So she's given up on the whole "ambiguity in the law means I can run for another term" thing?

I don't know if it's possible, but she'll be term-limited in a year and a half anyway.

She's much less conservative on fiscal issues than on illegal immigration.  In the two Cato Fiscal Policy Grades she's gotten, she's gotten D's.  In 2010 she did worse than Arnold Schwarzenegger and Charlie Crist.

Some of their elections stuff is pretty good so I occasionally check in on that.

Have a Democrat run against him.

Booker's not running for Governor.  About 5 months ago he took a look at Christie's approval rating and dived for the exits.

Thanks.

McDermott royally deserves everything he gets.

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Remember that Booker and Christie would be running in different races.  The main concern with Booker was that he could gin up Dem turnout in a way that gov nominee Buono couldn't.  Those moderate Republicans and Independents that like Booker would have voted solidly for Christie, whose lead in the polls is consistently over 30 points, which I agree with Scarlet Pimpernel is big enough that concurrent elections shouldn't have been much of a threat.

I don't recall whether he said they had taped it or released it.  If he just said taped I can understand him; there's usually a pretty significant delay between taping and release.  The one that just came out with Andy Ferguson and Joseph Epstein was first mentioned on the podcast they did with Gutfeld.

True.  Still, I wish they wouldn't do it with taxpayer money.

Brewer's good on illegal immigration but otherwise, we can do better.  She's in favor of the medicaid expansion and has gotten D's on fiscal policy from the Cato Institute for the last 4 years.  In 2010, she even did worse than Charlie Crist and Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Run a polling firm.

Biden would probably go for some young female Senator like Kirsten Gillibrand or Amy Klobuchar.

Though third parties don't always get ballot access, being denied this, even for political reasons, is minor.  The failure of third parties has much more to do with the fact that they a) generally have no ability to effectively fundraise, b) are harmed by strategic voting, or c) have little actual support.

Here's a list of the third party candidates in the last 20 years who have gotten more than 5% of the vote.  The list of those that haven't is far bigger.

I agree with Larry.  This:

is wildly incorrect.

The comic strip Pearls Before Swine has a lot of those.