Deb Fischer is the antithesis of Bob Kerrey, who is a 1960’s radical leftist who formerly served in the Senate. Kerrey has lived in New York for the last 12 years and he’s now decided he wants to represent Nebraska again. Until 2011, Kerrey ran the New School (formerly known as the New School for Social Research). This college was founded in 1919 by a group of Fabian Socialists. These radicals were seeking to use “patient gradualism” to convert America into a socialist state. The Fabian tradition lives on at the New School – and in the Congressional Progressive Caucus.

May news from GING-PAC: Congressman Todd Akin fights for conscience rights for military chaplains, while Obama vows to veto entire Defense Authorization bill if Akin’s amendment is part of it. GING-PAC endorsed Senate candidate Ted Cruz of Texas rises in the polls and picks up some big endorsements, including from Gov. Sarah Palin, Sen. Jim DeMint and Dr. James Dobson. In a big upset victory in the Nebraska race for U.S. Senator, true conservative Deb Fischer wins the GOP primary. After only one term in Congress, Allen West of Florida fights to win in the brand new 18th District, his former home 22nd District having been redistricted. Discontent among the Democratic base is evident in many state primaries, although big media tries to keep it quiet.