LA: Pinsonat/SMOR- Kennedy +6

[Fargobison]

Kennedy 22
Campbell 16
Boustany 14
Fayard 12
Flemmng 9

http://www.bayoubuzz.com/bb/item/1062138-new-smor-us-senate-poll-kennedy-widens-lead-campbell-second

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Can you remind me of how the GOP vote is breaking down in this primary?  And, the Democratic vote, for that matter?

[Heisenberg]

Can you remind me of how the GOP vote is breaking down in this primary?  And, the Democratic vote, for that matter?

I believe that among the Democrats, Blacks and non-New Orleans whites are overwhelmingly for Campbell, and Fayard's base is New Orleans area Democrats.

With Republicans, Fleming is the Tea-Party guy, Kennedy is socially conservative but less fiscally conservative than the average Republican, and Boustany is in between. I'd prefer a Republican more fiscally conservative than Kennedy (but not off the deep end), but any Republican will do, as every seat matters.

[Pandaguineapig]

Can you remind me of how the GOP vote is breaking down in this primary?  And, the Democratic vote, for that matter?

I believe that among the Democrats, Blacks and non-New Orleans whites are overwhelmingly for Campbell, and Fayard's base is New Orleans area Democrats.

With Republicans, Fleming is the Tea-Party guy, Kennedy is socially conservative but less fiscally conservative than the average Republican, and Boustany is in between. I'd prefer a Republican more fiscally conservative than Kennedy (but not off the deep end), but any Republican will do, as every seat matters.

Yeah, as hackish as it may sound to say, is that while even though candidates matter as far as an election it really doesn't matter who is actually in the Senate seat. The most moderate/maverick republican still votes with their party 90% of the time and vice versa

[RINO Tom]

Yeah... I'm no longer worried about this race.

So are you just a full-on GOP supporter now?