Politics Almost Officially Official
posted by on November 9 at 11:02 AM
In Montana, Burns has finally conceded to Tester, and in Virginia, Allen will concede this afternoon. Which means, in case you hadn’t heard: The Dems control the Senate.
What is Tester doing on his first day off?
Tester, who was busy with chores Thursday, picking up a barrel of oil in Great Falls on the way to his grain farm in Big Sandy, ran as an outsider to the Washington culture…
And Burns? He’s off to shoot something:
Burns did not give any indication of what he plans to do now, though he indicated he was looking forward to taking some time off. “I hope there is still a good-sized buck out there, because I am going hunting,” he wrote.
(Photo via Flickr)
I can't wait to see what that Tester charachter does in DC. What a bad ass.
The guy runs 1,000 acres of modern farming - he can tell us all about modern business and what it takes to suceed. This is no rube but a skilled organiser and business administator who is hands on. Indeed.
Brillant choice and obvious candidate for the Bear Clubs International, if we can get a shot of his chest hair.
Go Sir Senator Elect Tester. Someone invite him to Seattle. Town Hall will be full.
If there isn't any good-sized buck for Burns to shoot, maybe he can borrow Cheney's attorney.
Three cheers for Howard Dean and his insistence on a 50 state strategy. That laid the groundwork for this victory—good candidates in place, organizational support in place all across supposedly blood red states. And he’s had the good sense to stay in the background.
The photo looks like your typical Red State Rural idiot. I don't think cosmopolitan intellectuals should waste one minute thinking a "farmer" is good for the Democratic party. The guy is obviously little better than a peasant. If I wanted to read about rural idiots I'd move to Moses Lake.
The photo looks like your typical Red State Rural idiot. I don't think cosmopolitan intellectuals should waste one minute thinking a "farmer" is good for the Democratic party. The guy is obviously little better than a peasant. If I wanted to read about rural idiots I'd move to Moses Lake.
Idiot, Such vitriol and prejudice you spout! Why don't you get to know the farmer first before you prejudge him based on his appearance? How narrow minded of you. Shame!
Big Sandy sure looks big.
And sandy.
I can't tell what he's growing there.
The fact the D's in two years went from Tom "cheese and wine" Daschel to this dude should make R's everywhere pee their pants.
I too love the 50 state strategy, and am looking forward to President Dean and VP Gore serving for 8 years.
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