Lumpy 1
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There is no doubt that Democrats and their policies were soundly rejected in the 2010 election..... basically, they got their asses kicked...
Republicans + 6 Governorships, +5 Senate seats and a whopping +63 House seats...
This doesn't even include all the individual state elected seats Republicans gained.
Soooo anyway... Considering that Obama, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi have stalled legislation and refused to work with Republicans in solving America's obvious problems and that the States that are generally showing the greatest success are run by Republican Governors...
Well I'm Thinking... Obamabots are going to be pretty pissed and confused come November 7th...
btw.. Republicans really kicked butt in Ohio in 2010...The defeat of Gov. Ted Strickland by John Kasich, a Republican, was one of the most painful outcomes of the election for Democrats and President Obama, who campaigned repeatedly in Ohio, as did Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and former President Bill Clinton.
House Map - Election Results 2010 - The New York Times

Republicans + 6 Governorships, +5 Senate seats and a whopping +63 House seats...

This doesn't even include all the individual state elected seats Republicans gained.
Soooo anyway... Considering that Obama, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi have stalled legislation and refused to work with Republicans in solving America's obvious problems and that the States that are generally showing the greatest success are run by Republican Governors...
Well I'm Thinking... Obamabots are going to be pretty pissed and confused come November 7th...

btw.. Republicans really kicked butt in Ohio in 2010...The defeat of Gov. Ted Strickland by John Kasich, a Republican, was one of the most painful outcomes of the election for Democrats and President Obama, who campaigned repeatedly in Ohio, as did Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and former President Bill Clinton.
House Map - Election Results 2010 - The New York Times
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