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Wed Nov-11-09 07:14 PM
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Repukes will possibly gain back the house in 2010, because |
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the democrats haven't fixed the economy yet. This country expects things to be fixed immediately. expect democrats to move further to the right, because of the newest gallup poll.
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:15 PM
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1. "gallup" but the rest of the OP might be right |
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:17 PM
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2. You can expect blue dogs to stand with repukes from here on out. |
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:18 PM
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3. You might want to look at the calendar. |
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Does "another year to go" ring a bell?
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:20 PM
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I see the repukes gaining power, because the American people's memory last as long as a fly's.
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:38 PM
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14. There is another year to go |
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but until the unemployment numbers turn around, this trend will continue. And let's face it, the power is in the hands of the businesspeople who are the ones who will do the hiring. They will try to do all they can to use existing personnel resources, and with a lot of people working part-time (like me) they will have a lot of slack to take up.
Add to the fact that existing full-time workers wouldn't mind making some overtime money, and you have a recipe for keeping the unemployment figures up so that the corporations can get the Rethugs back in power.
The possible solution to this is jobs tax credits. They worked during the early 1980's, and got people back on payrolls instead of in cheese lines.
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:19 PM
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4. democrats are proving unable/ willing to implement true change, instead are |
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dishing out the usual corporate welfare twaddle and endless wars?
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:19 PM
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5. Funny, I heard the same RNC talking point from MSNBC Republican strategists all day. |
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Edited on Wed Nov-11-09 07:21 PM by ClarkUSA
Your Rush Limbaugh/Glenn Beck-inspired OP this morning wasn't enough, eh? http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=8749567&mesg_id=8749567Boy, you're always up on all the latest right wing bullshit, aren't you? :eyes: 
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:21 PM
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:26 PM
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9. Aren't You Just a Little Ray of Sunshine Today? |
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So tell me Kreskin, who is going to win the Super Bowl? Or better yet, give me the winning numbers for the GA lottery and I'll move to Costa Rica if that does indeed happen...
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:28 PM
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11. dallas is going to win the super bowl |
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:27 PM
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10. What difference does it make? Considering how Democrats have acted with the majority? |
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They act like Republicans
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:31 PM
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12. The Republicans will retake the house, because |
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self defeating Democrats keep reporting what the GOP says.....
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Wed Nov-11-09 07:37 PM
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13. And voters will think the Republicans can fix it? THESE Republicans?! |
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Stop worrying, my friend. The Republicans are in freefall. The Dems have to get crackin' on jobs, and they're smart enough to know that.
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Wed Nov-11-09 08:00 PM
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I hate to be a broken record but generic ballets mean nothing.After the 94 takeover Democrats lead In many election years but Republicans keep the House.
However If Democrats keep going the way they are and letting the conservatives(who did nothing to help Democrats come to power.It was liberals and Moderates who did that) get their way on everything then we could see a depressed turnout next year and see a report of 2009(Democrats have learned nothing from Virginia and New Jersey)
If Republicans would have had the house In 2009 the economy would be a lot worse.If people think unemployment was bad now just think how bad It would be If GM and Chrysler went bankrupted and all state workers laid off with no stimulus.And If Independents vote against Democrats because of spending. How do people expect to recovery from Bush's messes?That things would magically Improve with no spending and no Tax Increases.
If Republicans were for shake of argument take the House you will guarantee Obama's reelection just as 94 reelected Clinton.They will vote against everything Obama proposes.They will call for more tax cuts for the wealthy that got us In this mess,and will try to cut social programs.And you can have moves to Investigate and call for Obama's Impeachment.The Tea baggers and Birthers control the Republican Party now.
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Wed Nov-11-09 08:10 PM
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16. You need waaay more than a 4% lead to gain back the House |
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Edited on Wed Nov-11-09 08:11 PM by Caitranne
Seems like a stretch to me.
Republicans need to gain dozens of seats. You can't do that with a meager 4% lead.
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Wed Nov-11-09 08:21 PM
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17. Isn't the Gallup Poll the Cluckup Poll? Or maybe, it is the Gallop Poll. Just without the horse. |
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Wed Nov-11-09 08:31 PM
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18. two words ... "liberal media" ... |
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Wed Nov-11-09 08:44 PM
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19. Given that liberals are giving Obama a free pass ... |
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... despite his failures with Afghanistan, Guantanamo, Wall Street, the foreclosure crisis, and Don't Ask/Don't Tell, the Democrats might as well move to the right. As Obama moves to the right, his followers tag along, so why should he consider moving to the left?
