9) POPULARIZE THE TERM FTR: Final Term Republican: Use this term as a brand on Republicans who never stray from voting party lines, ignoring their conscience and constituents. Their careers will be sucked down the drain in the GOP Whirlpool of Lies. I also like the similarity to FDR to make it an even more disdainful label to them.

They need to know that WE KNOW and their careers are going by way of the dodo bird at their next election if not sooner. By putting the term FTR out there, making it part of the liberal lexicon, maybe we can scare Senator Lyallday into breaking ranks.

Call them up and tell them directly. Say, “You know that your voting record and statements on issues insure that you’ll be an FTR, right? Since congress won’t do it, oversight will come from the voters, and we see the damage your hard-right doctrines do every day. If you never break ranks, you’re destined to be a Final Term Republican.”

Dial ‘em up. Give ‘em that ominous feeling of career implosion.

Through no fault of my own, I got on the Reed campaign email list. I’d say that, discounting Ralph’s reports from the campaign trail, about 50% of the messages were attacks on his opponent. I guess that’s what passes for “positive” and “hopeful” in politics these days.

My head hurts.

Yesterday, for the first time in 30 years of voting, I held my nose and requested a Republican ballot.

Solely for the opportunity to vote AGAINST Ralph Reed.

I convinced my adult son to do so as well.

We will not abide a Christian Reich.

And forget about those O.J. Dingos’ yer sportin thar..

Christy: You state that Native American tribes are “thinking of suing” Ralph Reed. They’re no longer just thinking; he’s already been sued by the Alabama-Coushatta tribe of Texas.