In Case You Missed It: Game On: Linda vs Dick
“Despite The Constant, And I Do Mean Constant Whacking From The Mainstream Media On Her Wrestling Background, Linda McMahon Put Away Her Opponents And Don’t Think For One Minute It Was The Money…”
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Game On: Linda Vs Dick
Radio Vice Online By Jim Vicevich Wednesday, August 11, 2010
She ran away with the primary and she’s gaining on the man who would create jobs by suing businesses. It’s gunna be delicious. I may be the only one saying this … but I smell Scott Brown and my guess is Blumy does too.
Despite the constant, and I do mean constant whacking from the mainstream media on her Wrestling background, Linda McMahon put away her opponents and don’t think for one minute it was the money, although it helped. It helped her get the message out that she is the one to help change the overspending, special interest spending in Washington.
Last night, after burying her opponents with 49% of the vote which is amazing in a three way race … she went right after her Democrat Opponent … going after him on the special interest dough he once pledged he would never take. She will not take prisoners I can assure you, and the media will remind us everyday of her wrestling empire. Maybe they should remind the electorate of this one: |
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For more information, contact the Linda McMahon for Senate Press Office, 860-244-2010.
973 Farmington Avenue | West Hartford, CT 06107 |
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