you have to hand it to the Democrats

[PaulS]

Then why did most Repub. try to down play their party affiliation.

I also heard that even many of Browns ads didn't list the party.

[buckman]

Originally Posted by PaulS

Then why did most Repub. try to down play their party affiliation.

I also heard that even many of Browns ads didn't list the party.

If you don't know Brown is a Republican then you have to be stupid.

I didn't see many DEMOCRAT "marsha" Coakley ads either

[basswipe]

Originally Posted by PaulS

Then why did most Repub. try to down play their party affiliation.

I also heard that even many of Browns ads didn't list the party.

Every single one of his ads listed his political affiliation.

Btw the entire GOP was behind Brown all the way...ALL THE WAY.

[spence]

Originally Posted by basswipe

Every single one of his ads listed his political affiliation.

Just for the hell of it I went to his website.

I can't find a single mention of him running as a Republican on any page.

-spence

[basswipe]

Originally Posted by spence

Just for the hell of it I went to his website.

I can't find a single mention of him running as a Republican on any page.

-spence

Every single ad had him running as a Republican.Every one.All........Every TV ad,all his ads stated Republican!

Oh Spence do you honestly believe noboby who voted Brown knew he was a Republican?

[spence]

Originally Posted by basswipe

Every single ad had him running as a Republican.Every one.All........AD,all his ads stated Republican!

Oh Spence do you honestly believe noboby who voted Brown knew he was a Republican?

Just watched every ad on his website and not a single one mentioned his party. Perhaps the TV ads required the party to be mentioned by law.

I'm sure the voters new he wasn't a Dem, but is sure looks like he didn't run as a Republican.

-spence

[scottw]

Originally Posted by spence

Just watched every ad on his website and not a single one mentioned his party. Perhaps the TV ads required the party to be mentioned by law.

I'm sure the voters new he wasn't a Dem, but is sure looks like he didn't run as a Republican.

-spence

if it makes you happy, you can tell just yourself that he's not a republican...didn't run as a republican, will not sit with the republicans etc...etc...
but I think you are going way out on a limb to say that you are "sure that voters "new" that he wasn't a dem" maybe the voters got confused and voted for the wrong guy like the old farts in Fla. in 2000...YEAH...that explains everything...I'm sure there were lots of people in Mass that DIDN"T see or hear any of the Coakley ads

[spence]

Originally Posted by scottw

if it makes you happy, you can tell just yourself that he's not a republican...didn't run as a republican, will not sit with the republicans etc...etc...
but I think you are going way out on a limb to say that you are "sure that voters "new" that he wasn't a dem" maybe the voters got confused and voted for the wrong guy like the old farts in Fla. in 2000...YEAH...that explains everything...I'm sure there were lots of people in Mass that DIDN"T see or hear any of the Coakley ads

I've already made several posts where I've said I thought she ran a terrible campaign.

Your post is moot.

-spence

[ecduzitgood]

Originally Posted by spence

Just watched every ad on his website and not a single one mentioned his party. Perhaps the TV ads required the party to be mentioned by law.

I'm sure the voters new he wasn't a Dem, but is sure looks like he didn't run as a Republican.

-spence

The ad's Coackley ran were repeatedly mentioning he was a Republican, I guess both parties rely upon sheeple voting based upon affiliation more than ideology.

[PaulS]

Originally Posted by basswipe

Every single one of his ads listed his political affiliation.

Btw the entire GOP was behind Brown all the way...ALL THE WAY.

The report that I saw had some ads w/o the party listed and also his bus didn't have anything.

[scottw]

weird..it doesn't say "democrat" anywhere...???