America is on the march.
Yesterday was a preview of what we can hope to achieve in November. It was a stunning rebuke of the GOP old guard who failed us under the Bush Administration, and a kick in the head to the Democrat national socialist party.
The most visible proof of the emerging power of the people was Christine O'Donnell. Atlas endorsed O'Donnell on May 5 here: Absolute Atlas Endorsement: CHRISTINE O'DONNELL.
Carl Paladino pulled it out in NY, big time. Come November, candidates who stand for the founding principles of our great nation are poised to win. But more than that, ideal men like Lt Colonel Allen West, Ilario Pantano, et al, are running for office and poised to win.
Of course, in my bluer than blue state of New York, the rotting party elected the crooked thief Charles Rangel, but what could you expect from a corrupt political machine hearkening back to Tammany Hall? But that is indicative of nothing........ the moochers and the looters will not win the day. Let's see how he fares in November.
Republican Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell addresses supporters after winning the Republican nomination for Senate in Delaware, 14 Sep 2010
In U.S. politics, the conservative and libertarian wave known as the Tea Party movement claimed another significant victory on Tuesday in a Republican Senate primary in the small eastern state of Delaware. It is the latest example of how Tea Party activists have had success this year in defeating established Republican candidates. The question is how will Tea Party-endorsed candidates do against Democrats in the November midterm congressional elections?
Add Delaware to a growing list of Senate primaries where Tea Party activists took on more established Republican candidates and won.
"Don't ever underestimate the power of 'We, the People'!" said Christine O'Donnell was given little chance of defeating experienced Republican Mike Castle in the Republican Party's primary for Senate. But thanks to support from Tea Party activists and an endorsement from former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, O'Donnell was able to tap into voter anger that is having a huge impact on the Republican Party this election year.
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"This past year, we have seen an uprising of everyday Americans who are fighting to take back their country," O'Donnell said. "And I have been fortunate enough to earn their support, and they had their voice heard last night."
Republicans had long expected Mike Castle to prevail in the primary and go on to win the Senate seat in November, which would have been a major boost to their hopes of retaking control of the Senate.
[....]
In addition to Delaware, Tea Party supporters have scored primary victories this year in Colorado, Connecticut, Kentucky, Nevada and Utah.
The Tea Party is not a political party, but a grassroots conservative and libertarian movement focused on cutting taxes and government spending. The name of the movement refers to a colonial American tax protest in 1773 known as the Boston Tea Party.
We have only just begun. More results thanks to Stacy McCain:
MarylandUpdate 10:00 PM
Senate:
Eric Wargotz, 34%
Jim Rutledge, 32%
Governor:
Robert Ehrlich, 78%
Brian Murphy, 22% (Sarah Palin endorsement)
MD-5 (Steny Hoyer-D, incumbent)
Charles Lollar, 64% (Oooh rah!)
Collins Bailey, 27%
Update 9:10 PM
Senate:
Jim Rutledge, 35%
Eric Wargotz, 32%
Governor:
Robert Ehrlich, 82%
Brian Murphy, 18% (Sarah Palin endorsement)
MD-5
Charles Lollar, 64% (Oooh rah!)
Collins Bailey, 26%
Official State Results
Update 10:00 PM
Governor, to run against Andrew Cuomo (yeah, Ruling Class!)
Carl Paladino 72%
Rick Lazio 28%
7% reporting
NY-1
Randy Altschuler, 46% (yet another success story for this blog.)
