Obama and the Dems are giving the GOP plenty to pounce on in 2014

[candycorn]

2014 Elections: What Will they Mean for Hillary and Democrats?

Written on Monday, December 9, 2013 by David L. Goetsch


The 2014 elections will be what are generally referred to as mid-term elections. Seats in Congress will be up for grabs, but of course the president does not have to run. Because the president is not running, mid-term elections typically generate less interest and, in turn, less participation from voters. However, the 2014 mid-term elections are likely to break the mold. What you may ask makes these mid-term elections different from those in the past? In a word, “Obamacare.” Whether the candidate in question is a Democrat, Republican, or from a third-party, there will be one issue that will stand out above all others in 2014, and that issue is Obamacare. Further, try as they might candidates will not be able to escape, gloss over, or kick the can down the road on this all-important issue. Obamacare will either be the unraveling of a presidency or the making of a legacy, and the mid-term elections of 2014 will determine which it will be. What the mid-term elections in 2014 will not be—unfortunately—is the undoing of Hillary Clinton’s presidential aspirations, no matter how much Republicans and conservatives wish that would be the case.

Republicans and conservatives—unfortunately there is a difference these days—are hoping to clean up in the mid-term elections of 2014, and Obamacare has certainly set the table for a string of Republican victories in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. Naturally, Republicans and conservatives are hoping that a big win at the polls in 2014 will spell disaster for Hillary Clinton’s campaign in 2016. I certainly hope the same thing. However, I am afraid the 2014 elections will not be a plebiscite on Hillary. In fact, conservatives will be sadly mistaken if they think Republican victories in 2014 presage bad tidings for Hillary. I say this because Hillary believes in one thing and one thing only: her election as president. She has no abiding moral, philosophical, or political views. What she believes at any given moment is whatever she needs to believe to position herself for a run at the presidency. Obamacare or any other issue that gets in her way will be cast aside like used Kleenex. On any issue that stands between her and the Oval Office, expect to see Hillary switch gears faster than Dale Unser. Sensing weakness, Hillary has already began putting some serious distance between herself and Barack Obama. By the time the 2016 elections roll around she will claim she doesn’t even know the man. In fact, if she needs to in order to win the presidency Hillary will run as a newly enlightened moderate who claims she fought against Obamacare and only resigned as Secretary of State when she lost the battle. Hillary Clinton’s loyalty to Barack Obama, the Democrat Party, and any given political issue has less depth than a sheet of paper. Hillary will not let Obamacare stand in the way of her aspirations. The 2014 mid-term elections will be a plebiscite, but on one individual and one issue only: Barack Obama and Obamacare.

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Yeah, the 2010 election really hurt Obama. He should have did better than 332-206.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

I hope to hell we can be smart enough this time to leave the damn social issues at the curb. All the social issues don't mean shit if we can't stop our country from going down the toilet financially.

Seriously, NO MORE TODD AKIN BULLSHIT.

Your social conservative values are USELESS if you can't win the seat. Our country is more important that who is fucking who behind closed doors.

Lots of examples you gave there. You must have just forgot to mention them.

The economy is stronger now than it was in 2012. Our deficit is smaller, housing construction is up, unemployment is down, consumer spending is up, the market is up, the auto makers are healthy, we are only in one war and it is being paid for.

What are you going to pounce on? The debt that the GOP created?

Cool.

Silly rabbit, trix are for kids.

None of that shit matters when it doesn't affect you be it true or not.

 

[LoneLaugher]

I hope to hell we can be smart enough this time to leave the damn social issues at the curb. All the social issues don't mean shit if we can't stop our country from going down the toilet financially.

Seriously, NO MORE TODD AKIN BULLSHIT.

Your social conservative values are USELESS if you can't win the seat. Our country is more important that who is fucking who behind closed doors.

Lots of examples you gave there. You must have just forgot to mention them.

The economy is stronger now than it was in 2012. Our deficit is smaller, housing construction is up, unemployment is down, consumer spending is up, the market is up, the auto makers are healthy, we are only in one war and it is being paid for.

What are you going to pounce on? The debt that the GOP created?

Cool.

Silly rabbit, trix are for kids.

