Any other states have their Republican candidates listed as "prefers GOP" on the ballot?

[msallied]

I was wondering. It's like that here in WA. Clearly the Republicans are running from their own party's designation. It's rather amusing to see them become so PC all of a sudden. Granted, the Democrats have the same thing, but it says "Prefers Democrat." LOL

[MikeNearMcChord]

1. I think the Gregoire camp should have a simple message

Get the ugliest looking picture of Rossi mix it with Bush, and just have a caption "REPUBLICANS"! I think it will speak volumes.

[Retrograde]

2. my CA ballot lists them as Republican, but

I was in the Tracy (CA) area this week and noticed that all the signs for the Republican congressional candidate sort of forget to mention that he's a Republican.

[msallied]

3. As if simply changing their names makes people forget. LOL

[AlCzervik]

4. there are a bunch of them running without mentioning their party. The mayor of San Ramon

is running for state assembly---no party in his ad but he's a gop and some other douche nozzle running for state senate---no party id in the ad, he's a republican.

[ellenfl]

8. i guess if party is not mentioned, we can assume they are

replicans. dems are not running from their party designation.

ellen fl

[Duke Newcombe]

5. If they mention anything about "Republican" or "GOP" at all...

Greg Agazarian (R) of CA 5th Senate District is running far and fast from the brand...amazing how "independent" and "non-partisan" they all are, taking on their "party bosses" now. ROTFLMAO!!

Duke

[BlooInBloo]

6. Gawd Rossi is such a fucking lying coward scumbag....

I pray my state-mates aren't all stupid enough to fall for him.

[msallied]

7. His signs are all over in Olympia. HUGE ones. ugh.

They are probably about five feet across. And then they have standard-sized McCain/Palin signs tacked to sides as an afterthought. LOL