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Will Republicans take the Senate in the election?

 
 
cicerone imposter
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 10:40 am
@revelette2,
I believe you're beginning to see the 'light.' Shocked Mr. Green
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cicerone imposter
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 10:42 am
@parados,
That one belongs in the comic section. Isn't it amazing what they believe?

All they need to do is type in any Search "FOX LIES."
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coldjoint
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:20 am
http://drrichswier.com/wp-content/uploads/democrat-devil.jpg
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georgeob1
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:27 am
@parados,
parados wrote:

FOX and National Review are promoting honesty in politics? OMG. The irony is too much.

How do you feel about the honesty of the Democrats and the President with respect to their public descriptions of Obamacare?
coldjoint
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:32 am
http://moonbattery.com/graphics/tony-tiger-promote-homosexuality.jpg
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Kellogg’s has also expressed its devotion to the homosexual agenda by sponsoring the Atlanta Gay Pride March last month. No morally sane person with even the vaguest idea of what goes on at “gay pride” festivities would find it acceptable that they are associated with a product marketed to little kids.

Whatever the motives of the liberal ruling class, if we value the innocence of children we had better start pushing back hard.


http://moonbattery.com/?p=52421
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cicerone imposter
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:32 am
@georgeob1,
Frankly, they all stink! They're all losers - including the voters and non-voters.
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coldjoint
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:36 am
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Gallup Poll: Americans Overwhelmingly Want GOP Congress to Set Country’s Agenda, Not Obama

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A new Gallup poll released Tuesday showed that the majority of Americans trust the incoming Republican Congress over President Obama to set the nation on the right track.

53 percent of respondents indicated they preferred Republicans in Congress to lead the direction of the United States, while only 36 percent preferred Obama.

http://freebeacon.com/politics/gallup-poll-americans-overwhelmingly-want-gop-congress-to-set-countrys-agenda-not-obama/
parados
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:41 am
@georgeob1,
Are you asking about the death panels they denied were in there?
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georgeob1
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:43 am
@coldjoint,
That's an interesting result. I wonder about the correlation with earlier polls that showed pronounced disfavor with the Congress and the Republican House. Has therre been a change, and to what degree are their apparent contradictions here?

The fact is both the President and the Congress have proper roles in setting and acting on our agenda for the government. The President's principal; role is to efficiently run the Executive Branch of the government and to see to it that existing laws are enforced. The evidence strongly suggests he hasn't done either of them attentive or very well. He appears to be more interested in doing the job of the Congress in enacting new laws.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:49 am
@georgeob1,
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That's an interesting result. I wonder about the correlation with earlier polls that showed pronounced disfavor with the Congress and the Republican House. Has therre been a change, and to what degree are their apparent contradictions here?


The MSM twisted the words to demonize Republicans. The Congress and the inactivity was, and is, the problem. Reid still has the ability to block anything he wants. That will give Obama an excuse to play God again.

There is not one reason he can't wait for the new Congress.
georgeob1
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 12:04 pm
@coldjoint,
I also suspect there might be some ongoing revision of the public attitudes in this area. The gridlock in the Congress has had much more to do with Harry Reid's refusal to either allow debate or amendments to new laws or those passed by the House, or even to schedule votes on them. The Republicans certainly did their share to create the mutual antagonism and gridlock, but it really was Harry Reid who paralyzed the legislative process. I suspect the public has begoin to see that reality, but I don't really know the extent to which polling data supports this assumption.
cicerone imposter
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 03:42 pm
@georgeob1,
Your political bias is showing! LOL
When the GOP votes 100% "no's" on most legislation, your blame is hardly unbiased. Let's face it; the GOP did everything in their power to make Obama a one term president. You can't even deny that!

From thomhartmann.com.
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Obama's policies are not to blame for our country's current problems. After all, almost 100% of Obama's policies have been blocked since 2010. Democratic candidates for the Senate and House in 2014 should be pointing this out continually, even in the red states.

