It cannot be emphasized enough that liberal governance will be a reflection of its priorities. To bring that point home consider the recent plight of a homosexual Democrat television personality (HDTP) who dared to suggest that the left shouldn’t go too far left.
Van Ness noted that “luckily” more than a few “extreme right people won yesterday,” which he said means “center left candidates” can reclaim control of the House of Representatives and Senate as well as state legislatures.
According to this posting on BlueHampshire.com (yes, we give credit/link when we reference the Libs’ blogs, even though they don’t credit us), Charlie Bass leads the "pack" in NH CD-2 for…wait for it… PAC campaign donations. 41% of total, to be clear.
Even before you see the evidence, do you really doubt this claim? You shouldn’t.
Aside from Altria (formerly Philip-Morris), and the Republican Majority for Choice, one of Charlie’s more notable PAC contributors is the Republican Main Street Partnership PAC. Charlie has been the President and CEO, as well as Board Member, of the self-described "centrist" group that this PAC supports. The RMSP PAC also states that they are an "incumbent protection PAC".
Dudes! Don’t you see the anti-incumbency storm coming on, hard and fast?? Every time I read about the squishy RMSP, I see more and more cluelessness.
I just checked the RMSP website and I no longer see Charlie listed as the President, as they recently elected Tom Davis (R-VA) to this position. And, I find it odd that he disappears completely from the leadership of this organization during a primary race, when moderates all run right, and Charlie irreverently claims to be a "Conservative". Perhaps he’s running stealthy and under cover?