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Wed Nov-11-09 08:50 PM
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20. You're the failure on pushing failure..it ain't gonna |
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happen..so get ready to push for 8 years.
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Wed Nov-11-09 10:18 PM
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26. I'm all for 8 years of Obama ... |
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Edited on Wed Nov-11-09 10:19 PM by Onlooker
... he may be a weak-kneed Democrat who caves into corporate interests, but he's better than the Republicans. I'll work and support him again in 2012, even if he remains that spineless puppet of Blue Dog Democrats and Wall Street.
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Thu Nov-12-09 04:34 AM
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28. I'm sure he thanks you for your support |
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Thu Nov-12-09 10:49 PM
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40. Obama has strong knees..your slime says everything about |
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you and nothing about the President.
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Wed Nov-11-09 08:51 PM
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21. It will be your fault and others like |
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you who keep pushing failure.
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Wed Nov-11-09 09:30 PM
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never learn from past mistakes,if the voters return the republican party to power we deserve the torment that will follow,
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Wed Nov-11-09 09:56 PM
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23. Nobody expects things to be fixed immediately. That threadbare notion is so stupid I'm sick of |
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hearing it. It's not the speed things are moving; it's the direction that's fucked up.
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Wed Nov-11-09 10:03 PM
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24. It was a blunder to prop up failing and corrupt behemoth corporations |
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such as AIG (largest insurance co. in world), Bank Of America, CITI Bank, GM, Chrysler, Goldman Sachs, etc.
All these giant corporations are bloated, inefficient and corrupt. They make huge campaign contributions to politicians and that corrupts them. Some one posted yesterday the millions given for example to Obama & Pelosi campaigns.
No wonder no prominent politician is pushing Single Payer. I understand as much as 25% of dollars spent on healthcare go for profits and salaries of big shots in insurance. Going to SP eliminates private insurance and we have 25% more funds available instantly for actual health care.
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Wed Nov-11-09 10:05 PM
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The 2010=1994 meme can't work - the country has recent experience with how Rethugs work. In 1994, they hadn't held the House in over 40 years. Not gonna happen.
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Thu Nov-12-09 04:32 AM
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27. you're just itchin' for some bad news, aren't you? |
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Thu Nov-12-09 07:00 AM
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29. mainly because half the people I was with believed it until I explained the situation to them |
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Thu Nov-12-09 07:17 AM
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30. Let's check in six months from now. nt |
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Thu Nov-12-09 08:27 AM
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31. Where's the stock market? |
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13 month high.
Jobs is definitely the bigger issue.. and that always lags.. but if the Rethugs were in the white house right now, unemployment would be at 15%+, however Exec pay would be double what it currently is.
I hope people's memories aren't that short.. and they give the Dems a little more time to get things moving in the correct direction (I don't want to say "right" and have that be misconstrued).
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Thu Nov-12-09 10:24 AM
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33. The republicans collapsed the economy |
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Nobody trusts them on the economy. The pundits are always wrong on everything.
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Thu Nov-12-09 12:13 PM
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34. Dey ain't gonna git Shit...The GOPiacs are cynical and pessimistic |
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and its too late to change their schtick..they have fucked themselves by backing Bush who devastated the nation...
The GOP is Toast...look at their Heros
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Thu Nov-12-09 12:16 PM
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35. If conditions economically are as they are today, then yes, I think they may regain congress. |
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Thu Nov-12-09 12:18 PM
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36. STILL no way in hell. |
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In addition to the reasons I mentioned in my earlier post, the Republicans aren't gonna win ANYTHING until they can articulate clearly something other than "no" and "we hate Obama".
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Thu Nov-12-09 12:31 PM
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37. Whatever, the party weight stuff is very mucked up due to some heavy defection |
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from the GOP. However, those new independents didn't jump the fence they just jumped off the sinking ship. They haven't let go of the basic beliefs they had a year or three ago ans will continue to side with the Confederates.
My current guess is the balance is about the same as it was a year ago but the Confederates have the energy so they may reclaim some of the blue dogs but far from enough to take control.
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Thu Nov-12-09 12:56 PM
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that any other poll I see, it shows Republicans losing support of the American people?
But thats neither here nor there. If we Americans forget the clusterfuck left to Obama and the Democrats and want to put those responsible for this mess back in control then I say to them good luck. The right has fucked this country up beyond recognition. Obama is trying as hard as one man possibly can to get our name back to good standing.
Sorry, but if people are dumb enough to think the Republicans, and it's pretty much the same ones still in office who made this mess, will be the answer to all the problems then heaven help us all.
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Thu Nov-12-09 04:22 PM
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39. we know you want that to happen, but it won't |
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