November Predictions

[The Rabbi]

LOL!
Translation: I can't refute obvious facts so I'll call them lies and see if that sticks.

When did we invade Libya and Syria? I hadn't heard about that, I wonder how the news media missed it.

Your ignorance is not my problem.

So what invasions? Where are the occupying forces? Club Med maybe?

Again your ignorance of world affairs is not my fault. Go read a newspaper or something.

I asked you what invasions........you don't seem to know.

That you dont follow the news is not my problem. Google is yoru friend here.

 

[NLT]

And the president still holds the veto and is twice as popular as the GOP.

Yes he has the veto, but congress controls the funding....

 

[JakeStarkey]

Very good, NLT, and BHO will use EOs to fund ACA while the Dems campaign for two years to the 2016 elections.

ACA is here to stay. We can certainly suggest reasonable reform and modification.

 

[Dan Daly]

The Republicans will take control of the Senate and gain seats in Congress. Net result for Republicans: Nothing. Nothing but continued political stalemate.

You say that like it's a bad thing. The worst thing that could happen to this country is to have either frick or frack in a complete majority again. Neither party is worth even the saliva it takes to spit on them.

 

[Discombobulated]

When did we invade Libya and Syria? I hadn't heard about that, I wonder how the news media missed it.

Your ignorance is not my problem.

So what invasions? Where are the occupying forces? Club Med maybe?

Again your ignorance of world affairs is not my fault. Go read a newspaper or something.

I asked you what invasions........you don't seem to know.

That you dont follow the news is not my problem. Google is yoru friend here.

Reminds me of the Japanese invasion of Pearl Harbor, or maybe somewhat reminiscent of the American and British invasions of Dresden and Hamburg.

 

[Discombobulated]

The Republicans will take control of the Senate and gain seats in Congress. Net result for Republicans: Nothing. Nothing but continued political stalemate.

You say that like it's a bad thing. The worst thing that could happen to this country is to have either frick or frack in a complete majority again. Neither party is worth even the saliva it takes to spit on them.

No argument there, but we have yet to see a viable third party emerge.

 

[The Rabbi]

Your ignorance is not my problem.

So what invasions? Where are the occupying forces? Club Med maybe?

Again your ignorance of world affairs is not my fault. Go read a newspaper or something.

I asked you what invasions........you don't seem to know.

That you dont follow the news is not my problem. Google is yoru friend here.

Reminds me of the Japanese invasion of Pearl Harbor, or maybe somewhat reminiscent of the American and British invasions of Dresden and Hamburg.

Keep working on it. You'll get it eventually.

 

[Discombobulated]

So what invasions? Where are the occupying forces? Club Med maybe?

Again your ignorance of world affairs is not my fault. Go read a newspaper or something.

I asked you what invasions........you don't seem to know.

That you dont follow the news is not my problem. Google is yoru friend here.

Reminds me of the Japanese invasion of Pearl Harbor, or maybe somewhat reminiscent of the American and British invasions of Dresden and Hamburg.

Keep working on it. You'll get it eventually.

Unfortunately you never will.

 

[Dan Daly]

The Republicans will take control of the Senate and gain seats in Congress. Net result for Republicans: Nothing. Nothing but continued political stalemate.

You say that like it's a bad thing. The worst thing that could happen to this country is to have either frick or frack in a complete majority again. Neither party is worth even the saliva it takes to spit on them.

No argument there, but we have yet to see a viable third party emerge.

Why do ya'll need any party to do your thinnin for ya? I vote for people, not parties...and I expect the people I vote for to put common sense and duty before party bullshit.

The only thing useful about parties is the money they provide...but IMO a capable leader would be able to secure the funding he/she needs from other sources...albeit much easier if the whole process wasn't rigged to favor parties and indeed pretty much only the two major parties.

If you are playing roulette and you know the table is rigged, do you keep playing anyway in the hopes of winning? That would be doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different result...which is crazy.

Do you walk away? Naaa, quitting is for wussy.

Or do you walk away and do something to get the table un-rigged? That is my option...but I don't delude myself that the pit bosses or the casino owners are going to give a crap, so I work to get rid of the whole nest of corrupt assholes.

 

[candycorn]

The GOP controls the Senate 52-48.
The GOP continues to hold the House of Reps.

The GOP passes bills that it knows the President will veto. The veto will hold.Obama's popularity climbs steadily back toward 60%. Your popularity never suffers when you're seen as the winner. And of course a new push for peace in the Middle East becomes the focus of his second term as it always seems to.

