Best GOP excuses on what Democratic victory in NY-23 race means for the Obama administration?

[zulchzulu]

Poll question: Best GOP excuses on what Democratic victory in NY-23 race means for the Obama administration?

Poll result (25 votes)
It means that all the people who voted for the Democrat are secret Al Qaeda agents	(0 votes, 0%)	Vote
It means that ACORN used magic pixie dust at poll stations to force people to vote for Owens	(11 votes, 44%)	Vote
It means that the Teabag Revolution has been co-opted by CIA-trained mice who planted vote stubs	(2 votes, 8%)	Vote
It means that Obama has no power due to New York not being within state boundaries as Chicago	(1 votes, 4%)	Vote
It means that Jesus is coming and these are the End Times	(1 votes, 4%)	Vote
It means that Obama was rejected by voters although the vote doesn't indicate that	(1 votes, 4%)	Vote
Many Kenyans linked to Obama have recently moved to the area and cheated on their vote	(0 votes, 0%)	Vote
It means that Sarah Palin should fire her book distributor and get a job at Otto's Shrunken Head	(2 votes, 8%)	Vote
All the above	(5 votes, 20%)	Vote
Other	(2 votes, 8%)	Vote

[Muttocracy]

1. illegal alien French-Canadian socialist terrorists sneaking in to vote. nt

[Raine1967]

2. Seriously-- this is what I was told tonite:

http://twitter.com/tobint/statuses/5412278014
@raine1967 LOL at your silly inability to grasp the obvious. This was a HUGE win for #teaparty. We insisted dems be called dems.



There it is! 'We win by losing!' They really are the party of Sarah Palin!

[safeinOhio]

3. Diebold rigged it?

[oldgrowth]

4. 2,3 and 5

[PBS Poll-435]

5. Facebook is not (yet) a viable media alternative for political endorsements

Die Facebook, die!

[Swamp Rat]

6. All of the above + Canada

[jefferson_dem]

7. C'mon... This was just a "training ground" for teabaggers...

The odds were stacked against them and they never expected to win anyway.

That's the Moonie Times spin anyway. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/nov/04/tea-par...

[quaker bill]

8. They got within 4 percent

of taking a seat in congress. They managed this feat in a district as favorable to electing conservatives as almost any in the country. Better ground than this only exists in deeply rural areas of the deepest red south. In those few places, they already have incumbents who are totally within teabaghistan, so there is nothing to be gained by them running a challenger. I see this as a total failure for them.

I expect however that they see it as a near victory and reason to redouble efforts. I look forward to seeing them pushing Marco Rubio for Sen. in FL to defeat Crist. If they can get Rubio to a primary win, we can probably take the Senate seat in 2010.