The limited intellectual capacity of Connie Mack IV has not stopped Florida’s US Senate race from becoming a tight affair. The big question to answer is the recent tightening of the race a natural outgrowth of Republican base voting, or is Bill Nelson actually slipping with the electorate. The constant barrage of superpac funded ads …
Intellectual lightweights are not difficult to find in today’s GOP. But still Connie Mack IV stands out from most, a completely pre-programed right wing ideologue whose understanding of issues are so miniscule most Republicans are scared to showcase him in public. Here is Mack latest TV ad, a pathetic attempt at digging out the tired …
Survey America’s polling numbers that were released yesterday are good news for Florida Democrats. Bill Nelson has according to the poll opened up a double-digit lead over Connie Mack IV and Barack Obama holds a steady but solid four point lead over Mitt Romney.
With all the discussion about the 2014 Governor’s Race and a potentially messy Democratic nominating process, attention has been diverted at a critical stage from the US Senate race. This comes at a time where the national stakes are getting higher around this race. Senator Bill Nelson is under relentless attack from conservative groups, superPACs …
Connie Mack IV is more comical than a trained comedian on late night television. Sadly for Floridians he may before long be a US Senator. Here is more Mack courtesy of Politico and the Tampa Bay Times.
The campaign manager for Connie Mack IV sent a scathing letter to Florida’s newspaper of record the St Pete, ah I mean Tampa Bay Times this week. The letter itself is so comical and provocative no actual commentary on its content is needed. But we figured we would have some fun with it nonetheless. My …
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Connie Mack IV is an intellectual lightweight whose election to the United State Senate would further embarrass our state, which is already the butt of so many unkind jokes. Mack still has to get through a primary with former Congressman Dave Weldon and an assorted cast of other characters, but if he is nominated, as …
After several days to evaluate the decision of former Congressman Dave Weldon to jump into the US Senate race, I have come to a simple conclusion that his entry helps Connie Mack IV. The loser will be George LeMieux, the political chameleon from Broward County who has attempted to run as far to the right …
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