None of that shit matters when it doesn't affect you be it true or not.

None of that effects you?

 

[candycorn]

At the end of the day, the Republicans are going to need to find 64 more electoral votes. That is if they keep all of the states Romney won...might be easier said than done as Hispanics continue to grow in power in once safely red states like Arizona.

If they run Rubio or Jeb Bush, 29 of them can come from Florida...maybe. The other 35? There seems to be no path that gets them there easily unless they find a way to turn the tide with women:

As well as President Obama did, a nomination of Hillary will even further energize women to get out to vote...the margins above could be dwarfed.

 

[Katzndogz]

Democrats are depending on women too much.

 

[American_Jihad]

2014 Elections: What Will they Mean for Hillary and Democrats?

Written on Monday, December 9, 2013 by David L. Goetsch


The 2014 elections will be what are generally referred to as mid-term elections. Seats in Congress will be up for grabs, but of course the president does not have to run. Because the president is not running, mid-term elections typically generate less interest and, in turn, less participation from voters. However, the 2014 mid-term elections are likely to break the mold. What you may ask makes these mid-term elections different from those in the past? In a word, “Obamacare.” Whether the candidate in question is a Democrat, Republican, or from a third-party, there will be one issue that will stand out above all others in 2014, and that issue is Obamacare. Further, try as they might candidates will not be able to escape, gloss over, or kick the can down the road on this all-important issue. Obamacare will either be the unraveling of a presidency or the making of a legacy, and the mid-term elections of 2014 will determine which it will be. What the mid-term elections in 2014 will not be—unfortunately—is the undoing of Hillary Clinton’s presidential aspirations, no matter how much Republicans and conservatives wish that would be the case.

Republicans and conservatives—unfortunately there is a difference these days—are hoping to clean up in the mid-term elections of 2014, and Obamacare has certainly set the table for a string of Republican victories in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. Naturally, Republicans and conservatives are hoping that a big win at the polls in 2014 will spell disaster for Hillary Clinton’s campaign in 2016. I certainly hope the same thing. However, I am afraid the 2014 elections will not be a plebiscite on Hillary. In fact, conservatives will be sadly mistaken if they think Republican victories in 2014 presage bad tidings for Hillary. I say this because Hillary believes in one thing and one thing only: her election as president. She has no abiding moral, philosophical, or political views. What she believes at any given moment is whatever she needs to believe to position herself for a run at the presidency. Obamacare or any other issue that gets in her way will be cast aside like used Kleenex. On any issue that stands between her and the Oval Office, expect to see Hillary switch gears faster than Dale Unser. Sensing weakness, Hillary has already began putting some serious distance between herself and Barack Obama. By the time the 2016 elections roll around she will claim she doesn’t even know the man. In fact, if she needs to in order to win the presidency Hillary will run as a newly enlightened moderate who claims she fought against Obamacare and only resigned as Secretary of State when she lost the battle. Hillary Clinton’s loyalty to Barack Obama, the Democrat Party, and any given political issue has less depth than a sheet of paper. Hillary will not let Obamacare stand in the way of her aspirations. The 2014 mid-term elections will be a plebiscite, but on one individual and one issue only: Barack Obama and Obamacare.

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Yeah, the 2010 election really hurt Obama. He should have did better than 332-206.

CandyAss, you and sandra puke represent the progressive/lefts brightness...

 

[JakeStarkey]

Breaking news of a two year budget deal that may pass the House tomorrow. If so, it will go to the Senate.

If Boehner holds an up and down vote, the bill may very well pass and deliver a blow to the heart of the TeaPs.

 

[candycorn]

2014 Elections: What Will they Mean for Hillary and Democrats?

Written on Monday, December 9, 2013 by David L. Goetsch


The 2014 elections will be what are generally referred to as mid-term elections. Seats in Congress will be up for grabs, but of course the president does not have to run. Because the president is not running, mid-term elections typically generate less interest and, in turn, less participation from voters. However, the 2014 mid-term elections are likely to break the mold. What you may ask makes these mid-term elections different from those in the past? In a word, “Obamacare.” Whether the candidate in question is a Democrat, Republican, or from a third-party, there will be one issue that will stand out above all others in 2014, and that issue is Obamacare. Further, try as they might candidates will not be able to escape, gloss over, or kick the can down the road on this all-important issue. Obamacare will either be the unraveling of a presidency or the making of a legacy, and the mid-term elections of 2014 will determine which it will be. What the mid-term elections in 2014 will not be—unfortunately—is the undoing of Hillary Clinton’s presidential aspirations, no matter how much Republicans and conservatives wish that would be the case.

