Some Things You Really
Have to See to Believe

Yes, believe it or not, an SEIU member supporting Scott Brown — read her story at The American Spectator. Here’s another photo of the Brown supporters who turned up outside the Martha Coakley event at Worcester Polytechnic Institute tonight:

Will update shortly with videos from tonight’s speech by Bill Clinton, but I just had to show you this first.

UPDATE: This video was shot by Daniel Ingemi of Fitchburg, Mass.:

Speaking of Rep. Richard Neal (D-Mass.), Clinton says, “I could tell you stories about him . . . Some of which would cost him re-election.”

UPDATE II: BTW, a reporter for National Review‘s Bay State Report blog captured a photo of me on the streets of the North End today.

UPDATE III: Clinton spoke lied for 20 minutes and then Martha Coakley followed suit. Susan Ferrechio of the Washington Examiner reports:

37 comments

  1. UPDATE II: BTW, a reporter for National Review’s Bay State Report blog captured a photo of me on the streets of the North End today.

    Oh-My NRO has gone to the dogs. 😉

  2. UPDATE II: BTW, a reporter for National Review’s Bay State Report blog captured a photo of me on the streets of the North End today.

    Oh-My NRO has gone to the dogs. 😉

  3. UPDATE II: BTW, a reporter for National Review’s Bay State Report blog captured a photo of me on the streets of the North End today.

    Oh-My NRO has gone to the dogs. 😉

  4. “Yes, believe it or not, an SEIU member supporting Scott Brown”

    Why not believe it? It fully accords with his actual record.

    I guess accurate reporting on Brown — “Dede Scozzafava — on Steroids!” — wouldn’t keep the tip jar full, though.

  5. “Yes, believe it or not, an SEIU member supporting Scott Brown”

    Why not believe it? It fully accords with his actual record.

    I guess accurate reporting on Brown — “Dede Scozzafava — on Steroids!” — wouldn’t keep the tip jar full, though.

  6. “Yes, believe it or not, an SEIU member supporting Scott Brown”

    Why not believe it? It fully accords with his actual record.

    I guess accurate reporting on Brown — “Dede Scozzafava — on Steroids!” — wouldn’t keep the tip jar full, though.

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