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By Roy Edroso, Monday, Nov. 2 2009 @ 12:59AM
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On the weekend before a nationally-covered upstate New York Congressional election, the Republican candidate endorsed the Democratic candidate. This is a rarity in American politics, if not a first.

Rightbloggers played a key role in this historical achievement. Let's step back several weeks and see what happened.

Once upon a time Republican candidate Dede Scozzafava was running for the 23rd Congressional District seat, which Republican John McHugh recently abandoned to serve as Obama's Secretary of the Army. Like McHugh and his predecessor Sherwood Boehlert, Scozzafava is (or was, depending on how you look at it) one of that vanishing breed known as moderate Republicans, with a mixed plate of positions. She's pro-choice and pro-gay-marriage, for example, but was endorsed in this race by the NRA.

She was challenged on the right by Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman, who called himself "the conservative Republican in this race." The Democrats nominated a rich lawyer, Bill Owens, who was a registered independent at the time of his selection.

In September Scozzafava was enjoying a comfortable 10-point lead on Owens, with Hoffman slightly behind him. Then conservatives, angered by Scozzafava's ideological impurities, started stirring the pot...

"A safe, reliable GOP district. So what do the party bosses do?" asked Good Sense Politics. "Nominate one of the very few pro-gay-marriage Republicans around. Nice, huh?" The Susan B. Anthony List endorsed Hoffman against the "abortion radical who does not represent the views of the growing majority of pro-life American women."

Still bigger guns came after Scozzafava: not only was she "pro-gay marriage" and "pro-abortion," said Erick Erickson of RedState; she was also "pro-big government ACORN." In her Assembly campaigns, he revealed, "Scozzafava has repeatedly been backed by ACORN in state legislative elections in New York," and "maintains a voting record the Working Families Party, ACORN's political arm, supports." (WFP actually backed Owens in this race, but Erickson and his colleagues ignored this; it wasn't Owens they were after.)

Came October, and Scozzafava was still leading. But the conservative Club for Growth went to work for the Conservative, with press releases ("Scozzafava Embraces Spitzer-Paterson Budget") and with money. Americans for Taxpayer Reform leapt in, demanding Scozzafava join Hoffman in signing its Taxpayer Protection Pledge.

Big-time rightblogger Michelle Malkin began what became her regular pounding of Scozzafava as an "ACORN-Friendly, Big Labor-Backing, Tax-and-Spend Radical in GOP Clothing." Malkin mentioned "radical abortion and gay marriage policies," but leaned on the ACORN connection, a proven outrage generator among her flock. "Scozzafava now claims she would have voted to de-fund ACORN," said Malkin, but she was yet cozy with "another inextricably linked ACORN and WFP affiliate... Big Labor." She'd accepted union donations and had fudged on the issue of card check, which is favored by Democrats. "That's not moderation," said Malkin. "That's extremist fringe."

Scozzafava tried to patch things up. She signed the tax pledge -- but it did her no good ("Scozzafava is willing to sign any pledge and do anything to get elected," said M.R. Newman of RedState, who further claimed, "If she was principled in her moderacy, I could at least respect that"). She publicly opposed cap-and-trade -- but some rightbloggers claimed she actually supported it, and others dismissed it as a ruse ("Scozzafava is a pro-abortion, pro-gay, pro-tax, pro-big government liberal that only held on to the 'R' after her name because she opposes Cap and Trade legislation"). She won the endorsement of the NRA -- rightbloggers ignored it, while advertising Hoffman's membership in the organization.

Erickson kept up the outrage: "Do the RNC, NRCC, and Dede Scozzafava condone eugenics and sterilization of the poor and minorities?" he said when Scozzafava accepted the Margaret Sanger Award from Planned Parenthood.

Perhaps hoping to bring the troops home, Newt Gingrich came to Scozzafava's defense. Rightbloggers instead turned their fire on the architect of the Contract with America. "Perhaps it is time to go your own way," Malkin told Gingrich, "with Al Sharpton and Nancy Pelosi."

They went after the GOP candidate harder. John McCormack of the Weekly Standard questioned Scozzafava at a dinner and, when she stopped answering his questions, followed her into the parking lot. Her husband called the cops on McCormack. "Radical leftist Dede Scozzafava can't stand the heat," said Malkin.

The Scozzafava campaign claimed McCormack "screamed questions" at her. Rightbloggers found the claim absurd. "Everybody who knows McCormack knows he's the polar opposite of that kind of guy... mild-mannered and unfailingly polite," claimed Pundit & Pundette. National Review's Jim Geraghty called for Scozzfava to resign the nomination over her "false police report... You can call this throwing someone under the bus, but there's a difference between severing a tie over political inconvenience and severing it over criminal behavior." (No charges were filed.)

As calls for her ouster spread, Scozzafava attempted to hold a press conference at Hoffman headquarters, where she was swamped by conservatives holding Hoffman signs. "Invite the press to watch you make a fool of yourself with 'Hoffman for Congress' signs behind you," laughed Are You Freaking Stupid. "All I can say is. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA." RedState's streiff compared Scozzafava to a cow.

