it is the disastrous policies of the Democrats, who are still pushing the Carter Malaise. The endless taxation, regulation, appeasement, etc., are simply disastrous. Or maybe, the vivid lies about lobbyists, wiretaps, earmarks, signing statements, ethics, transparency, rendition, bows to kings, etc., have finally destroyed all credibility to the corrupt Democrat Machine.
Of course, the mindless return to the Clinton denial of treating Terrorism as a Law Enforcement issue, which failed miserably during the 90's and only enabled monstrous threats, is making everyone nervous. "Man made disasters" is a far more appropriate description for the modern Democratic Party.
Either way, I thank all who are working so hard to bring some sanity back to Washington via the impressive Mr. Brown - especially the amazing SISU.
Seems these elections in Virginia, New Jersey, and now Massachusetts, are inspiring more to challenge the vapid Democrat Titanic, which is sinking us all:
Blakeman Announces Candidacy For Gillibrand's Senate Seat By: NY1 News
By: NY1 News - 01/18/2010 09:54 AM
http://tinyurl.com/yl2a6gm
Blakeman says he's confident he could beat Gillibrand – or her potential Democratic rival, former Tennessee Congressman Harold Ford. " I really don't care who I run against. One's a congressman from Tennessee and the other votes like she's from Nebraska,” said Blakeman. “So it doesn't matter to me. I'm fighting for the people. I'm not fighting against them."
Let's challenge this DNC mess, everywhere, with all we have.
Time for genuine 'change'.
Posted by: brooklyn | January 18, 2010 at 01:31 PM