Wolf vs. Roberts: A make or break for Tea Party supporters?

Doctor Wolf Draws Blood In U.S. Senate Race For Kansas

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47-year career politician U.S. Senator Pat Robertsseems to have found himself up against a healthy conservative opponent inDoctor Milton Wolf. We’ll see how well the new conservative “wolfpack” supports the good doctor, and how well that pack fares against the strength of incumbency.

Wolf’s new TV ad leaves no doubt he means business against the Virginia Senator. Oops, scratch that, Kansas Senator, reminding Kansas voters of Roberts’ out-of-state residency challenge.

Check out the video. What do you think? Think this may be “make or break” bellwether contest between a fresh Tea Party conservative against a Republican a relic? Or do you see more bark than bite by Doctor Wolf?

 

Wolf vs. Roberts: A make or break for Tea Party supporters?
Wolf vs. Roberts: A bellwether campaign for the future of conservative politics?

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BhU8E1w_UM

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