Like it matters. He'll be teabagged anyway.
Scott Brown's approvals amongst conservatives is 71–14, and 74–13 amongst all Republicans. There's no room for a challenge from the right.
Not that I'm suggesting it could happen, but I just felt like pointing out:
This is what I find most interesting:
This happened within a freaking month. A clear indication that people will wildly swing back and forth depending on what people tell them to think. Before there's a bunch of far-right wacked out endorsements of this crazy bitch, people love Castle, but now that people say Castle isn't good enough, suddenly there's a 20% swing in the other direction.
There may be less room for a tea party challenge in Massachusetts than in Delaware, but it's been made clear that people will wildly swing back and forth depending on what they're told to think. If Castle could have a +35 Approval rating and then swing to -4 Approval in a
month, people who have high approvals are clearly not immune.
