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We on the right have learned nothing from 2012, have we?
Yes, we have.
1) Romney was a terrible candidate. He would tear into Republicans like a Pitbull in a Butcher Shop but would cower like a cur in front of obama and the DISGUSTING FILTH of the LSM
2) obama is one lucky individual.... osama bin floatin', inflated jobs reports, Hurricane Sandy and the traitor Chris Christie, Romney's secretly filmed "47%" fiasco, the SCOTUS upholding the ACA, Romney's inability put away a "B-List" of opponents until late in the season (he couldn't spend RNC money until he was actually the nominee) and the coup de gras.... Candy Fatass Crowley in the 2nd debate....
Yeah, a couple of those were planned instead of good fortune, but they could have back-fired if we'd had a candidate that didn't have a deer-in-the-headlights look in his eyes every time he faced the cameras with the lying cocksucker in chief in tow.
In front of the Press against Republicans, he was like Genghis Khan on the Russian Steppes, against the Liar in Chief, he was more like the French Army.
But I guess it's easier to be 'tough' when you know that the power of the DISGUSTING FILTH of the LSM is backing you up. That no matter what you say, no matter what you do, they'll have your back.
What we need is a Man, or even better -- A Woman, who will tear into the DISGSUTING FILTH of the LSM and call them what they are -- The scum of the fucking Earth, and lay it on hard. I mean, TEAR into them and let them have it with both barrels. And don't let up.
He or she might lose the election but, IMO, it would spell the end of the DISGUSTING FILTH in the LSM as a political force, as King-Makers. It would forever cripple their less-than-well-hidden attempts to manipulate the people of this Country. Worth it
It would be a long overdue and welcome improvement ot our political process
We learned nothing. We love to count our chickens before they hatch.
Romney didn't lose, Obama won.
You cannot discount the major factor, and that is who and what our electorate has become.
They won on fabrications a lies- War on Women? Such a transparent and childish ploy can only work if the people really are that fucking stupid.
I believe the Republic is dead.
You cannot discount the major factor, and that is who and what our electorate has become.
They won on fabrications a lies- War on Women? Such a transparent and childish ploy can only work if the people really are that fucking stupid.
I believe the Republic is dead.
Senate Republicans had just filibustered an equal pay for women measure. The GOP platform says no abortions - no exceptions (most women really don't like that), add to those a couple of high profile GOP candidates talking about "legitimate rape" and other views that are offensive to women, and it doesn't surprise me at all that a big majority of women voted Democratic.
You can claim that the term "War on Women" is an overstatement - but the GOP took stances that are very unpopular with women. That needs to be fixed.
You cannot discount the major factor, and that is who and what our electorate has become.
They won on fabrications a lies- War on Women? Such a transparent and childish ploy can only work if the people really are that fucking stupid.
I believe the Republic is dead.
You cannot discount the major factor, and that is who and what our electorate has become.
They won on fabrications a lies- War on Women? Such a transparent and childish ploy can only work if the people really are that fucking stupid.
I believe the Republic is dead.
You cannot discount the major factor, and that is who and what our electorate has become.
They won on fabrications a lies- War on Women? Such a transparent and childish ploy can only work if the people really are that fucking stupid.
I believe the Republic is dead.
Conquered..but not dead.
You cannot discount the major factor, and that is who and what our electorate has become.
They won on fabrications a lies- War on Women? Such a transparent and childish ploy can only work if the people really are that fucking stupid.
I believe the Republic is dead.
Senate Republicans had just filibustered an equal pay for women measure. The GOP platform says no abortions - no exceptions (most women really don't like that), add to those a couple of high profile GOP candidates talking about "legitimate rape" and other views that are offensive to women, and it doesn't surprise me at all that a big majority of women voted Democratic.
You can claim that the term "War on Women" is an overstatement - but the GOP took stances that are very unpopular with women. That needs to be fixed.
Equal pay is a canard, a ruse, another fabrication. Abortion is legal and that's not changing in our lifetime.
You can't fix stupid, and that applies to the electorate.
It's time to ATTACK, people. Way time
You cannot discount the major factor, and that is who and what our electorate has become.
They won on fabrications a lies- War on Women? Such a transparent and childish ploy can only work if the people really are that fucking stupid.
I believe the Republic is dead.
Conquered..but not dead.
I hope you're right KosherOptimist.
Lincoln found a cigar-chomping, whiskey drinking Ohio Man that wouldn't have made it past Captain in a Peace time Army. Too rough, too gruff, too undisciplined, too unkempt and generally -- Too drunk.
But the Son Of A Bitch could fight. Oh Lord, could he fight. He kicked ass and took names. He crushed the better led and better commanded Confederate Troops at every battle. Although he did have a lot of casualties, he nevertheless won.
Of course, any poll this early in an election year is questionable at best. But this is hardly new-news. It's been coming for a long time.
The scary thing is this: dimocrat donors don't like throwing their money away. Nobody does.
If I'm going to spend a LOT of money, I want something for it. That's how it works.
How many ideologues will simply throw their money away, knowing they're never going to get anything for it?
Not many. Especially dimocrats. Trust me on that one.
So if the Big Donors pull out, we could see dims outspent by more than 2 to 1. Of course, the DISGUSTING FILTH in the LSM will double-down but I don't believe there's that many people susceptible to their lies anymore. Just the usual suspects; and we weren't going to get them anyway...
