Rob Maness For U. S. Senate in Louisiana

Most voters can agree that Mary Landfill needs to be replaced. What good does it do to replace her with a Republican who is just like her? That's why I am voting for Col. Rob Maness. 

The Common Man Has A Senate Candidate In Louisiana

Cassidy is the Republican establishment candidate for Senate in Louisiana and he actually donated to the Democrat he's now running against.

You read that right - Establishment Republicans have picked a candidate for Senate, Bill Cassidy, who actually donated to Senator Mary Landrieu's campaign. But now he's running against her and claiming he's a conservative.

The problem is Louisianans can't tell the difference between Landrieu and Cassidy. Here's why:

Both support restricting our gun rights

Both voted for Cash for Clunkers and for TARP

Both have voted to raise the debt ceiling

Both have supported Obamacare

And, yes, Cassidy even donated $500 to Landrieu's campaign.

Fortunately, we have a common sense alternative. That is Rob Maness, the Tea Party Republican candidate. 

Filling The Senate With Republicans?!

As nice at it would be for Republicans to have a majority in the Senate, it won't be worth much if those Republicans are unwilling to fight for freedom.

Congressman Bill Cassidy may be a Republican, but he's no conservative. He voted to fund Obamacare, raise the debt limit, and to pass a bloated farm bill.

Bill Cassidy has rightly been criticized for his Obamacare hypocrisy. Not only did he propose an Obamacare-lite plan in the state legislature, he also tried to take credit for federal grants awarded through Obamacare.

This makes it hard for him to contrast himself with Mary Landrieu. 

To make things worse, Bill Cassidy previously donated to Mary Landrieu's campaign and supported Kathleen Blanco against Governor Bobby Jindal. 

How does Bill Cassidy expect voters to support him over Senator Landrieu when he previously supported her campaign?

TWO OF THEM -- ONE OF US

There are two liberals in this race and one conservative. All three will be on the November ballot and the top two will face off in December.

Republican Party Of Louisiana

The Louisiana Republicans have a great chance to get rid of Mary Landrieu. What do they do? They chose a lighter, milder version of her to endorse and try to shove down our throats. People are tired of being given a choice between a real Democrat who is honest about what he or she is, or a Democrat with an R behind their name. I would have more respect for Cassidy if he would make it official and run as a Democrat. 

We have a great choice for a Conservative with Rob Maness in the race. It is my sincere hope that the voters will make the right choice at the polls during the primary.