Which Senators should go as soon as possible?

[DownWithTheLeft]

Frank Lautenberg, old, crabby, liberal, and not even a NJ resident

[DownWithTheLeft]

Democrats:
Bernie Sanders
Frank Lautenberg
Robert Menendez

Republicans:
Jim Bunning
Saxby Chambliss
David Vitter
Jim Inhofe
Wayne Allard
Ted Stevens

Allard is retiring.  Add Joe Lieberman to my list come to think of it

[DownWithTheLeft]

Frank Lautenberg (NJ)--too old

Bunning and Lautenberg for starters. Other Republicans who should be out will be out in 2008, some other Dems, but I'm way too lazy to list

Democrats:
Frank Lautenberg

Frank Lautenberg

lautenberg

  The sad part is the people of NJ feel the same way, most just don't like the alternative

[DownWithTheLeft]

It's amazing that almost everyone named one of my wonderful senators

[DownWithTheLeft]

It's amazing that almost everyone named one of my wonderful senators

He's still better than Chris Christie

  Of course.  BTW, you know Chris Christie is not running right?

[DownWithTheLeft]

I  gotta say, I really wanna get rid of both of my senators, they're too old and liberal for me.  Even though they are major FFs.  I want to put our Fmr.Lt. Governor and Chris Van Hollen and Bob Ehrlich in there instead.

[DownWithTheLeft]

I  gotta say, I really wanna get rid of both of my senators, they're too old and liberal for me.  Even though they are major FFs.  I want to put our Fmr.Lt. Governor and Chris Van Hollen and Bob Ehrlich in there instead.

I would'nt mind Bob Ehrlich at all, I actually like him alot.  Michael Steele is a token piece of trash.

Says the person supporting Barack Obama

[DownWithTheLeft]

The difference is Obama is getting support for more than being black.  Do you think a Fmr. Lt. Governor, who is not currently running for Governor or Senator, would even get the mildest consideration if he was white?  No he would not.  Obama is an excellent speaker and policy maker which is why I support him this year.  In 2004 he was given the keynote because he was an up and coming star running for the U.S. Senate.

Steele would possibly be considered for president in 2012 or 2016 if he was in the senate.  The only problem is, instead of running in a state incredibly friendly to him against no opposition, he drew a tough opponent, in a tough state, in a tough year and still performed well.  Plus, Michael Steele's attempts to garner votes for being black were quite humorous

[DownWithTheLeft]

I especially loved this:

Oreo cookie incident

Say no more. We all loved it.

And don't forget "Steele Democrat" or the stem cell = the Holocaust, and claiming MLK was a Repub