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You are so neener neener, UncensoredFascist.
The sad part is that of all your posts, that was the highest quality you've achieved.
There is more support for the tea party than congress.
Tea party 33%
Congress 13%
There is more support for Obama than the Tea Party.
And the wins were huge. The pasty face Gov must be getting nervous at this point..
Shillings (D) 55% is considered huge, King's 51%,(D) not so huge. Every Republican got a higher percentage of the vote than King did, and Cowles' (R) 60% is definitely huge.
According to the Associated Press:
Cowles (R) 60% Nussbaum (D) 40%
Darling (R) 54% Pasch 46%
Harsdorf (R) 58% Moore (D) 42%
Olsen (R) 52% Clark (D) 48%
King (D) 51% Hopper (R) 49%
Shilling (D) 55% Kapanke (R) 45%
What used to be 19-14 GOP is now 17-16. It was a big deal, they're not done yet.
This law was a repub railroading, everyone who lives there knows this. All the Democrats need to do now is get out the vote.
It's amazing. Every once in a while, if I listen to conservative talk radio, I hear some host making a mountain out of something that's not even high enough to be considered a mole hill. I could hear it at least twenty times a day if I chose to listen long enough.
Now, when the S&P report is delivered, and it's abundantly clear what S&P is saying (even though they do not mention any particular person or group by name), you're going to claim that not mentioning a particular group by name means that the report couldn't possibly be pointing to the how that one group was willing to take America right to the edge of default, regardless of the consequences? I ask that question especially since the report mentions the brinksmanship that was going on, and everyone knows from which side of the political spectrum that brinksmanship was originating.
IF THE REPUBS HAD NOT TAKEN THE HOUSE THE DOWNGRADE WOULD HAVE HAPPENED MONTHS AGO. Part of the concern was not being able to address the issues we face, If not for the house the issues would not have been faced at all.
That's merely conjecture. In FACT, if the Republicans hadn't taken controll, it's quite likely that the Bush tax cuts (responsible for something like 60% of the debt) for the wealthiest Americans would have been gradually phased out, thereby lowering America's debt to GDP ratio and preventing the S&P downgrade.
Main stream media is capitalist free market to the bone.
The corporate execs realize the far right social values and fascist extremists are rapidly shrinking in numbers.
That is absolutely inaccurate. The American Left is shrinking in numbers and NBC and MSNBC's dismal ratings is just one of the indicators. Obama himself has also very likely done irreparable harm to the progressives.
Which orifice did you pull this out of?
And NBC/MSNBC's ratings are just fine.
Uncensored is busily trying to hide the rest of the polling from Real Clear Politics behind the curtain.
"Don't look behind the curtain," goes Wizard Uncensored.
RealClearPolitics - Opinion, News, Analysis, Videos and Polls
There it was: 39 percent. Floor broke. Threshold crossed. The close of Barack Obamas awful week. One more awful August. On Sunday, for the first time in his presidency, Obamas public approval rating dipped below 40 percent in the Gallup Poll.
Uncensored is busily trying to hide the rest of the polling from Real Clear Politics behind the curtain.
"Don't look behind the curtain," goes Wizard Uncensored.
RealClearPolitics - Opinion, News, Analysis, Videos and Polls
I did find this at your favorite political site.
There it was: 39 percent. Floor broke. Threshold crossed. The close of Barack Obama’s awful week. One more awful August. On Sunday, for the first time in his presidency, Obama’s public approval rating dipped below 40 percent in the Gallup Poll.
RealClearPolitics - At 39 Percent, Obama's Reminded the Worst Could Lie Ahead
They've been plummeting for a while now, they have an overinflated sense of themselves, what have they really accomplished?
They've been plummeting for a while now, they have an overinflated sense of themselves, what have they really accomplished?
Spending cuts.
Sez you and all the other libs with their wishful thinking.They've been plummeting for a while now, they have an overinflated sense of themselves, what have they really accomplished?
Spending cuts.
About 7% of what they could have accomplished in cuts while scaring the crap out of America? They are losing popularity more quickly than Obama: amazing.
Uncensored is busily trying to hide the rest of the polling from Real Clear Politics behind the curtain.
"Don't look behind the curtain," goes Wizard Uncensored.
RealClearPolitics - Opinion, News, Analysis, Videos and Polls
I did find this at your favorite political site.
There it was: 39 percent. Floor broke. Threshold crossed. The close of Barack Obamas awful week. One more awful August. On Sunday, for the first time in his presidency, Obamas public approval rating dipped below 40 percent in the Gallup Poll.
RealClearPolitics - At 39 Percent, Obama's Reminded the Worst Could Lie Ahead
That is important, Too Tall, for sure, and it is not good for Obama. What is worse for the far right though, is that Obama's score is much better than the Tea Party's. Or that he bounced back to 41% the next day.
The Tea Party is certainly supporting candidates for president, and those candidates are not doing as well as Obama. RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - 2012 Republican Presidential Nomination and RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - President Obama vs. Republican Candidate
The Tea Party is certainly supporting candidates for president, and those candidates are not doing as well as Obama.