George Demos, 31%
Chris Cox, 22%
17% reporting
NY-23
Douglas Hoffman, 55%
Matthew Doheny, 45%
4% reporting
HERE ARE OTHER ATLAS ENODRSEMENTS FOR 2010:
2010 ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS
SENATE
FLORIDA
Marco Rubio
http://www.marcorubio.com/american-exceptionalism/
NEW YORK
Jay Townsend (he spoke at our June 6th rally against the Ground Zero mosque)
http://www.townsendfornewyork.com/
HOUSE
FLORIDA
Allen West
http://allenwestforcongress.com/
ILLINOIS
Joel Pollak
http://www.pollakforcongress.com/
LOUISIANA
Hunt Downer
MINNESOTA
Michele Bachmann
http://www.michelebachmann.com/
NEW YORK
Pete King
Susan Kone
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Susan-Kone-for-Congress/129270920430166
Fran Becker
http://www.beckerforcongress.com/
James Milano
http://www.jamesmilanoforcongress.com/
NORTH CAROLINA
Sue Myrick
http://www.suemyrick.com/site/PageServer
Ilario Pantano
http://www.pantanoforcongress.com/
SOUTH CAROLINA
Tim Scott
Multi-State Resource: Iraqi Vets for Congress
Carl Paladino
http://www.paladinoforthepeople.com/
UPDATE: Excellent editorial on the GOP old guard over at McCain's.
UPDATE: Here is who we are up against - click on the link to read why they must be defeated.
Travis Childers
Dina Titus
Carol Shea-Porter
Ann Kuster
Harry Teague
John Hall
Michael Arcuri
Larry Kissell
Earl Pomeroy
Steve Driehaus
Mary Jo Kilroy
Zack Space
Kathy Dahlkemper
Bryan Lentz
Patrick Murphy
Chris Carney
Paul Kanjorski
John Spratt
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin
Roy Herron
Chet Edwards
Ciro Rodriguez
Glenn Nye
Tom Perriello
Denny Heck
Mike Oliviero
Julie Lassa
Steve Kagen
Steve Raby
Ami Bera
Joe Garcia
Trent Van Haaften
Stephene Ann Moore
John Callahan
Jon Hulburd
Jon Hurlburd
Stephen Pougnet
Lori Edwards
Ravi Sangisetty
Pat Miles
Tarryl Clark
Tom White
Matthew Zeller
Paula Brooks
Manan Trivedi
Brett Carter
Suzan Delbene
Colleen Hanabusa
Robert Dold
Cedric Richmond
Lisa Murkowski
Barbara Boxer
Michael Bennet
Alexi Giannoulias
Robin Carnahan
Paul Hodes
Lee Fisher
Joe Sestak
Harry Reid
Scott McAdams
Kendrick Meek
Charlie Crist
Jack Conway
Patty Murray
Russ Feingold
Richard Blumenthal
Joe Manchin
Chris Coons
Ron Wyden
Kirsten Gillibrand
Mike McMahon
Scott Murphy
Bill Owens
Heath Schuler
Charlie Wilson
Betty Sutton
Kurt Schrader
Mark Critz
Lincoln Davis
Rick Boucher
Gerry Connolly
Rick Larsen
Ann Kirkpatrick
Harry Mitchell
Jerry McNerney
John Salazar
Betsy Markey
Allen Boyd
Alan Grayson
Alan Grayson
Suzanne Kosmas
Jim Marshall
Debbie Halvorson
Bill Foster
Phil Hare
Baron Hill
Leonard Boswell
Frank Kratovil
Gary McDowell
Mark Schauer
Mike Ross
Dennis Cardoza
Christopher Murphy
John Barrow
Melissa Bean
Bruce Braley
Dave Loebsack
John Yarmuth
Chellie Pingree
Tim Walz
Russ Carnahan
Rush Holt
Carolyn McCarthy
Dan Maffei
Bob Etheridge
Mike McIntyre
David Wu
Jason Altmire
Tim Holden
David Cicilline
Jim Matheson
Ron Kind
Bobby Bright
Gabrielle Giffords
Jim Costa
Loretta Sanchez
Ed Perlmutter
Jim Himes
John Carney
Ron Klein
Sanford Bishop, Jr.
Walter Minnick
Joe Donnelly
Ben Chandler
Gary Peters
Ike Skelton
John Adler
Martin Heinrich




