| As he has since early September, Sen. Brown trails his challenger Elizabeth Warren, 50% - 45% according to The Hill today, http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/polls/260663-warren-maintains-slight-edge-over-brown The American Thinker looks at Senate races nationally and concludes: high confidence Republican wins, Nebraska, North Dakota, Wisconsin; Probable Republican wins: Montana, Nevada, Florida, Virginia; REPUBLICAN LONG SHOTS: Connecticut, Missouri, and MASSACHUSETTS Here is their analysis, Republican long shots: Massachusetts - The contest is a donnybrook; Scott Brown (R), the incumbent, versus Elizabeth Warren (D). Warren, a devotee of the very liberal/progressive left, has claimed Native American heritage to gain an employment preference and subscribes to the "you didn't build that" philosophy. Nevertheless, Warren has a 4% lead in the RCP {Real Clear Politics}average polling, which is nonetheless very volatile. Warren has a significant Democrat registration majority, an Obama approval rating over 55%, a decent economy and an anti-war/defense constituency. Scott Brown needs a second miracle. He did it once; can lightning strike twice? Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/10/fourteen_critical_races_could_determine_our_future.html#ixzz28Wwa5gnG
Please keep these four things in mind: 1.. Justice Scalia just turned 78 2.. Justice Kennedy will turn 78 later this year 3.. Justice Breyer turned 76 in August 4.. Justice Ginsburg turned 81 recently. In addition, * Justice Ginsburg has Pancreatic Cancer. * Justice Stephens has already said he
would retire and is just waiting for Obama to be reelected. The next president could appoint as many as 4 new Justices over next 4 years. This election is about repealing O-care and about Supreme Court justices! The U S Senate is the key! The Right to Life vote made the difference for Sen. Brown in 2010. It will make the difference again! Anne | 
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