Well, given the psephological truism, that as MI goes, so goes NH, at this rate the "projected" Pub gain in the Senate has hit double digits: WV, AR, SD, MT, LA, NC, AK, CO, MI, NH. The "only" issue remaining is if the Pubs can make it a dirty dozen (IA, VA). 
And there is MN out there too come to think of it. Who said 13 was an unlucky number? So many juicy targets - a veritable embarrassment of riches.
Interesting perspective. I suppose that it would make sense to expect Scott Brown to win if Land can defeat Braely. The Michigan Senate race seems competitive, but I wouldn't even say Lean R unless Land manages to get above 48-50% in the polls, because Michigan is a Democratic state, and I am not sure if Land can overcome that, even though Braely appears does not appear to be a strong nominee. You probably don't have to be a great Democratic candidate to win in Michigan, but you would have to be a great Republican. Land might be good (she has won statewide), but not great, and she still needs to prove herself despite her lead in the polls. Still, she is better than Hoekstra, so this might be a race to watch closely.