Good times.

House and Senate pass bill after bill and Obama has to explain why he vetoes all of them. Obama painted as the obstructionist. Economy continues decline and Obama becomes as popular as Louis Farrakhan at a bar mitzva.

Congressional approval is in single digits in some polls. Obama's approval ratings are superior to theirs. His explaining will only help solidify those numbers.

Remember 2012 when you were predicting Romney's landslide? Did you not learn shit about your political chops little girl? Watch and learn...or (more likely) just watch, you're incapable of learning shitbrains.

 

[Antares]

The GOP controls the Senate 52-48.
The GOP continues to hold the House of Reps.

The GOP passes bills that it knows the President will veto. The veto will hold.Obama's popularity climbs steadily back toward 60%. Your popularity never suffers when you're seen as the winner. And of course a new push for peace in the Middle East becomes the focus of his second term as it always seems to.

Good times.

House and Senate pass bill after bill and Obama has to explain why he vetoes all of them. Obama painted as the obstructionist. Economy continues decline and Obama becomes as popular as Louis Farrakhan at a bar mitzva.

Congressional approval is in single digits in some polls. Obama's approval ratings are superior to theirs. His explaining will only help solidify those numbers.

Remember 2012 when you were predicting Romney's landslide? Did you not learn shit about your political chops little girl? Watch and learn...or (more likely) just watch, you're incapable of learning shitbrains.

First, Tuesday will bring you great pain.
Second, if you are happy that Obama has a 39% approval you are a sick puppy.
Third, Obama is done nobody wants him around and nobody is listening to him.

 

[The Rabbi]

The GOP controls the Senate 52-48.
The GOP continues to hold the House of Reps.

The GOP passes bills that it knows the President will veto. The veto will hold.Obama's popularity climbs steadily back toward 60%. Your popularity never suffers when you're seen as the winner. And of course a new push for peace in the Middle East becomes the focus of his second term as it always seems to.

Good times.

House and Senate pass bill after bill and Obama has to explain why he vetoes all of them. Obama painted as the obstructionist. Economy continues decline and Obama becomes as popular as Louis Farrakhan at a bar mitzva.

Congressional approval is in single digits in some polls. Obama's approval ratings are superior to theirs. His explaining will only help solidify those numbers.

Remember 2012 when you were predicting Romney's landslide? Did you not learn shit about your political chops little girl? Watch and learn...or (more likely) just watch, you're incapable of learning shitbrains.

The approval of an individual always is higher than an institution.
Democrats generically have been polling lower than Republicans generically. That usually indicates final results. If you bothered to pay attention over the last 2 weeks you would have noticed races are starting to break towards the GOP. Virtually everybody believes the GOP will take the Senate (except the brain dead shithead libs here but they dont count). The GOP will end up controlling even more governorships (they already control a majority), more state legislatures (they already control a majority), more House seats and the Senate.

 

[Antares]

My November predictions?

Left wing pain.
Plenty of Pheasant.....
.....and continued Democrat whining.

 

[HenryBHough]

November:

Republicans will hold a small majority in The Senate and increase their majority in The House.

Neither majority will be sufficiently large to prevent Comrade Obama from running roughshod over YOUR rights with unconstitutional edicts.

Elizabeth (Fauxahontas) will announce an "exploratory" committee about a run for president.

Hillary will be pissed.

Fauxahontas will mysteriously contract Ebola or suddenly (and mysteriously) commit suicide.

Unions will institute mandatory PAC support assessments on their dues-payers.

While the number of living RINOs will dwindle due to normal mortality tables there will still be sufficiently alive to obstruct any possibility of a presidency in 2016 unless the party can nominate a sufficiently left-leaning candidate to win with defecting Democrat votes.

 

[mamooth]

Republicans take 51 senate seats, and go +9 in the house, while losing a couple governors.

And conservatives will still whine, win or lose. At least they're consistent, being both sore losers and sore winners.

Also, unlike the conservative limpwrists who fled the board en masse after the 2012 election, none of the liberals will run. We're made of sterner stuff.

Also, Obama's vetoes will be extremely popular, due to the sheer crazy factor of the bills the GOP passes, so Obama's ratings will go up considerably.

 

[The Rabbi]

Republicans take 51 senate seats, and go +9 in the house, while losing a couple governors.

