Pundits in September are cautioning that a turn in Obama's popularity ratings could benefit Democrats. In Kansas, mostly the crowd noise is alleged to have won the debate, and probably to the benefit of the Independent. Contender Davis went with the mainstream center. Governor Brownbeck went with the Red Tide. The Brownbeck version, like on the California coast, can glow in the dark(?), but in California can also be lethal. The California Red Tide sucks the oxygen out of the water. Brownbeck sucked the life out of popular state programs. Even former President Bush reportedly could glow in the dark, after a good night's.. . . .outing.
In the Senate race, even if Chad Taylor is on the ballot, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Orman seems able to become the next Kansas Senator, according to a most recent poll.
New KSN poll shows Roberts and Orman tied for U.S. Senate KSN-TV
Republicans nationwide are thought to have the Midterm odds, favorable, going in. They do show up at the polls. Kansas is one place that may not happen. Possibly the "New Obama" will go on television explaining that he does really know what he expects the militaries to be doing in Iraq, and In Syria. The famous Gone With The Wind kind of remark, "I don't know nothin' about birthin' no babies," or what to do internationally against ISIS, may easiily be turned around into a case, more against Senator McConnell and Congress(?).
Just how did the Syria "Strategy" remark make the President look. . . .no one asked.
Maybe people just conceded that some things just do glow in the dark(?)!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Lands of Many Nation easily able to invite former Presidents Bush to new gaming industry locations, everywhere thriving! "Early Times There. . . . Not Forotten!")
In the Senate race, even if Chad Taylor is on the ballot, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Orman seems able to become the next Kansas Senator, according to a most recent poll.
New KSN poll shows Roberts and Orman tied for U.S. Senate KSN-TV
Republicans nationwide are thought to have the Midterm odds, favorable, going in. They do show up at the polls. Kansas is one place that may not happen. Possibly the "New Obama" will go on television explaining that he does really know what he expects the militaries to be doing in Iraq, and In Syria. The famous Gone With The Wind kind of remark, "I don't know nothin' about birthin' no babies," or what to do internationally against ISIS, may easiily be turned around into a case, more against Senator McConnell and Congress(?).
Just how did the Syria "Strategy" remark make the President look. . . .no one asked.
Maybe people just conceded that some things just do glow in the dark(?)!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Lands of Many Nation easily able to invite former Presidents Bush to new gaming industry locations, everywhere thriving! "Early Times There. . . . Not Forotten!")
