Talk about gutter politics. Talk about desperate.
A New Jersey Republican congressional candidate criticized his Democratic opponent Friday amid mounting evidence that Democratic officials planted a tea-party candidate in the race to siphon off conservative votes.
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Boy, for a 300 lb. ex-football player, Runyan is a little sissy crybaby.
How do you equate Democrats fielding Manchurian candidates as the other side being “sissy”?
NJ is but one of the places. Va-5 is another. As we like to call him, one-term Tom Perriello only has one chance at re-election. If his planted faux conservative draws enough votes away from the true conservative.
Dingy harry Reid did it in Nevada as well (although that one seems to be backfiring). It is telling when the only reason you can claim victory in an election is by running your former campaign manager as a conservative.