And conservatives will still whine, win or lose. At least they're consistent, being both sore losers and sore winners.

Also, unlike the conservative limpwrists who fled the board en masse after the 2012 election, none of the liberals will run. We're made of sterner stuff.

Also, Obama's vetoes will be extremely popular, due to the sheer crazy factor of the bills the GOP passes, so Obama's ratings will go up considerably.

Liberals will tell us it really doesnt mean anything.

 

[auditor0007]

If that prediction is accurate then the hundreds of house-passed bills sitting on Reid's desk will finally get a vote in the senate. Then Obama will have to go on record if he vetoes job creation bills, budget bills, and others that the country wants and needs.

He will be the lamest of lame ducks. Book tee times for him every day after the new congress is sworn in.

The obstructionism will just switch sides. Obama will veto every bill to cross his desk. When 2016 comes around, Republicans will pay the price. There still is a chance Dems will hold the Senate, but it's not likely because Dems don't turn out to vote in non-presidential election years. The problem Republicans will be facing is that in 2016 they will be defending twice as many Senate seats as Democrats, and the Democrats will be organized and on a rampage after losing this year. Tack on the fact that Hillary is going to be the Democratic nominee and the next POTUS, and Republicans might even lose the House despite all of their gerrymandering that has favored them so greatly in Congressional races.

Assuming that the Republicans do take back the Senate, I would not be doing a lot of celebrating over that.

 

[The Rabbi]

If that prediction is accurate then the hundreds of house-passed bills sitting on Reid's desk will finally get a vote in the senate. Then Obama will have to go on record if he vetoes job creation bills, budget bills, and others that the country wants and needs.

He will be the lamest of lame ducks. Book tee times for him every day after the new congress is sworn in.

The obstructionism will just switch sides. Obama will veto every bill to cross his desk. When 2016 comes around, Republicans will pay the price. There still is a chance Dems will hold the Senate, but it's not likely because Dems don't turn out to vote in non-presidential election years. The problem Republicans will be facing is that in 2016 they will be defending twice as many Senate seats as Democrats, and the Democrats will be organized and on a rampage after losing this year. Tack on the fact that Hillary is going to be the Democratic nominee and the next POTUS, and Republicans might even lose the House despite all of their gerrymandering that has favored them so greatly in Congressional races.

Assuming that the Republicans do take back the Senate, I would not be doing a lot of celebrating over that.

Dems will be forced to vote on issues and they will own those votes come 2016. Obama will be forced to explain why he is vetoing every bill, even when Dems vote for it. His approval rating will be below that of Yasser Arafat in Israel.

 

[auditor0007]

Republicans take 51 senate seats, and go +9 in the house, while losing a couple governors.

And conservatives will still whine, win or lose. At least they're consistent, being both sore losers and sore winners.

Also, unlike the conservative limpwrists who fled the board en masse after the 2012 election, none of the liberals will run. We're made of sterner stuff.

Also, Obama's vetoes will be extremely popular, due to the sheer crazy factor of the bills the GOP passes, so Obama's ratings will go up considerably.

Losing the Senate this year will just intensify the Democratic effort in 2016. With Hillary leading the way and a much bigger Democratic turnout in a presidential election year, 2016 could turn into a clean sweep for Dems. After the way Obama has been treated by Republicans, I cannot see him playing ball with them for the next two years. I actually hope he does not.

 

[The Rabbi]

Republicans take 51 senate seats, and go +9 in the house, while losing a couple governors.

And conservatives will still whine, win or lose. At least they're consistent, being both sore losers and sore winners.

Also, unlike the conservative limpwrists who fled the board en masse after the 2012 election, none of the liberals will run. We're made of sterner stuff.

Also, Obama's vetoes will be extremely popular, due to the sheer crazy factor of the bills the GOP passes, so Obama's ratings will go up considerably.

Losing the Senate this year will just intensify the Democratic effort in 2016. With Hillary leading the way and a much bigger Democratic turnout in a presidential election year, 2016 could turn into a clean sweep for Dems. After the way Obama has been treated by Republicans, I cannot see him playing ball with them for the next two years. I actually hope he does not.

Just like 2006 was a wake up call to the GOP, right?
Obama will not work with the GOP. He cannot. He views them as morally evil. It would be like working with the KKK in his eyes. That is part of what has made him the worst president in history.
2016 will be a clean sweep OF the Democrats. They will assume Whig status in American politics, their policies and ideas thoroughly disgraced.