No one likes the economy, and no one likes the Redskins(?), and no one seems to be too thrilled with Arabs, either(?). This is America, and so of course no one seems to be too thrilled with Obama. That aside. . . .that all seems to be aside(?). The Democrats still have a lot of ways to stay in the lead in the Senate, and maybe the White House, 2014(?). It is being noticed, and reprinted.
The wave has failed to materialize - The Washington Post
What do race riots, Sunni riotous fanaticism, and neo-Slavic nationalism all seem to have in common? All that is aside. The White House is the only source of solutions. The federal legislatures won't return to session until next week, and then they will recess until the elections are over. So far, the President has even begged off on a strategy--willing to involve the federal legislatures. The federal legislatures made it look like that was a bad idea. There had to be a strategy for ISIS without consulting them, likely so they could make an issue of that in the elections.
Everyone else was off to Labor Day Weekend.
Throwing out incumbents wasn't even mentioned, even in Louisiana--which seems instead to want the City of Washington, D. C, destroyed. Senator Landrieu supporting the federal city--somehow made no sense to Republicans from Louisiana.
The Independents seem impressed with ObamaCare. A lot of the unhappiness in the polls is from people who wanted more than they got. There is no mainstream issue of anything viable that identifies GOP in the Midterms.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Anyone GOP could remind everyone of the attempted Geonocide of all White People, U. S. Nationals or in Rebellion, 1861-1865. That doesn't get discussed much, in any context, anymore(?)!)
The wave has failed to materialize - The Washington Post
What do race riots, Sunni riotous fanaticism, and neo-Slavic nationalism all seem to have in common? All that is aside. The White House is the only source of solutions. The federal legislatures won't return to session until next week, and then they will recess until the elections are over. So far, the President has even begged off on a strategy--willing to involve the federal legislatures. The federal legislatures made it look like that was a bad idea. There had to be a strategy for ISIS without consulting them, likely so they could make an issue of that in the elections.
Everyone else was off to Labor Day Weekend.
Throwing out incumbents wasn't even mentioned, even in Louisiana--which seems instead to want the City of Washington, D. C, destroyed. Senator Landrieu supporting the federal city--somehow made no sense to Republicans from Louisiana.
The Independents seem impressed with ObamaCare. A lot of the unhappiness in the polls is from people who wanted more than they got. There is no mainstream issue of anything viable that identifies GOP in the Midterms.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Anyone GOP could remind everyone of the attempted Geonocide of all White People, U. S. Nationals or in Rebellion, 1861-1865. That doesn't get discussed much, in any context, anymore(?)!)
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