Who in Montana can replace Jon Tester? The filing deadline has already passed, and there look to be 3-4 Republican Senate candidates. Those in the know, what can you tell us about any of the Republican candidates?
Category: US Senate
Steve Parkhurst Interviewed On SoCal Radio
This morning, I was interviewed by Jerry Slusiewicz, host of Your Money Talks in Southern California on both KSPA and KFSD. We discussed the debt ceiling debate, the ongoing government shutdown and ObamaCare.
Ben Sasse Campaign Ad: Informal Works
This by Nebraska US Senate candidate Ben Sasse is quite good. It may be a little long. But the bang for the buck on the low production cost should yield tremendous benefits.
Paul Ryan Talks With Bill Bennett
By Steve Parkhurst
Congressman Paul Ryan talked with Bill Bennett on Wednesday morning. I think this interview was actually pretty thorough and Paul Ryan was definitely on top of his game. Listen to them discuss the Senate immigration bill, energy policy and upcoming budget issues.
Snow Job
This cartoon from the Salt Lake Tribune pretty well sums up the current “fiscal cliff” negotiations in Washington.
Scott Brown For Senate In 2010, 2012, 2013, and 2014?
I saw this tweet earlier, and it really made me think about the road Scott Brown has traveled. It’s pretty crazy. Assuming Senator John Kerry gets the nod for Secretary of State, the next two years for Scott Brown, may be like the last three years.
If Brown wins MA special election, he’ll eventually have run for Senate in 2010, 2012, 2013 & 2014
— Philip Klein (@philipaklein) December 20, 2012
Hinckley for US Senate – Economics for five year olds
Barry Hinckley, candidate for US Senate in Rhode Island has put together a great ad. Watch and share, it’s well done.
Ed Martin Op-Ed: Will ‘American Dream’ Become The American Burden?
Ed Martin, candidate for the U.S. Senate in Missouri, penned a great op-ed in the Kansas City Citizen this past Sunday. Please take a look at the entire column, but there are two sections we wanted to highlight:
“The federal government should do what most families are doing: cut its budget — I suggest by 10 percent or more. Every department, at every level, should reduce their budget by this amount. This could especially include cuts to agencies that have grown too big and intrusive (e.g. EPA) and rolling back overbearing regulations.”
And
“America is the greatest country the world has known but it did not happen by accident and it won’t stay this way automatically. The American Dream and the freedom to succeed make America so special.”
Josh Mandel for U.S. Senate in Ohio?
Leftist U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown is up for re-election in 2012. Hugh Hewitt has written an interesting column suggesting that Iraq War Veteran and current State Treasurer for Ohio, Josh Mandel would make a very interesting opponent for Leftist Brown.
Learn more about State Treasurer Josh Mandel at his website.
Evaluating the Current Texas US Senate Candidates on Web 2.0
By Steve Parkhurst
Just wanted to provide a quick evaluation of the current candidates from Texas looking to run for Kay Bailey Hutchison’s US Senate Seat when she steps down to run for Governor.
The links and numbers posted below are current as of this posting.
Roger Williams
Website
http://www.rogerforsenate.com/
Facebook
Campaign Supporters Page
207 Supporters
Twitter
26 Following
24 Followers
Linked In
9 Connections
Flickr
20 photos
Elizabeth Ames Jones
Website
http://www.jonesforsenate.org/
Facebook
Campaign Supporters Page
10 Supporters
Flickr
23 Photos
Michael Williams
Website
http://www.williamsfortexas.com/
Facebook
Personal Page
2,113 friends
Campaign Supporters Page
509 followers
Twitter –
978 Following
816 Followers
American Renaissance Political Consulting Group 