Carolyn Said:

Did Tom Tancredo cost Ken Buck a seat in the Senate?

We Answered:

Both were endorsed by Palin so I would say she cost him the win

Nelson Said:

I need to know who ran for senate this year, can you tell me?

We Answered:

1) Ohio
Rob Portman (Republican)- 2,125,810
Lee Fisher (Democrat)- 1,448,092
Eric Deaton (Constitution)- 64,017
Michael Pryce (Independent)- 48,653
Daniel LaBoltz (Socialist)- 25,368
Arthur Sullivan (write-in)- 1,512

2) Florida
Marco Rubio (Republican)- 2,645,743
Charlie Christ (Independent)- 1,607,549
Kendrick Meek (Democrat)- 1,092,936
Alexander Snitker (Libertarian)- 24,850
Sue Askeland (Independent)- 15,340
Rick Tyler (Independent)- 7,394
Bernie DeCastro (Constitution)- 4,792
Lewis Jerome Armstrong (Independent)- 4,443
Bobbie Bean (Independent)- 4,301
Bruce Riggs (Independent)- 3,647
Write-in candidates- 108

3) Kentucky
Rand Paul (Republican)- 755,216
Jack Conway (Democrat)- 599,617

4) New Hampshire
Kelly Ayotte (Republican)- 272,703
Paul Hodes (Democrat)- 166,538
Chris Booth (Independent)- 9,285
Ken Blevens (Libertarian)- 4,754

5) Missouri
Roy Blunt (Republican)- 1,051,495
Robin Carnahan (Democrat)- 785,719
Jonathan Dine (Libertarian)- 58,515
Jerry Beck (Constitution)- 41,195

6) North Dakota
John Hoeven (Republican)- 181,409
Tracy Potter (Democrat)- 52,854
Keith Hanson (Libertarian)- 3,880

7) Indiana
Dan Coats (Republican)- 950,244
Brad Ellsworth (Democrat)- 695,859
Rebecca Sink-Burris (Libertarian)- 94,561

8) Pennsylvania
Pat Toomey (Republican)- 2,009,996
Joe Sestak (Democrat)- 1,887,983

9) Illinois (General Election)
Mark Kirk (Republican)- 1,749,941
Alexi Giannoulias (Democrat)- 1,667,527
LeAlan Jones (Green)- 115,561
Michael Labno (Libertarian)- 85,492

10) Illinois (Special Election- to serve the remainder of the term filling Burris' seat)
Mark Kirk (Republican)- 1,648,461
Alexi Giannoulias (Democrat)- 1,591,113
LeAlan Jones (Green)- 127,176
Michael Labno (Libertarian)- 94,122

11) West Virginia (Special Election- to serve the remainder of the term filling Byrd's seat)
Joe Manchin (Democrat)- 280,771
John Raese (Republican)- 227,960
Jesse Johnson (Mountain)- 10,048
Jeff Becker (Constitution)- 6,366

12) Arkansas
John Boozman (Republican)- 447,562
Blanche Lincoln (Democrat)- 284,362
Trevor Drown (Libertarian)- 25,144
John Gray (Green)- 14,402

13) Colorado
Michael Bennet (Democrat)- 799,072
Ken Buck (Republican)- 783,426
Bob Kinsey (Green)- 36,323
Maclyn Stringer (Libertarian)- 20,979
Jason Napolitano (Independent)- 18,178
Charley Miller (Independent)- 10,615
J. Moromisato (Independent)- 5,345

14) Nevada
Harry Reid (Democrat)- 361,655 (50.2%)
Sharron Angle (Republican)- 320,996 (44.6%)
Scott Ashjian (Tea Party)
Tim Fasano (Independent American)
Michael Haines (Independent)
Jesse Holland (Independent)
Jeffrey Reeves (Independent)
Wil Stand (Independent)

15) Wisconsin
Ron Johnson (Republican)- 1,125,637
Russ Feingold (Democrat)- 1,020,860
Rob Taylor (Constitution)- 23,349

16) California
Barbara Boxer (Democrat)- 5,099,302
Carly Fiorina (Republican)- 4,136,429
Gail Lightfoot (Libertarian)- 170,445
Marsha Feinland (Peace and Freedom)- 130,989
Duane Roberts (Green)- 124,107
Edward Noonan (American Independent)- 122,267

17) Connecticut
Richard Blumenthal (Democrat)- 636,096
Linda E. McMahon (Republican)- 498,341
Warren B. Mosler (Independent)- 11,261
Dr. John Mertens (Connecticut for Lieberman)- 6,727
Write-in candidates- 806

18) Washington
Patty Murray (Democrat)- 1,300,989
Dino Rossi (Republican)- 1,185,857

19) Alaska
It is not certified, but it appears as if Lisa Murkowski (write-in Republican) won, unless if it is contested.

Todd Said:

Will Tea Party activists support the Boston Tea Party in elections?

We Answered:

Well if they believe in it to begin with, I'm sure that they will take it to the polls too. If that is what your asking?

Kirk Said:

Is this a war within the Republican party?

We Answered:

yes. Conservative columnist, Michael Gerson has called it the debate between the doers (Teddy Roosevelt, traditional conservatives) and undoers (Glen Beck, Ron Paul, Tea Partiers)

"But it was Roosevelt's political purpose to avoid a revolution. He sought to preserve the market system by regulating its health, safety and fairness. This is not laissez faire, but it is an authentic conservative tradition -- the use of incremental reform to diffuse radicalism. And few today would wish to return to 19th-century labor, health and antitrust standards...
All those few, however, seemed to be in attendance at CPAC, determined to sharpen an ideological debate. In the name of constitutional purity, they propose a great undoing. Not just the undoing of Obamaism. Undo Medicare and Social Security. Undo the expansive American global commitments that proceeded from World War II and the Cold War. Undo progressive-era economic regulations. Undo the executive power grab that preserved the union. Undo it all -- until America is left with a government appropriate to an isolated, 18th-century farming republic."

http://townhall.com/columnists/MichaelGe…

Herman Said:

Party Partisans: at what point is YOUR candidate too crooked, crazy, or downright criminal to vote for?

We Answered:

Honesty and decency are at the top of my list. I have voted a number of times for a candidate that I disagreed with because I respected the man's integrity.

Kuma