 | Steve Driehaus’s campaign paid $34,000 on April 2nd, to The Feldman Group to do a poll. He has refused to release the results. In light of the fact that an independent poll was previously done by SurveyUSA showing that Driehaus was losing by 17 points (Chabot 56% - Driehaus 39%), |
And no wonder. He has voted with the most liberal Speaker in our nation’s history, Nancy Pelosi, 94% of the time. He’s voted with her on the so-called stimulus package, which stimulated more government, but not jobs in the private sector; he voted with her on her budget, which is spending so much that the nation’s AAA bond rating is at risk; he voted with her on her global warming tax scheme (Cap and Trade), and he voted for her health care reform takeover, even though most Americans opposed, and continue to oppose it.
He’s even been in the Cincinnati Enquirer Opinion section of the paper twice over the last week, trying to convince us that our taxes are really low, and we ought to thank him for it! I’m not making this up.
On the campaign front, things continue to go well for the Chabot campaign. Stuart Rothenberg is editor and publisher of the Rothenberg Report, a non-partisan political newsletter that rates political races. He’s one of the top two or three most respected political oddsmakers in the country. Early last year he rated our race as “Tilts Democrat.” Some months later he moved it to a “Toss-up” race; later still to the “Tilts Republican” category; and last week upgraded our race to “Leans Republican.” Now I’m not sure exactly how much better a “Leans Republican” rating is from a “Tilts Republican,” but I know it’s good.
Obviously, with the election still six months off, there’s a lot of hard work to be done between now and Election Day – Tuesday, November 2nd. I want to thank all of you who take the time to read this blog on a regular basis. I especially want to thank you if you have forwarded the blog to your friends, or signed up to volunteer, get a yard sign, or contributed to my campaign.
This race is one of many which are being waged across America this year, that will determine the direction of our country. Are we satisfied with the explosive growth of government, the out-of-control spending, the mounting debt, and the arrogance of Washington? Or are we truly fed-up, and ready to take our country back? Remember in November.
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