DeVore Within Striking Distance Of Boxer; UPDATE: Obama Is Toxic To California Democrats

Senator Boxer is vulnerable in 2010 and Chuck DeVore needs to be her opponent to motivate Conservatives. The latest Rasmussen poll has DeVore within five points of Boxer.

"Boxer leads still state Assemblyman Chuck Devore, 47% to 42%. Six percent (6%) prefer some other candidate in that match-up, and five percent (5%) are undecided. In January, Boxer held a 46% to 40% advantage over Devore. In November, she led Devore by 10 points.
The fact that Boxer’s support has been stuck in the mid-40s for several surveys no matter which Republican she is matched against continues to suggest that the race for now is about her rather than about those who are running against her."

DeVore is the right candidate to ride the wave of outrage against Democratic Party spending and power grabbing.

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UPDATE:

It must be getting bad when even Liberal Democrats in California are distancing themselves from President Obama. From the Los Angeles Times:

"Reporting from Washington - As President Obama's approval ratings sag and the mood of voters sours, some Democratic congressional candidates are distancing themselves from the White House, with the back-channel blessing of party officials.

The candidates are positioning themselves as independent voices no less frustrated with the Obama administration than people back home.."

Do not be fooled by this or think that the Democrats here in California do not support Obama's agenda. This is purely to try and save their political careers.

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Chuck DeVore Can "Scott Brown" Senator Barbara Boxer

The election of Scott Brown is a political earthquake that has created an existential crisis among the Democratic Party and the Liberals that control it. The Democrats should rightly be in a state of panic right now.

"The Republican victory in Massachusetts has sent a wave of fear through the halls of the Senate, with moderate and liberal Democrats second-guessing their party’s agenda — and worrying that they’ll be the next victims of voters’ anger.

“If there’s anybody in this building that doesn’t tell you they’re more worried about elections today, you absolutely should slap them,” said Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.).

Republican Scott Brown rode a wave of voter discontent to defeat Democrat Martha Coakley in the race for Ted Kennedy’s old Senate seat. Republicans moved quickly to capitalize Wednesday, with National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Cornyn (R-Texas) telling POLITICO that he’s approaching possible candidates who passed up his initial entreaties to join the 2010 field.

“People, I think, are going to sense opportunities that they didn’t sense” Tuesday, Cornyn said.

Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) called the Massachusetts race a “wake-up call” for his party and said his colleagues were in a “reflective” mood at a private lunch Wednesday.

Several Democratic incumbents said later that none of the 19 Democratic seats up this year are safe — and that fundamental parts of the agenda need to be re-examined to win over voters back home.

“Every state is now in play,” said Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.), who faces the toughest reelection battle of her career — most likely against wealthy Republican Carly Fiorina..."

I am supporting Chuck DeVore in his bid to unseat Senator Boxer and it has nothing to do with the fact that Boxer is a woman. It is Boxer's Liberalism and arrogance that I cannot stand.

Here are some video highlights of Senator Boxer:

She injects race into the discussion:



Comparing pregnancy to a sexual dysfunction:



Being more concerned about hacked global warming emails than what they expose:



Lies about how many jobs have been created by supporting President Obama's policies:



Enough already my fellow Californians, let us get rid of this intellectually infantile Senator once and for all by replacing her with Chuck DeVore.

Cross posted at Blue Collar Philosophy.