Owens grabbed the lead, Sarah Palin and other prominent Republicans endorsed Hoffman, and Scozzafava's funding dried up. Despite the fact that Owens, not Scozzafava, had the WFP endorsement, Malkin kept tying her to the Party ("Look what Scozzafava's favorite ACORN front group is up to now"). The Club for Growth ran a poll showing Hoffman ahead; a Daily Kos poll showed him neck and neck with Owens, with Scozzafava well back, as did a Siena Poll.

Rightbloggers even upped the ante in their nomenclature. Not content to call Scozzafava a RINO (Republican in Name Only) as tradition dictates, Mark Steyn declared her a DIABLO -- "Democrat In All But Label Only." The "Only" was syntactically superfluous, but added a demonic flourish rightbloggers enjoyed. Blogs for Victory's Mark Noonan called it "kinda catchy." "DeeDee is the classic DIABLO," concurred Atlas Shrugs.

On Saturday Scozzafava "suspended" her campaign -- or, as Pat Dollard put it, "Communist-Posing-As-Republican Judy Scozzafava Drops Out." She at first declined to make an endorsement -- which had rightbloggers, who had been hammering her a radical leftist, declaring that Hoffman would pick up her votes. Some even congratulated her on her public-spiritedness.

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Comments (17)

R. Porrofatto says:

Wow, it reads like a bizarre game of Telephone. From run-of-the-mill upstate NY Republican to communist in 7.5 seconds, Twitter time. These people are insane.

And moderacy? Is that the dictatorship of the pollitariat, or just wearing khaki chinos and string ties?

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 2 2009 @ 9:20AM
Will says:

The reason these republican assholes don't shut up is that there is a long term republican culture in this Country. Generations worth. I am speaking of the maybe ten percent that actually controls the party, not the ninety percent cretins, imbiciles and morons that support a party that will lower their wages anytime there's a chance to do so and which would like to bring back the economic conditions of industrial revolution England. The republican party heartily embraces the sweatshop owner's mentality. Now, these folks, the ten percenters, live in their own world. In subdivisions where teenage boys wear cardigans and play lacrosse and are on the rowing team if there's a body of water around. Where all family, friends and aquaintances are white. Where there typically is no military service done except of the kind young Bush did. Where boys have names not found anywhere else in the population at large, like Todd, Brent, Brice, Trent, Tad etc. Country Club membership is a culture totem. Telling stupid jokes to each other is a social lubricant. Their jobs are often in the financial sector or in larger corporations as professional meeting goers. This culture is enormously influential presently. What they are afraid of is that there is a real chance under President Obama that the wealth will be somewhat more fairly distributed. This is what drives their hysteria. They might loose some power and other people might actually make a living wage, reducing their own special priviliged status. It will get uglier rather than better. Since they have no logical argument to support their selfish attitudes they must resort to lies, deceptions and threats and must be very loud and repetitive to convince the cretins among us that the republican party actually has the welfare of all in mind. Since our population includes a lot of cretins and the republican party is in a very energetic mode due to a hysteria of fear, the chorus of imbiciles attacking President Obama for anything he does will get louder, the McCarthy like references to communism will increase and toxic trolls like Krauthammer will get more and more irrational. Such is the state of affairs in our Country today and I cannot predict what it will evolve into. All I know is that we cannot allow republicans to run the Country again for the forseeable future. It would get real real ugly on Planet Earth.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 2 2009 @ 12:34PM
atheist says:

Roy, I always appreciate your humor, sarcasm, cynicism & bon mots. This piece is also just a really good piece of political research. Something I could link to to give someone the lowdown on this race in NY-23, with its social and political context. Congratulations on a really well-written piece.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 2 2009 @ 2:00PM
Mr. Ziffel says:

"Perhaps it is time to go your own way," Malkin told Gingrich, "with Al Sharpton and Nancy Pelosi."

I find this utterly delightful. Can anyone top Malkin for sheer craziness?

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 2 2009 @ 2:08PM
Substance McGravitas says:

Conspiracy theories were floated. "No word yet on what sort of payoff Scozzafava will get for her whoring herself out to the American Marxist Left," said the Jawa Report.

Mother Hero?

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 2 2009 @ 4:28PM
Dr Zen says:

You know, when Newt Gingrich is not conservative enough for you, you're going to be pretty hard to please. Does Malkin not realise that if she had the world she's agitating for, she'd likely find herself on a plane out of town? There's no room for token Asians in the white paradise the likes of Erick Erickson dream of.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 2 2009 @ 6:21PM
parsec says:

Well, she DID express a distaste for "Anchor Babies" sometime back, not noticing she was one. Perhaps having herself run out of the country would be the culmination of a lifelong dream.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 2 2009 @ 7:39PM
J Neo Marvin says:

Rightbloggers affected to be outraged that the candidate they'd been persecuting for weeks failed to support the party they had taken over.

Roy, this is in the running for one of the best sentences you've ever written.

