Once again, Roy has the endorsement of multiple newspapers. The Joplin Globe and the St. Joseph News-Press both praise Roy's experience and his connection with the views of Missourians. They rightly believe that Roy is the best person for the job.
Once again, Roy is victorious in the (final) Senate debate!
Listen to the full debate here!
(Note: two of the most heated sections of the debate are at the 23:45 and 40:00 marks of the audio file)
Once again, Roy has the advantage in spending power!
Once again, Carnahan is trying to reignite her base with false hope. She thinks that Blunt leading by "only" five points is a victory. It could very well be a good sign for her campaign, however, the poll was conducted by the highly liberal Public Policy Polling group...and when a group this liberal still has a Republican in the lead, that should tell you your campaign is sunk.
Once again, I question Carnahan's tactics in her advertising. Don't bother trying to find this particular ad, because it is literally Carnahan talking to, and I'm not making this up...
...a cardboard cutout of Roy Blunt...Nevermind her unrealistic claims of putting a stop to earmarks by herself and cutting all Senators pay by herself, but the fact that she is about as close to a "Straw-Man Fallacy" as you can get. Carnahan and the camera both look at "Roy" while attacking the real Roy, with the camera even using goofy zooming effects.
The funniest part about this whole thing? Someone, somewhere, has it in the back of their mind that instead of their donation helping to buy air time or newspaper ads for Carnahan, they actually bought a cardboard cutout of the opposing candidate.
"I should have used my campaign contribution for McDoubles!"
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