Election 2008 Recommendations, Advice & Final Thoughts, Part 2 - The Congress

We continue the series of articles about tomorrow's election. We plan to look at the race for president, congressional races, ballot issues, and some resources that might help with a voter's choices.

RE: CONGRESS

It just blows my mind that the Democratic leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate have expectations of increasing their majorities. When it would seem that America should be crying out, “Oust 'em bums all of 'em from office.” Pelosi and Reid are counting on the likes of Bob Murtha and Tim Mahoney retaining their offices, when the overall approval rate has reached single digit proportions. Unbelievable. All of the turkeys should be fired. It would seem to me that as ineffective as the Congress has been the last two years especially, that there should be a mass number of Democrats looking for work for a change, not a swelling of same!

The following are candidate of whom I as a Christian and Conservative endorse, support or recommend. Those races that I reviewed and wrote about are linked to those articles. These elections will be those that I will be closely following tomorrow.

Please also note that fellow blogger, Matt, has also provided a list of his 2008 endorsements. Most of which I would concur.

U.S. SENATE:

Colorado:

Bob Schaffer

Michigan:

Jack Hoogendyk - incumbant Carl Levin's opponent - see his website

Minnesota:

Norm Colman – challenged by comedian Al Franken

Mississippi:

Thad Cochran
Roger Wicker

New Mexico:

Steve Pearce

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:

California:

Duncan Hunter, Jr. (CA-52) - see his website

Colorado:

Marilyn Musgrave (CO-5)

Florida:

Tom Rooney (FL-16)

Minnesota:

Michele Bachman (NN-6)

South Dakota:

Joel Dykstra

Ohio:

Steve Chabot (OH-1)
Jean Schmidt (OH-2) - see her website
Jim Jordan (OH-4)
Bob Latta (OH-5)
Kirk Schuring (OH-11)

Pennsylvania:

Lou Barletta (PA-11)
Bill Russell (PA-16) – incumbant Murtha’s opponent

Texas:

Ron Paul (TX-14) - see his website