Tough to Defeat Incumbent Senators

       There were challengers against all ten incumbent Senators, but none scored much above 40% even though there were some excellent candidates.

       Four did well enough to consider another run in two years now that they are more seasoned and might receive help from Article 8.

       Attorney Timothy Duncan (R-Falmouth) scored 42% in his bid against incumbent Therese Murray (D-Plymouth), the powerful boss of the Senate Ways and Means Committee who sent 100 union thugs to stop and rock the car of Duncan and his family, but Duncan did not follow through on the disgraceful event.     (Click here for pictures and story about assault.)  

     Rod Jane (R-Westborough), a former President of Honeywell, also did well, getting 40% against incumbent Pamela Resor, who was endorsed by the homosexual activists.
       John Thibault (R-Chelmsford) also scored 40% in his run against Susan Fargo (D- Lincoln), a darling of the homosexual activists.

       Bob Joyce (An Indpendent-Roslindale) scored below the magic 40% mark at 38% but impressed enough people for another try against incumbent Marian Walsh (D-Boston) who was supported by all the usual homosexual organizations.)

       Four other races had good, but unsuccessful, candidates and two more were unknown candidates.