Posted On: Monday, Nov. 2 2009 @ 11:20PM
zhak says:

An extremely well-written piece.

I think it's terribly sad -- and terribly dangerous -- that there is a sizable & (unfortunately all-too-vocal) minority of hysterics that are fueled by their own rage and fear to spur them on to imbecilic & inchoate displays of sheer unmitigated stupidity.

Drape yourself in the flag, and there is no end of damage you can do to Democracy.

Well played UnAmericanLunaticFringe, well played.

Posted On: Tuesday, Nov. 3 2009 @ 11:36AM
Halloween Jack says:

"I hope she enjoys her new party," said Don Surber. "Hey, maybe she can take some of her RINO supporters with her."

Oh, Don. They'll drive themselves over.

Posted On: Tuesday, Nov. 3 2009 @ 2:02PM
Will says:

After mulling over my post of a few days ago, I realized that some expansion of my views is needed. Not that I think my views are necessarily profound, but they are mine and should be clearly stated.

The very fact that we have a republican minority of rich and influential folks who think that the USA is theirs to exploit and to farm for Treasury money which is there because of taxes (Oh MY GOD!) is cause for misgivings. First of all they constitute a shadow Government. It's ok for Democrats to have the Presidency to bring money into the Treasury which they will subsequently loot next term. I think that they allow Democrats as Presidents occasionally so that there will be more Treasury money for them to subsequently transfer to their own pockets. Without being blamed for the inevitable tax increases. Remember that there is a shit load of welfare for the very rich under any Republican Administration. From tax breaks to subsidies to wars to profiteer from. To Government steered efforts to get rid of any environmentally beneficial program.

I think their main, ludricous and highly energenic efforts to get rid of Clinton were not somuch ideological, but because he managed to get elected to a second term.

So who are these people? I gave some of their cultural charcteristics in my first post. Here is how they can be described. Having actually run the Country for generations (All one needs to look at is the Cold War, Vietnam and some coincidental assasinations.) Disputable, but I think true. Getting mightily vocal only when someone is President who may actually bring the Country back in line with the Founding Father's vision. The two words "FOR ALL" are especially offensive to them.

They are powerful. They have money, they know how to push the buttons that kick start the moronic mental program in about half our population. They are essentially greedy and without morals and will not stop at anything to protect their priviliges. Yet they have this idea they are protecting decency. The translation for decency here is that anything lessening their income and power is by definition indecent, usually described as communism. And, you know what? The subculture is so distinct that it has no idea on how 90% of America lives. Anyone not in the coven is automatically assigned peripheral status. In the order of millions of Vietnamese and Cambodians were killed and maimed and it was ok because we were trying to protect them from themselves and we lost 50 plus thousand of troops (I am sure that no more than one or two were republican members of the coven, but essentially all killed were members of and sons of the vast, potentially very cheap servant pool which constitutes almost all other Americans. The same with Iraq. All the republican warmongers, except for McCain and maybe one, perhaps two more, had mo military service and none of their immediate ancestry did. It's ok though to have troops killed, they're not of the coven and the widow gets a whole few hundreds dollars a month. ENTITLEMENTS!

These republican people (People being a word to describe only their bodily parameters, not a mind set.) need to be exposed instead of having pretty much all media print their latest lie or manipulation as if it amounted to something real.

The Voice is one of the last bastions against having these pukes run the show alltogether. Thank you.

So what is the conclusion? Support President Obama, of course. The only chance most of us have not to be scounging around in the ruins after WW III, if these republican sewer rats gain ascendancy, or having our wages cut little by little, jobs sent oversees, having our Social Security Trust Fund looted by these republican so called patriots and so on.

All the best;

Will

Posted On: Tuesday, Nov. 3 2009 @ 5:51PM
parsec says:

Don't look now but whose scalp is hanging from the pole in NY-23?

Posted On: Wednesday, Nov. 4 2009 @ 12:33AM
Ted says:

It is amazing that the conservatives who gave the Democrats the seat for the first time since the civil war obviously did not think too much about the district. There is some interesting analysis of the district http://www.pollster.com/blogs/rep_mchugh_to_army_secretary_a.php and McHugh's moderate politics.

This is one of the cases where you have to be an adolescent wino to label your moderate candidate a RINO and give the Democrats a sink.

I for one will have a drink in the name of Michelle Malkin and the rest of her ilk.

Posted On: Wednesday, Nov. 4 2009 @ 3:10PM
ChrisV82 says:

So Owens won, then. Good job, right bloggers.

To be fair, at least the conservatives actually got a conservative candidate to vote for. All liberals ever get are moderates.

Posted On: Friday, Nov. 6 2009 @ 5:37PM
A rowing machine says:

Well, you do essential justice to this issue. Just reading your article makes everything so clear in my head. My honest thanks for your hint of fresh air on this subject. I will subscribe up for your rss feed if you have one, to keep up to date on your immediate post.

Posted On: Wednesday, Nov. 25 2009 @ 10:15AM
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Posted On: Wednesday, Nov. 25 2009 @ 10:18AM
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