A WHOLE NEW GAME

Mitt Romney's pick for VP has energized the conservative movement.  Paul Ryan not only brings the tea party firmly onto the ticket (uh-oh, the NYTimes figured it out!), he also brings a level of leadership and (desperately needed) mathematical competency that has been sorely lacking over the past few years.  This is a whole new game now.  The cheap thuggery of the Obama campaign isn't going to stand up well in comparison with the cheerful warrior-wonk Romney has recruited to carry his standard and rally the troops.

The whole thing rather has the feel of a schoolyard bully scene at the end of a movie.  The bullies have surrounded the prissy little rich kid and are taunting and maybe even pushing him around a little as the rest of the schoolchildren look away and pretend it isn't really happening.  But then, out of nowhere, in comes this (dreamy?) blue-eyed former prom king, who steps out in front of the bullies' victim and stands his ground with a polite smile on his boyish face, a steel-trap mind and rock-hard abs hidden under his buttoned-up button down shirt.  Suddenly, the tenor of the moment changes, the prissy boy grows a spine, the bully boys back up a step and try to laugh off this new threat while the kids on the playground gather in and start chanting "Fight! Fight! Fight" in eager anticipation of the butt-whooping to come. 

MEET PATRICIA SULLIVAN

Meet Patricia Sullivan.

I'm happy to announce she is our first candidate to run against Alan 'Teacups' Grayson. She is a stay at home mom who, like many women today, are concerned about the explosive growth of government and how it will impact the quality of life for her children.

She considers herself a patriot, not a politician.

She is an attractive, conservative white southern woman, so I'm sure the liberals will be out for blood.

Please check out her website and keep her in mind for November 2010.

Good luck, Patricia, and God bless you in the coming fight. Grayson has proven over and over that he has no class, no ethics and no sense of decorum, so it will most likely be a dirty fight.

But she's a conservative woman - she can handle it.