Without further ado;
Public Preference for a GOP Congress Marks a New Low in Obama?s Approval - ABC News
By Gary Langer
Apr 29, 2014 12:01am
Weary of waiting for an economic recovery worth its name, a frustrated American public has sent Barack Obamas job approval rating to a career low with a majority in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll favoring a Republican Congress to act as a check on his policies.
Registered voters by 53-39 percent in the national survey say theyd rather see the Republicans in control of Congress as a counterbalance to Obamas policies than a Democratic-led Congress to help support him. It was similar in fall 2010, when the Republicans took control of the House of Representatives and gained six Senate seats.
See PDF with full results and charts here.
Obamas job approval rating, after a slight winter rebound, has lost 5 points among all adults since March, to 41 percent, the lowest of his presidency by a single point. Fifty-two percent disapprove, with strong disapproval exceeding strong approval by 17 percentage points. Hes lost ground in particular among some of his core support groups.
You had your chance, children. Time to let the Adults take over
DA has funded liberal groups to the tune of $500 million, so far as it approaches its second decade.
One of the real ballers behind DA is New York City hedge fund billionaire Thomas F. Steyer, who told The Washington Post in an April 23 interview, he will spend more than $100 million, $50 million from under his mattress and $50 million from his like-minded friends, to foist his extreme environment agenda on the rest of America.
Steyer is the sugar daddy of the movement to stop the extension of the Keystone XL pipeline, a movement that has become its own industry and whose creation of middle-class jobs for environment activists and lawyers may well rival the 20,000 jobs the Keystone project is slated to need for completion
I repeatedly heard some on the far right suggest that the GOP's formula for success is a shift to the right.
I disagree. If you look at the 2012 election results by ideology, the GOP got 82% of the voters who identified themselves as conservative. There's not too much ground to be gained there.
The GOP got 41% of the voters who identified themselves as moderates. There's a whole lot of ground to pick up there.
IMHO the shift needs to be away from divisive social issues and strongly toward fiscal conservatism. The GOP has gotten too far away from fiscal conservatism and drifted too far into social conservatism. IMHO that's a loser for the GOP and a loser for the country.
Balanced budget, deficit reduction, reduced federal spending .... THOSE are the issues that conservatives SHOULD be pushing and there are plenty of moderates who would love to get on board with that.
Yes, we have.
1) Romney was a terrible candidate. He would tear into Republicans like a Pitbull in a Butcher Shop but would cower like a cur in front of obama and the DISGUSTING FILTH of the LSM
2) obama is one lucky individual.... osama bin floatin', inflated jobs reports, Hurricane Sandy and the traitor Chris Christie, Romney's secretly filmed "47%" fiasco, the SCOTUS upholding the ACA, Romney's inability put away a "B-List" of opponents until late in the season (he couldn't spend RNC money until he was actually the nominee) and the coup de gras.... Candy Fatass Crowley in the 2nd debate....
Yeah, a couple of those were planned instead of good fortune, but they could have back-fired if we'd had a candidate that didn't have a deer-in-the-headlights look in his eyes every time he faced the cameras with the lying cocksucker in chief in tow.
In front of the Press against Republicans, he was like Genghis Khan on the Russian Steppes, against the Liar in Chief, he was more like the French Army.
But I guess it's easier to be 'tough' when you know that the power of the DISGUSTING FILTH of the LSM is backing you up. That no matter what you say, no matter what you do, they'll have your back.
What we need is a Man, or even better -- A Woman, who will tear into the DISGSUTING FILTH of the LSM and call them what they are -- The scum of the fucking Earth, and lay it on hard. I mean, TEAR into them and let them have it with both barrels. And don't let up.
He or she might lose the election but, IMO, it would spell the end of the DISGUSTING FILTH in the LSM as a political force, as King-Makers. It would forever cripple their less-than-well-hidden attempts to manipulate the people of this Country. Worth it
It would be a long overdue and welcome improvement ot our political process
We learned nothing. We love to count our chickens before they hatch.
Romney didn't lose, Obama won.
Obama was extremely vulnerable but he ran a very smart campaign. Romney ran a very poor campaign. I have to think it was a combination of Obama winning and Romney losing.
Just MHO
We learned nothing. We love to count our chickens before they hatch.
Romney didn't lose, Obama won.
Obama was extremely vulnerable but he ran a very smart campaign. Romney ran a very poor campaign. I have to think it was a combination of Obama winning and Romney losing.
Just MHO
Obama also used the IRS to cripple his political opponents thus stealing the election which is a criminal act...but hey, he's your criminal so I guess that's OK.
I repeatedly heard some on the far right suggest that the GOP's formula for success is a shift to the right.
I disagree. If you look at the 2012 election results by ideology, the GOP got 82% of the voters who identified themselves as conservative. There's not too much ground to be gained there.
The GOP got 41% of the voters who identified themselves as moderates. There's a whole lot of ground to pick up there.
IMHO the shift needs to be away from divisive social issues and strongly toward fiscal conservatism. The GOP has gotten too far away from fiscal conservatism and drifted too far into social conservatism. IMHO that's a loser for the GOP and a loser for the country.
Balanced budget, deficit reduction, reduced federal spending .... THOSE are the issues that conservatives SHOULD be pushing and there are plenty of moderates who would love to get on board with that.
I tend to agree. In order to win and have any hope of restoring any semblance of moral decency, we need to run on issues that will unite the electorate. Let the Dems run on social issues. The GOP should stick to fiscal responsibility.
