From the Miami Herald:
With a little over a month remaining before the Nov. 2 election, the three-way race for U.S. Senate is turning into a two-man race — for second place…
…Rubio is favored by 40 percent of likely voters, up from 38 percent last month; Crist’s support has dwindled to 28 percent from 33 percent, according to the Mason-Dixon Research & Associates survey of 625 likely Florida voters. The margin of error: plus/minus four percentage points…
Good to keep in mind that once upon a time the TEA Party-backed Rubio was supposed to be a sure loser. The more “moderate” Crist was supposed to win – and the GOP was to pay the price for getting “extreme” and backing someone as out of the mainstream as Rubio.
Guess that bit of talking point hasn’t worked out as well as thought..
This shows that a solid conservative can build support – and shows a path for victory exists even for O’Donnell in Delaware. She’s doing it smart – saying goodbye to the national media and spending all her time building support in Delaware, which is the only place it matters for her.
We can win, everywhere, if we just try – we don’t need to water down the message. It is falsehood to say that strong conservatism can’t win. Strong liberalism can’t – outside of a few strange districts and a couple odd States – but conservatism can. Why? Because conservatism is true and is in tune with bedrock American values. We’ve blinded ourselves with a series of lies about what is possible in politics – and Rubio is showing the way out.
