Scott Brown Surges, Martha Croaks
Here are some the latest bits…
Fleming and Hayes have video of Union members admitting to be paid to hold Coakley signs.
The Plum Line has an internal memo to top Democrat donors warning the race is “very tight.”
According to Political Wire, Coakley’s own internal polls show her lead shrinking fast. Hot Air reports the same.
While Scott Brown raised 1.3 million in one day, the DSCC has to send half a million to help stimulate Coakley’s campaign.
Martha false claim that Scott Brown would deny rape victims treatment might backfire…
Big Labor will spend $685K on ads for Coakley.
David Gergen, the moderator of last nights debate, tells NRO that “Brown smoked him with his sharp retort,” when Brown said “Well, with all due respect, it’s not the Kennedys’ seat, and it’s not the Democrats’ seat, it’s the people’s seat.”
Blogger Eric Wilson reports on Twitter that a Coakley campaign staffer Coakley campaign staffer knocked down a Weekly Standard reporter outside of DC bar after asking a question about Afghanistan. Video is coming soon.
And where is Martha tonight? At a D.C. fundraiser with lobbyists…
What did Martha say while on private conference call with DNC Chair Tim Kaine? She said, “It’s a little frightening how much traction [Scott Brown's] been able to get so quickly.”
VIDEO: Just posted on YouTube is video of a Martha Coakley staffer shoving a reporter for the Weekly Standard to the ground.
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Matt Margolis is co-author (with Mark Noonan) of Caucus of Corruption: The Truth About The New Democratic Majority. He also blogs at The Buffalo Bean. Follow Matt on Twitter.
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This election is definitely turning out to be more eventful than I thought it would be. It still shocks me the things that go behind closed doors. I just hope this isn’t a reoccurring theme in the next few months.
My neighbor is the political director for one of the largest construction unions in the state. He told me they don’t work for any candidate unless they’re hired. It’s another revenue stream for the union.
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