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If the Republicans run on real Freedom & Liberty for the People,they shouldn't have any problems defeating the Socialists/Progressives. Most people i talk to just want the Government to get the H*ll off their backs at this point. The Government has over-stepped. Too much is too much. If the Republicans kick their Neocons/Progressives to the curb,they should win easily. That's my assessment anyway.
If the Republicans run on real Freedom & Liberty for the People,they shouldn't have any problems defeating the Socialists/Progressives. Most people i talk to just want the Government to get the H*ll off their backs at this point. The Government has over-stepped. Too much is too much. If the Republicans kick their Neocons/Progressives to the curb,they should win easily. That's my assessment anyway.
Well, at least crazy frank made an effort, too bad he can't think beyond one move (i.e. consider the consequences of 'his' ideas).
Well, the R's (and the closest R's, those who dress up in 18th Century garb and hang tea bags off of their hats) will continue the gays, guns, & greed refrain. Seems as if half of the Tea Baggers (sorry, it's too funny not to) are social conservatives, and support Sarah Palin; and the other half are Libertarians and support Ron Paul. One wonders how such odd couples will ever come together, makes 2010 a very interesting time indeed. I guess hate for the president (Racism?) will unite them for one cycle, but my bet is on the American voter - the great moderate middle may see through the hate and fear rhetoric, and elect those who offer pragmatic solutions, not ideology.
The Rs, much to many good Republicans' disappointment, have not been able to dump the neocons, the corporatists, and the reactionary loons. 2010 is going to be dismal for the GOP come elections.
The Rs, much to many good Republicans' disappointment, have not been able to dump the neocons, the corporatists, and the reactionary loons. 2010 is going to be dismal for the GOP come elections.
Well, at least crazy frank made an effort, too bad he can't think beyond one move (i.e. consider the consequences of 'his' ideas).
Well, the R's (and the closest R's, those who dress up in 18th Century garb and hang tea bags off of their hats) will continue the gays, guns, & greed refrain. Seems as if half of the Tea Baggers (sorry, it's too funny not to) are social conservatives, and support Sarah Palin; and the other half are Libertarians and support Ron Paul. One wonders how such odd couples will ever come together, makes 2010 a very interesting time indeed. I guess hate for the president (Racism?) will unite them for one cycle, but my bet is on the American voter - the great moderate middle may see through the hate and fear rhetoric, and elect those who offer pragmatic solutions, not ideology.
80% of the American people distrust Obama Neo-National Socialism. Dems will have to re-brand themselves after the November Debacle
I suspect Pubs think they are going to pick up more than 20 House and at least 4 Senate seats. They will be disappointed. Obama will have a fairly easy election run in 2012 and should pick up at least 52% of the vote. The Pubs by then will be realizing they have to a Plan and a Voice and a Leader to win, and they will have at least two of three in place.
Well, at least crazy frank made an effort, too bad he can't think beyond one move (i.e. consider the consequences of 'his' ideas).
Well, the R's (and the closest R's, those who dress up in 18th Century garb and hang tea bags off of their hats) will continue the gays, guns, & greed refrain. Seems as if half of the Tea Baggers (sorry, it's too funny not to) are social conservatives, and support Sarah Palin; and the other half are Libertarians and support Ron Paul. One wonders how such odd couples will ever come together, makes 2010 a very interesting time indeed. I guess hate for the president (Racism?) will unite them for one cycle, but my bet is on the American voter - the great moderate middle may see through the hate and fear rhetoric, and elect those who offer pragmatic solutions, not ideology.
80% of the American people distrust Obama Neo-National Socialism. Dems will have to re-brand themselves after the November Debacle
Frank, in all honesty, it's posts like this which convince me you're ... well you know.
I suspect Pubs think they are going to pick up more than 20 House and at least 4 Senate seats. They will be disappointed. Obama will have a fairly easy election run in 2012 and should pick up at least 52% of the vote. The Pubs by then will be realizing they have to a Plan and a Voice and a Leader to win, and they will have at least two of three in place.
80% of the American people distrust Obama Neo-National Socialism. Dems will have to re-brand themselves after the November Debacle
Frank, in all honesty, it's posts like this which convince me you're ... well you know.
80% of the American people distrust Obama Neo-National Socialism. Dems will have to re-brand themselves after the November Debacle
Frank, in all honesty, it's posts like this which convince me you're ... well you know.
Frank is silly. Obama continually outpolls the GOP on popularity, and the Americans have not shown any remorse for rejecting the GOP in 2008. Of course my party has done nothing to recoup its stupidity from 2001 to 2006.
The Rs, much to many good Republicans' disappointment, have not been able to dump the neocons, the corporatists, and the reactionary loons. 2010 is going to be dismal for the GOP come elections.
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Boxer is in trouble in CA and Gillibrand is below 50% in NY.
You Progressives are getting a record setting ass kicking in November
The Rs, much to many good Republicans' disappointment, have not been able to dump the neocons, the corporatists, and the reactionary loons. 2010 is going to be dismal for the GOP come elections.
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Boxer is in trouble in CA and Gillibrand is below 50% in NY.
You Progressives are getting a record setting ass kicking in November
The Democrats may suffer some looses come November. But thinking people with a sense of history know that in politics a week is a lifetime. Remember, the Rs' got their butts kicked in 2006 and in 2008 and history suggests the mood will swing again and the R's will win seats.
However, the R's have swung way right, to consider Sarah Palin as mainstream or incumbent R's as too liberal (or not conservative enough) may result in a one time win, but the prospects of mainstream voters remaining happy with the fringe (Palin, et al) is very unlikely.
Palin's fringe? Can you explain, please. I thought she was very popular.
