[Poncherello]

Rasmussen Predicts Republican Gain of 55 in House...
http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=39460


ABCNEWS: 63 Dem House Seats in 'Serious Danger'...

Barone: Dems find careers threatened by ObamaCare votes...
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/Dems-find-careers-threatened-by-Obamacare-votes-1228371-105059824.html

Only 2 weeks to election day, panic is in the air artyon:

 

[RDZEPLN]

Beware of the " Silent Majority " ....:laughing:

 

[KennyGS]

Only 2 weeks to election day, panic is in the air artyon:

As there should be!

 

[blckslvr79]

Barone: Dems find careers threatened by ObamaCare votes...
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/Dems-find-careers-threatened-by-Obamacare-votes-1228371-105059824.html

Legal experts and strong abortion opponents disagreed. But Stupak cast a critical vote for the bill, as did five other Democrats widely referred to as "the Stupak five" who flanked him at his press conference. If these six votes had gone the other way, Obama would have been defeated.

Stupak promptly announced he was retiring after 18 years. Republican Dan Benishek is currently leading there by an average of 44 to 27 percent in five polls.

Two of the Stupak five, freshmen Steve Driehaus of Ohio 1 and Kathy Dahlkemper of Pennsylvania 3, are in dreadful shape. Driehaus trails by an average 51 to 41 percent in his Cincinnati area district; Dahlkemper trails by an average of 45 to 37 percent in her Erie area seat.

Another two are from West Virginia. Alan Mollohan, first elected in 1982, lost in the May primary; Nick Joe Rahall, first elected in 1976, won his primary and seems well ahead for November.

Doing best is Marcy Kaptur of Ohio 9, first elected in 1982. Her Republican opponent reportedly wears Nazi uniforms in World War II re-enactments.

But that's an exception. The rule seems to be that casting a decisive vote for Obamacare tends to be a career-ender.

Read more at the Washington Examiner: http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/Dems-find-careers-threatened-by-Obamacare-votes-1228371-105059824.html#ixzz12jaOpkFH

A vote in support of Obama is career suicide! :nuts:

 

[RDZEPLN]

Don't forget this bit of History..

http://www.deweydefeatstruman.com/FIle-13.jpg

 

[blckslvr79]

Don't forget this bit of History..

http://www.deweydefeatstruman.com/FIle-13.jpg

:rolling:
We'll revisit your statement after 11/2.

You still have that "Hope" that he sold you? Don't you? :laughing:

NOW it's time for the "Change"!!! artyon:

 

[RDZEPLN]

:rolling:
We'll revisit your statement after 11/2.

You still have that "Hope" that he sold you? Don't you? :laughing:

NOW it's time for the "Change"!!! artyon:

I wish I had some Hope. I don't see any answers on the Horizon, and I've tried to listen for them. I continue to be optimistic as a citizen of the USA..:cheers:

ZEP

 

[blckslvr79]

I wish I had some Hope. I don't see any answers on the Horizon, and I've tried to listen for them. I continue to be optimistic as a citizen of the USA..:cheers:

ZEP

Hang in there. Better times are coming. :thumbsup:
Of course, we'll have to wait till 2012 for a new administration before that happens though.

 

[RDZEPLN]

Hang in there. Better times are coming. :thumbsup:
Of course, we'll have to wait till 2012 for a new administration before that happens though.

:laughing: That may be a little more difficult to make happen, at least with the current front runners..

 

[blckslvr79]

:laughing: That may be a little more difficult to make happen, at least with the current front runners..

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/bernie-goldberg-on-2012-president-race-keep-an-eye-on-hillary/

Watch the video. :thumbsup:

 

[RDZEPLN]

I'm good with Hillary..I thought you were predicting a Republican Administration.

 

[blckslvr79]

I'm good with Hillary..I thought you were predicting a Republican Administration.

It'll be one or the other. The big O has blown his wad.

 

[RDZEPLN]

It'll be one or the other. The big O has blown his wad.

:laughing: I think it's too early to make that call. The wind may blow another direction by then.

I really want the US to get back in the game.I do not like being a second rate nation..

 

[blckslvr79]

:laughing: I think it's too early to make that call. The wind may blow another direction by then.

I really want the US to get back in the game.I do not like being a second rate nation..

Then why do you continue to support a second rate leader? :huh:

 

[Texdentist]

:laughing: I think it's too early to make that call. The wind may blow another direction by then.

I really want the US to get back in the game.I do not like being a second rate nation..

I'm going to flash my pessimistic side and say second rate is a foregone conclusion. Our young generation, as a group, does not grow up with ambition to excel in science, math and technology. They want to major in Psychology, music and partying. The Chinese, on the other hand, know the future belongs to those who can dominate in the technical fields and are getting educated all over the world to eclipse the U.S. in those fields. It's sad, but I'm afraid it's true.

 

[MR BRNS C6]

It'll be one or the other. The big O has blown his wad.

:agree: And now quite a few Dems are slipping in it....

 

[RDZEPLN]

Then why do you continue to support a second rate leader? :huh:

Again, I think you haven't given him enough time, Bush had lower approval rating at this time off his Presidency,as did most past leaders.

I still don't see what is offered in the way of solutions to the Countries problems. You can't just say, stop spending ,cut taxes.

What will they cut ???

 

[duneripperxx]

Whole lotta gay ass patting going on in this thread....:laughing:


Dont take a rocket scientist to know that people want the economy fixed yesterday, and will vote republican.




But like Texdentist says...



The govt dont and cant create jobs.
Small businesses and companies do.

 

[RDZEPLN]

Whole lotta gay ass patting going on in this thread....:laughing:


Dont take a rocket scientist to know that people want the economy fixed yesterday, and will vote republican.




But like Texdentist says...



The govt dont and cant create jobs.
Small businesses and companies do.

:huh: So what's your solution ?

 

[duneripperxx]

:huh: So what's your solution ?

Time.



The great recession took about 20 years for recovery to begin.


Or create markets.


But the right dont want to do that.



The problems I see are too many to list.


Like Machines thread, I see too much money tied up in banks by big multi millionaire/billionaire investors that have never worked a day in their life.

Way too much paper money stuffed away.
That trend is unsustainable.
Reduce govt spending slowly with some layoffs of micro managing and redundant jobs, paycuts across the board to save money and keep govt people employed instead of adding to the welfare masses and housing credit mess, reduce govt benefits, bring our military home for border protection, tax cuts for small businesses that are targeted to create jobs, increase taxes on investment returns above 1 mill, remove corp and bank lobbying altogether, return all political funding laws to their previous forms...


More I cannot remember.