Source:
Los Angeles TimesReporting from Washington —
With the campaign in its final week, well-funded conservative groups have shifted their focus from the airwaves to voters' phone lines, front doors and mailboxes — part of a get-out-the-vote effort that could tip the scales in tight races across the country.
But the push to get the nation's conservative voters to the polls is fractured and untested, with some "tea party" activists refusing to cooperate with more mainstream Republicans,
in contrast to the unified and well-organized parallel effort by unions and Democrats, according to key players on both sides.There is a sense now that Republicans may not be able to capitalize on the backlash against
Obama and the Democrats because they lack the well-organized voter ID and get-out-the-vote effort that they have had in the past," said Lawrence Jacobs, a University of Minnesota political scientist who has been comparing the ground game of both parties. There is enormous variation now state to state, he said.
Read more: http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-conservatives-endgame-20101026,0,7304435.story
As the blackjack dealer says when he has an ace showing : INSURANCE ?
I think some msm are beginning to hedge their their bets. :evilfrown: