Biden May Be Right! Out In The Cold, GOP May Be Left(?)!

[mascale]

Comedian Red Skelton knew a thing or two about making himself look like a rooster, in front of audiences of millions. In those days, the left wing understood about the right wing(?). Any humor now is in the 2014 midterm prediction polls, at the local level. Nationally, the polls find that the Republicans are the "Suck" brand noted by Senator Paul. "Likely Voter" models were off in the Romney campaign, 2012. NBC/Marist may now have a finding, relevant to the problem. Vice President Biden may be right that the Democrats will hold the Senate . Senator Paul may left out in the snow, with the "Suck" brand, instead. Hillary may run, after all(?)--maybe along with millions(?)!

NBC Marist Polls Republicans Have Edge in KY GA LA - NBC News

NBC/Marist finds all kinds of recent daily changes in election outcomes. They find terrible changes in how Republicans are actually regarded.

2014 Congressional Preference Score:
August--GOP 49% Dem 41%
Now-----GOP 46% Dem 45%

2014 Voter Interest
Mid-October, GOP 59% Dem 47%
Now------------GOP 58% Dem 57%

2014 GOP Popularity
October 2010 34% positive, 41% negative
Now-------------29% positive, 47% negative

In the link, cited is "Something is Happening Here! What it is ain't exactly, clear."

Actually, from the link: The Republicans are in a national decline as a relevant force in US politics. The Independent from Kansas, a former Democrat, likely better represents the new opposition force. If Democrat interest, in fact, has picked up in the recent few weeks: Then likely voter polls may be less than relevant, at this stage in the election cycle.

It easily makes better sense to go the Louisiana poll that found Senator Landrieu ahead, against two Republicans: With 20% undecided, even about the rest of them.

"Crow, James Crow, Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many now come to Lands of Many Nations in California, mainly now choosing to not stop Barstow--out in the desert--On way to even Las Vegas! Hmmmm!)

 

[Zander]

Bookmarked for ridicule in a few days.

 

[g5000]

Bookmarked for ridicule in a few days.

There is nothing to ridicule. Polls suggest the GOP will probably take the Senate, but only because people think Obama sucks more than the GOP. Support for the GOP has been declining, and so they may win the battle of 2014, but it does not mean they are on God's side, and 2016 is still up for grabs.

If both sides are declining in popularity, one a little faster than the other at the moment, what message do you get from that?

I certainly don't get "The GOP rocks!" from that.

It seems some people need to be hit on the head with a hammer before they realize they suck as much as the other guy.

 

[mascale]

Colorado seems to be lining up, along the NBC/Marist suggested lines- - -or however that is done in Colorado(?)! The GOP is even far less relevant, than only yesterday(?)!

Poll GOP Lead Shrinks Dramatically in Colorado Senate Race s Final Days

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Maybe better sense is to put lots of Independent gas stations in Barstow, instead(?)!)

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Comedian Red Skelton knew a thing or two about making himself look like a rooster, in front of audiences of millions. In those days, the left wing understood about the right wing(?). Any humor now is in the 2014 midterm prediction polls, at the local level. Nationally, the polls find that the Republicans are the "Suck" brand noted by Senator Paul. "Likely Voter" models were off in the Romney campaign, 2012. NBC/Marist may now have a finding, relevant to the problem. Vice President Biden may be right that the Democrats will hold the Senate . Senator Paul may left out in the snow, with the "Suck" brand, instead. Hillary may run, after all(?)--maybe along with millions(?)!

NBC Marist Polls Republicans Have Edge in KY GA LA - NBC News

NBC/Marist finds all kinds of recent daily changes in election outcomes. They find terrible changes in how Republicans are actually regarded.

2014 Congressional Preference Score:
August--GOP 49% Dem 41%
Now-----GOP 46% Dem 45%

2014 Voter Interest
Mid-October, GOP 59% Dem 47%
Now------------GOP 58% Dem 57%

2014 GOP Popularity
October 2010 34% positive, 41% negative
Now-------------29% positive, 47% negative

In the link, cited is "Something is Happening Here! What it is ain't exactly, clear."

Actually, from the link: The Republicans are in a national decline as a relevant force in US politics. The Independent from Kansas, a former Democrat, likely better represents the new opposition force. If Democrat interest, in fact, has picked up in the recent few weeks: Then likely voter polls may be less than relevant, at this stage in the election cycle.

It easily makes better sense to go the Louisiana poll that found Senator Landrieu ahead, against two Republicans: With 20% undecided, even about the rest of them.

"Crow, James Crow, Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many now come to Lands of Many Nations in California, mainly now choosing to not stop Barstow--out in the desert--On way to even Las Vegas! Hmmmm!)

The Republicans are in a national decline as a relevant force in US politics.

I'm sure Reid will be muttering this, on the floor, in the fetal position Tuesday night.

 

[mascale]

Following along what NBC/Marist is showing, in the OP: Even if Georgia becomes the key to Senate control for the next term, that means that the Republicans all have to keep their mouths shut, all the way to early January!

Last minute polls now tend to corroborate the OP NBC/Marist showing. Colorado is now trending Udall. Iowa is now trending Brayley. Alaska is nowtrending Begich. North Carolina remains Hagen. Virginia remains Warner. New Hampshire remains Shaheen. Kansas remains Orman. Landrieu gets close enough or wins in Louisiana.

And those are just opinion polls, based on assumptions about who is likely to have already voted, or is likely to vote today or tomorrow.

Those assumptions seem to not be working. The outcome pushes the GOP, off any rock entirely.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Maybe better sense to open newspaper, "Barstow Independent," like Springfield, MA , "Republican," may want to stay in business, too(?)! Candidates from Massachusetts even like to change their states!)

 

[Zander]

See how stupid these people are?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Following along what NBC/Marist is showing, in the OP: Even if Georgia becomes the key to Senate control for the next term, that means that the Republicans all have to keep their mouths shut, all the way to early January!

Last minute polls now tend to corroborate the OP NBC/Marist showing. Colorado is now trending Udall. Iowa is now trending Brayley. Alaska is nowtrending Begich. North Carolina remains Hagen. Virginia remains Warner. New Hampshire remains Shaheen. Kansas remains Orman. Landrieu gets close enough or wins in Louisiana.

And those are just opinion polls, based on assumptions about who is likely to have already voted, or is likely to vote today or tomorrow.

Those assumptions seem to not be working. The outcome pushes the GOP, off any rock entirely.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Maybe better sense to open newspaper, "Barstow Independent," like Springfield, MA , "Republican," may want to stay in business, too(?)! Candidates from Massachusetts even like to change their states!)

Haha.