So, you are unable to explain how the diminishing ranks of Angry White Guys can confront the realities of America's growing ethnic and racial diversity, women's preference for the Democratic Party, increasingly better-educated younger Americans' comparable political predilection, and articulate any stratagem to offset the inevitable consequences. If you can take pleasure in gallows humour, I have no problem with your braying like a dotty hyena. None whatsoever.
Liberal hatred of the GOP is certainly amazing to read. What kind of life must they live with so much negativity.
Grimes is pulling ahead of McConnell. That'll put it back to 51-49 without Biden. And without McConnell. There will still be gridlock until 2016.
I hope McConnell is defeated even though Grimes is lying to her constituents. What did she say about how after the election she can stop pretending and (*)(*)(*)(*) the coal companies? She should be jailed. But McConnell is the greater threat to conservatism. He must be defeated.
The corporate elite will not let their toady lose. They crushed the TP upstart in the primary, and will bankroll (largely anonymously) whatever slimekrieg in required to keep the loathed terrapin tending to their interests.
I don't know that she said that, but the illegal prescription drug industry is rapidly replacing coal as Kentucky's #1 enterprise. Under the watchful and vigilant eyes of luminaries like McConnell and Paul. Must be a lot of people with aches and pains in that state.
Rand is going to inherit the 10% of the Republicans that voted for Ron, after that he is going to get at least another 10% from his attack on the NSA. After that he needs about 15% more to win the nomination.
As I've repeatedly said, polls and guesses aren't worth a fart in the wind! The only "poll" that is going to count is the results we see late night on Nov 2d. It should be interesting to watch the results on Fox as opposed to the alphabet networks.
Speaking of polls...today there are a bunch and the numbers do not look good for the dems...I still see 8 pickups for the GOP and 5-10 new house seats... NBC News released new data from a variety of races. NBC News/Marist surveyed the electoral landscape in Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Arkansas, South Dakota, and North Carolina and they found the dems in all in deep trouble... http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/fir...-polls-show-tight-contests-key-states-n234136 The same poll shows the SD GOP candidate ahead by double digits... Colorado sees the GOP up 6 points from their last poll. Most important, NC, were the republican has trailed by a few points has pulled even indicating a trend..
Depending on the race, the republicans have seen major increases in early voting while the dems double digit drops...
It's been awhile since I checked, but as of today I see the Reps gaining seats in Montana, West Virginia, South Dakota, Arkansas, Colorado, Alaska, and Louisiana (a total of 7). But I also see them losing seats in Kansas and Georgia, for a net gain of 5 seats. Iowa looks to be a tossup, and the winning candidate would be the deciding factor in who controls the Senate.
DEs Moines Register as Iowa +7 Earnst now. Georgia now looks Republican. Louisiana a slim chance and out right win by Cassidy, depends if the independents will come to their senses if it goes to a runoff he wins there. Kansas still the closest and hardest to call. But as we have seen the last 10 years, polling is getting more difficult and accurate.
We'll find out in a couple days I guess. Rasmussen had Ernst in Iowa up by only one point, and Roberts in Kansas down by 5. Republicans do stand a fair chance in Georgia and North Carolina, though I tend to give Democrats the edge in the close races.
I predict that if "progressives" win any of the close elections it will be because of election fraud. Maryland and Illinois already have cases in which electronic vote machines are switching votes for R's to D's. If its that blatant than its got to be widespread.
I predict that the GOP will win majorities in both houses, and then, as soon as they are sworn in, they'll pass a whole host of silly bills to assuage their social conservative/tea party brethren...which will all be either filibustered or vetoed... and then, they'll do just about what they've done every time they've had these sorts of opportunities: they will overshoot, and anger the middle of the curve, and find their stay in control as limited as the last time, and the time before that...AND... they will do most of that angering in advance of the 2016 elections which will enhance Hillary's chances for an historic landslide victory.
Polls give GOP momentum going into midterms From the network that pushed for Obama before he was a do-nothing Senator! Watching the video must make conservative smile while liberals shake their fists and scream, Liars! See the video and read the article @ http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/02/politics/republican-sunday-shows-polls-midterms/index.html New polls show Republicans pulling away in key Senate races w/video and story @ http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...republicans-pulling-away-in-key-senate-races/
Election fraud is a given...the only question is how much...I figure any lead of 3 points is safe but anything less could get thrown into the 'count all the votes' fraud in a recount. The GOP never wins those scams even when overt (remember the Frankin election scam where he had entire counties vote more folk than existed in the geography and the courts refused to act.)
Yeah, you have to spot the Democrats about 2 points in every poll to account for their fraudulent votes, which only gets worse if there is a recount.
Agree, about two points to make up for the fixed voting machines, the fraudulent mail in ballots and the illegal and dead vote...
Sure you do that is why when asked to prove those number Cons never can. Easy to make accusations it is another to back them up, but then no one that is paying attention believe Cons can ever back up their propaganda, after all they knew it was a lie when they said it.
There's a reason why Democrats oppose stricter voter ID laws, and it's not because there is no fraudulent voting.