A Voter's Guide to Tuesday's Election - Who Not to Vote For

Wondering who to vote for in contested primaries on Tuesday?

I recommend you "tune in" to Endorsed Candidates. Once you go there, see who they have endorsed, and then consider voting for anyone but those candidates. It's too bad because at least two good people are on the list like Patrick Barclay and John White. Why these otherwise seemingly sensible individuals even wanted to be considered by this rogue group is bewildering.

Anything But Right has moved on, temporarily anyway, to the PAC world. When his real target candidate, RINO Joe Brazil, is soundly trounced on Tuesday hopefully his financial supporters will recognize what a loser they have teamed with and run as quickly as possible in the other direction. On the other hand, the primary money man hasn't seemed to have learned his lesson easily. Guess that comes with not having worked for your money.

It has become well known that this camp has attempted to cover up the past dalliances and short comings of RINO Brazil by trying to intimate some sort of wrong doing by Senator Rupp. I have heard one State Rep who received the anonymous letters appropriately label them as "gutless" attempts to sling mud on the Senator. Seems funny given the scratching of the surface of RINO Brazil's apparently somewhat sordid past as reflected in joe_joe_brazil. From all accounts, the oppo research that has been done on the RINO indicates that the forgoing post contains quite tame escapades compared to what is in his file.

In this case, seems to be a perfect example of the old saying "people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones."

PS - Aside from the voting against the RINO Brazil, real Republican voters should absolutely vote against all the Central Committee recommendations. The election of even a few of these individuals will contribute to the rapid decline of the Republican party in St. Charles County. The Democrats won't have to work nearly as hard at defeating Republicans since it will be an inside job.