They should say something like:

"No president in history -- not even Bill Clinton -- has had to face this much pure hate and obstruction from the other side. The Republicans in the House and Senate have been purposely hurting the country just to get at Obama. Just to make him look bad. With a majority in both Houses, the GOP's only goal will be to do more of that on steroids.
- See more at: http://www.thomhartmann.com/forum/2014/10/democrats-should-go-offense-call-out-gops-100-obama-hate-based-campaign-yes-they-shoul#sthash.hbCNxCt6.dpuf
Baldimo
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 04:17 pm
@cicerone imposter,
Thom Hartman? Really? Does that mean you will accept quotes from Rush and Hannity?
cicerone imposter
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 05:33 pm
@Baldimo,
It's not who says anything; it's whether what they say can be challenged from other credible source(s). It's a simple matter of logic. Even liars can tell the truth some times. If you didn't know that, you're not familiar with human behavior.
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parados
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 05:51 pm
@georgeob1,
When the Senate has had more filibusters in the last 7 years than the previous 16, you want to blame the majority party?

https://www.senate.gov/pagelayout/reference/cloture_motions/clotureCounts.htm
coldjoint
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 09:36 pm
@parados,
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When the Senate has had more filibusters in the last 7 years than the previous 16, you want to blame the majority party?


I don't think anyone cares what the Senate has done. In January we will see what it can do.

You lost Shill.
hawkeye10
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 10:14 pm
@coldjoint,
coldjoint wrote:

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When the Senate has had more filibusters in the last 7 years than the previous 16, you want to blame the majority party?


I don't think anyone cares what the Senate has done. In January we will see what it can do.

You lost Shill.


I have yet to hear anyone dig down into the story of how the D's miscalculated so badly. It looks to me that in spite of all the talking the R's do about freeing the people from the government the D's took it as an article of faith that the people want Washington to make new law and to start new programs. but maybe a lot of us dont, maybe the R's dont get penalized for gumming up Washington and saying no to most everything The Professor wanted to do because we dont trust Washington in general and The Professor in particular to move the ball in the right direction if they were to get the ball. Maybe we took R obstruction as a public service. Maybe Washington working on ObamaCare when we wanted them to work on the economy and jobs was the second of a one/two punch, the first one being that we realized that Washington incompetence at financial regulation was the root cause of the economic melt-down, one that we are far from recovered from even now. Banker welfare, a stimulus program that turned out to be mostly spent on crap, and no bankers going to jail all adds to our sense that Washington cant move the ball in the right direction. The Obamacare mucked up implementation , the neglect and lies out of the VA, a space shuttle that was such a death trap that it had to be retired leaving us no way to get humans into space, adds to the sense that these boys and girls cant do their jobs. All of the clean living laws and PSA's coming out of Washington just adds insult to injury, they who cant conduct themselves properly spend way too much time telling us how to conduct ourselves, and the D's are the worse offenders on this.

The D's seem still to be oblivious to all of this, they go on as if they are our champions that we are looking up to to lead us to the promise land, that we want to tap into their intellect because we are too stupid to figure things out for ourselves. In short is seems like the D's have spent way way too much time in their offices writing press releases for the "journalists" to follow and talking in front of cameras and not enough time listening to the people. Hell, that is probably how we ended up with ObamaCare rather than jobs.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:05 pm
@hawkeye10,
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The D's seem still to be oblivious to all of this, they go on as if they are our champions that we are looking up to to lead us to the promise land, that we want to tap into their intellect because we are too stupid to figure things out for ourselves. In short is seems like the D's have spent way way too much time in their offices writing press releases for the "journalists" to follow and talking in front of cameras and not enough time listening to the people. Hell, that is probably how we ended up with ObamaCare rather than jobs.


All of the Democratic efforts have been to increase government dependence.
That is why Obamacare outweighed jobs. Prosperity is not what they want.

hawkeye10
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:19 pm
@coldjoint,
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All of the Democratic efforts have been to increase government dependence.
That is why Obamacare outweighed jobs. Prosperity is not what they want.

I dont think so, it was " this is what the people need, we know they dont want it by they will thank us later" It outranked the economy because the economy is unmanageable, will always be a problem, so it was not a good place for Obama to make his mark. He is such an egotistical prick that what he cared most about was pissing on something and having his mark stick around for a long time, that was more important than is doing good for the people.
cicerone imposter
 
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Reply Wed 12 Nov, 2014 11:23 pm
@hawkeye10,
Obama doesn't have to worry about his legacy - if there is one. Maybe, being the first Black president. Beyond that; I'm not so sure.
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