In an already unusual Senate election year filled with bizarre talk about witches and “aqua Buddhas,” and chickens as currency, the waning days of the 2010 campaign season continue to crank out weirdness.
A liberal activist getting kicked in the head at a Republican rally in Kentucky, accusations that the co-author of federal campaign finance laws broke his own rules, and the sudden hospitalization of a California candidate in a tight race have made Senate campaigns anything but dull leading up to Tuesday’s midterm elections.
Full Story: Senate balance of power hinges on weird, ‘nasty’ – Washington Times