Rasmussen Shows Massachusetts GOPmentum: Coakley 49, Brown 47
by Ben DeGrow | 9:42 am, January 13, 2010 | Comments Off
While I agree with Don Johnson that Republican Scott Brown is still the underdog in the Massachusetts special election to fill Ted Kennedy’s U.S. Senate seat, the latest Rasmussen poll showing some powerful Brown momentum against Martha Coakley (shaving the lead from 9 points to 2 in less than a week) gives me greater hope.
And I’m not alone. The conservative gang over at Red State is fired up with confidence (apparently Democratic internal poll numbers are plummeting, too, and signs of panic in the Coakley camp are growing evident). Less than a week now to see how this plays out and affects Obama Care and sets the stage for the 2010 national elections.
No doubt this is an important race, and one I’ll continue to keep a close eye on. After all, we know what a “Massachusetts miracle” would mean for Colorado’s appointed Michael Bennet.
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