Republicans and conservatives—unfortunately there is a difference these days—are hoping to clean up in the mid-term elections of 2014, and Obamacare has certainly set the table for a string of Republican victories in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. Naturally, Republicans and conservatives are hoping that a big win at the polls in 2014 will spell disaster for Hillary Clinton’s campaign in 2016. I certainly hope the same thing. However, I am afraid the 2014 elections will not be a plebiscite on Hillary. In fact, conservatives will be sadly mistaken if they think Republican victories in 2014 presage bad tidings for Hillary. I say this because Hillary believes in one thing and one thing only: her election as president. She has no abiding moral, philosophical, or political views. What she believes at any given moment is whatever she needs to believe to position herself for a run at the presidency. Obamacare or any other issue that gets in her way will be cast aside like used Kleenex. On any issue that stands between her and the Oval Office, expect to see Hillary switch gears faster than Dale Unser. Sensing weakness, Hillary has already began putting some serious distance between herself and Barack Obama. By the time the 2016 elections roll around she will claim she doesn’t even know the man. In fact, if she needs to in order to win the presidency Hillary will run as a newly enlightened moderate who claims she fought against Obamacare and only resigned as Secretary of State when she lost the battle. Hillary Clinton’s loyalty to Barack Obama, the Democrat Party, and any given political issue has less depth than a sheet of paper. Hillary will not let Obamacare stand in the way of her aspirations. The 2014 mid-term elections will be a plebiscite, but on one individual and one issue only: Barack Obama and Obamacare.

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Yeah, the 2010 election really hurt Obama. He should have did better than 332-206.

CandyAss, you and sandra puke represent the progressive/lefts brightness...

Not only did the GOP nominate Romney, many most hilariously thought that he was going to win...

seriously? Mitt Romney? Too f'ing funny.

 

[birddog]

Yeah, the 2010 election really hurt Obama. He should have did better than 332-206.

CandyAss, you and sandra puke represent the progressive/lefts brightness...

Not only did the GOP nominate Romney, many most hilariously thought that he was going to win...

seriously? Mitt Romney? Too f'ing funny.

Romney would have won if Obama had been honest about Obamacare! It likely gives you a tingle up your leg knowing Obama got elected mainly because of being an extreme liar!

 

[candycorn]

CandyAss, you and sandra puke represent the progressive/lefts brightness...

Not only did the GOP nominate Romney, many most hilariously thought that he was going to win...

seriously? Mitt Romney? Too f'ing funny.

Romney would have won if Obama had been honest about Obamacare! It likely gives you a tingle up your leg knowing Obama got elected mainly because of being an extreme liar!

Incredibly unlikely Romney would have won any office having been, well, Mitt Romney in 2012. But keep prognosticating...we learn so much from your guesses.

 

[American_Jihad]

Yeah, the 2010 election really hurt Obama. He should have did better than 332-206.

CandyAss, you and sandra puke represent the progressive/lefts brightness...

Not only did the GOP nominate Romney, many most hilariously thought that he was going to win...

seriously? Mitt Romney? Too f'ing funny.

CandyAss, you still don't get it, do ya, typical/liberal...

 

[FA_Q2]

Breaking news of a two year budget deal that may pass the House tomorrow. If so, it will go to the Senate.

If Boehner holds an up and down vote, the bill may very well pass and deliver a blow to the heart of the TeaPs.

It dies nothing to the tea party. They will be as prevalent as ever.

What it signifies though (if it passes) is that the GOP (and the tea party for that matter) have learned a very valuable and very hard taught lesson: pick your political battles.

One can only hope. I figured history would repeat itself and we would see another shutdown with a major democrat recovery from the bad ACA coverage as the GOP drowns it out. The R’s didn’t learn from the last SEVERAL lost financial debacles.