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Dear Mr. Brian OConnor,
Don Hooper is in Bart Stupak’s District. There are 6 Republicans in the race for Congress. Don Hooper is a Consistent Conservative Candidate. Dan Benishek seems to be the parties favorite however,Benishek just met with Scott Brown of Mass. I can’t understand this,why meet with Scott Brown if every one thinks he took a bribe from Dodd and Frank.
I am asking for an endorsement for Don Hooper. Don’s website is donhooper4congress.com or Facebook and Youtube simply by searching “Don Hooper.”
Thank You,
Debbie Grabowski
Dear Mr. O’Connor,
I would like you to research a Republican Congressional Candidate in the 1st District of Michigan Stupak’s open seat. Don Hooper is a Reagan Conservative that will NOT be a puppet for the Republican or the Democratic Party, but a Congressman elected “By The People and For The People.” He has run against Stupak before and the Republican Party would never back him. Is it possibly because they know he will not let them tell him what is best for Michigan and the rest of our nation?
One of Don’s opponent Dan Benishek posted on his website that he has already met with Scott Brown, someone who acts like a true conservative but has voted with Obama. What a disappointment!
Don Hoopers website explains his views and you will see he is a True Reagan Conservative. donhooper4congress.com also Facebook and Youtube simply searching “Don Hooper.”
Thank You,
Debbie Grabowski
Did Dem Cross-over Produce Haley, Greene, and “Republicans for Obamacare”?
While I intend to vote for Haley over Sheheen, I have a puzzle that I’d like you to ponder.
If you believe as I do that 14% of the “Republicans” voting in the SC GOP Primary were Democrats, it answers three questions: 1) Why did 14% of the “Republicans” in a right-wing orgy like the SC GOP Primary vote FOR Obamacare? 2) How did Alvin Greene become the Democrat Senate nominee? 3) How did Haley go from a pre-scandal mid-May Rasmussen 30% (with 22% undecided) to a 49% Primary share? A June 2 poll still had her at 31%.
Assuming that the 22% undecided divided their votes in proportion to the four candidates’ standings in mid-May, 31 plus 14 is 45, or close to what Haley pulled. Perhaps shrewd Dems believed that the GOP candidate with the biggest possibility of losing to the Dem in November is Haley. The theory that Haley’s jump from 31 to 49 is all due to most of the 22 undecided going for Haley is not only contrived, but only answers the third question, not the other two. My theory answers all three. The shrewd cross-over Dems voted for Obamacare, left no one minding the store to stop unemployed felon Greene, and successfully gave it to Haley.
Hey, Republicans did this in the Wisconsin 1972 Primary and put McGovern on the path over Scoop Jackson, Muskie, and HHH. Turnabout is fair play to produce a a Sheheen victory.
It’s also conceivable that there are other theories that fit the data better, and that my theory has other problems, but rather than going on about every possibility, I’d love to hear your opinion. The reason for my concern is that she’s already dropped from 21% ahead of Sheheen two days after the primary to 12% ahead six days after the runoff (both of them Rasmussen polls). I can see November from my house and all that, but with the Chamber of Commerce endorsing Sheheen even before the runoff votes were counted, I think we’d both agree that a lot can happen in the remaining 3.5 months and that it will be a very competitive race. Angle was double digits ahead of Reid just after her primary, and she’s now down to low single digits ahead. I’m even beginning to believe that Dem crossover produced Angle given her statements concerning Scientology, prohibition, and hard cases on abortion. So, do you believe any of my three theories, or do you believe that 14% of SC GOP Primary voters are for Obamacare? I don’t!
Robert Edward Johnson
Greenville
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