Marco Rubio & Rand Paul Win Senate Seats. O’Donnell Loses
By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2010 Election, Delaware, Democrats, Florida, Kentucky, RepublicansSo far the Tea Party candidates are 2 for 3 when it comes to the Senate. To me, Rubio’s win is much more important to the Tea Party than Paul’s. Especially since Rubio is so young, from a very populous state and is much smarter than Paul. Keep your eye on him.
Christine O’Donnell, yeah, is anybody surprised? Goodbye. Good riddance. You’re done.
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November 2nd, 2010 at 10:27 pm
I am very excited about the Rand Paul win. For the first time, there will be a libertarianish voice in the Senate. This a political constituency has never had representation at this level before. Ron Paul and Jeff Flake can be said to represent this constituency in the House, but that was it.
I see him in the same category as Bernie Sanders. Sanders is a self described socialist, which is a small minority of the electorate, but the people of Vermont choose to give this ideology a voice in the Senate.
The people of Kentucky have now given the libertarian leaning a voice in the Senate, and for that I am grateful. Tonight I am drinking Kentucky bourbon on the rocks in his honor.
The left should not be unhappy with this. I suspect Rand Paul will be as much a thorn in the side of Republicans as Democrats. When it comes time to start talking spending cuts – Paul will not hesitate to put Defense spending and our stupidly overextended and wildly expensive global military footprint on the table.
I may even convert to Aqua Buddhism.