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While campaigning for Carly Fiorina McCain said Senator Barbara Boxer is ‘the most bitterly partisan, most anti-defense senator in the United States senate today’.

Over the past 18 years as a Senator, Barbara Boxer ( and all the other ‘progressives’) has failed on the issues she said she would advocate for in her first senate campaign in 1992: creating jobs, reducing deficit spending and lowering the costs of health care.

Barbara Boxer and her Republican challenger Carly Fiorina are now essentially tied in California’s U.S. Senate race, moving the state from Leans Democratic to a Toss-Up in the Rasmussen Reports Election 2010 Senate Balance of Power rankings.

With a single word, California Democratic senator Barbara Boxer may have shattered a glass ceiling in American politics: In using the scarlet A-word, “abortion,” Boxer has done something rhetorically unusual — at least for a politician who favors abortion on demand.

California Republican U.S. Senate candidate Carly Fiorina has increased her lead over Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer to five percentage points according to a new CBS 5 KPIX-TV poll released Thursday, which also shows gubernatorial candidates Democrat Jerry Brown and Republican Meg Whitman in a dead heat. -CBS 5 Poll

Yes, if Barbara Boxer wins in a year like this. Fiorina might surf it from here to Capitol Hill because her opponent, Barbara Boxer, 69, is the Senate’s fiercest liberal, and California is an intensely unhappy laboratory for liberalism—high taxes, opulent entitlements, thick regulations, and subservience to government employees’ unions.

In an unprecedented expansion of their scope and profile, conservative women’s groups are plowing cash into the campaigns of female candidates across the map. See ‘Groups’ below left column for links.

In an exclusive Newsmax interview, former CEO and California GOP Senate candidate Carly Fiorina says the Obama administration was “asleep at the switch” and failed to properly monitor offshore drilling activities. As the disaster grew, neither the administration nor the massive government regulatory bureaucracy was equipped to take charge.

“Her fiscal conservatism is rooted in real life experience,” Palin said. “She knows that when government grows, the private sector shrinks under the burden of debt and deficits.”