JakeStarkey
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- Aug 10, 2009
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45.2 | Roberts (R) |
45.2 | Orman (I) |
the GOP mainstream is fine
it is the far right of the party that is dying
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45.2 | Roberts (R) |
45.2 | Orman (I) |
today's avg on RCP[TBODY] [/TBODY]
45.2 Roberts (R) 45.2 Orman (I)
the GOP mainstream is fine
it is the far right of the party that is dying
For months Republicans have been boasting of their inevitable taking of the Senate in 2014. It seems the tide has turned and a Republican win is less likely
Once having a 60-40 probability of taking the Senate, Democrats now have a 59-41 probability of holding the Senate
Are Republicans blowing their chance to retake the Senate? - The Week
Maybe people want politicians helping the country rather than playing politics on things like Benghazi.
good one leftard; but what would change anyway?
Dems have been the overall MAJORITY OF THE US GOVERNMENT FOR 8 YEARS and are have been blaming all their faiures on the minority Republicans anyway
today's avg on RCP[TBODY] [/TBODY]
45.2 Roberts (R) 45.2 Orman (I)
the GOP mainstream is fine
it is the far right of the party that is dying
What a laugh.
Roberts is only going to win because of the far right wing of the party.
For months Republicans have been boasting of their inevitable taking of the Senate in 2014. It seems the tide has turned and a Republican win is less likely
Once having a 60-40 probability of taking the Senate, Democrats now have a 59-41 probability of holding the Senate
Are Republicans blowing their chance to retake the Senate? - The Week
Maybe people want politicians helping the country rather than playing politics on things like Benghazi.
good one leftard; but what would change anyway?
Dems have been the overall MAJORITY OF THE US GOVERNMENT FOR 8 YEARS and are have been blaming all their faiures on the minority Republicans anyway
Seems Democrats don't know inequalities. There are three basic elements in the law making portion of the government, both houses of Congress and the President. The Supreme Court, while it plays a role, comes in after the laws are made and challenged. Since, for the last 8 years, Democrats have had control of 2 of those 3, blaming it on Republicans is like saying 1 > 2.
For months Republicans have been boasting of their inevitable taking of the Senate in 2014. It seems the tide has turned and a Republican win is less likely
Once having a 60-40 probability of taking the Senate, Democrats now have a 59-41 probability of holding the Senate
Are Republicans blowing their chance to retake the Senate? - The Week
Maybe people want politicians helping the country rather than playing politics on things like Benghazi.
good one leftard; but what would change anyway?
Dems have been the overall MAJORITY OF THE US GOVERNMENT FOR 8 YEARS and are have been blaming all their faiures on the minority Republicans anyway
Seems Democrats don't know inequalities. There are three basic elements in the law making portion of the government, both houses of Congress and the President. The Supreme Court, while it plays a role, comes in after the laws are made and challenged. Since, for the last 8 years, Democrats have had control of 2 of those 3, blaming it on Republicans is like saying 1 > 2.
GOP > 2
Takes all branches working together.
Except when you need all three to pass legislationFor months Republicans have been boasting of their inevitable taking of the Senate in 2014. It seems the tide has turned and a Republican win is less likely
Once having a 60-40 probability of taking the Senate, Democrats now have a 59-41 probability of holding the Senate
Are Republicans blowing their chance to retake the Senate? - The Week
Maybe people want politicians helping the country rather than playing politics on things like Benghazi.
good one leftard; but what would change anyway?
Dems have been the overall MAJORITY OF THE US GOVERNMENT FOR 8 YEARS and are have been blaming all their faiures on the minority Republicans anyway
Seems Democrats don't know inequalities. There are three basic elements in the law making portion of the government, both houses of Congress and the President. The Supreme Court, while it plays a role, comes in after the laws are made and challenged. Since, for the last 8 years, Democrats have had control of 2 of those 3, blaming it on Republicans is like saying 1 > 2.
GOP > 2
Takes all branches working together.
Only in your simple mind is a party holding 1 of the 3 portions greater than the party holding 2 of the 3. .
The problem with what you say about working together is that Democrats define that as the Republicans rubberstamping whatever they want. When statements to the effect of we won, get over it are used, that's plenty of proof.
today's avg on RCP[TBODY] [/TBODY]
45.2 Roberts (R) 45.2 Orman (I)
the GOP mainstream is fine
it is the far right of the party that is dying
What a laugh.
Roberts is only going to win because of the far right wing of the party.
Not at all. If he wins, he will have the centrists he needs. If he loses, he will still have the far right.
Tis what is.
Except when you need all three to pass legislationMaybe people want politicians helping the country rather than playing politics on things like Benghazi.
good one leftard; but what would change anyway?
Dems have been the overall MAJORITY OF THE US GOVERNMENT FOR 8 YEARS and are have been blaming all their faiures on the minority Republicans anyway
Seems Democrats don't know inequalities. There are three basic elements in the law making portion of the government, both houses of Congress and the President. The Supreme Court, while it plays a role, comes in after the laws are made and challenged. Since, for the last 8 years, Democrats have had control of 2 of those 3, blaming it on Republicans is like saying 1 > 2.
GOP > 2
Takes all branches working together.
Only in your simple mind is a party holding 1 of the 3 portions greater than the party holding 2 of the 3. .
The problem with what you say about working together is that Democrats define that as the Republicans rubberstamping whatever they want. When statements to the effect of we won, get over it are used, that's plenty of proof.
Except when you need all three to pass legislationgood one leftard; but what would change anyway?
Dems have been the overall MAJORITY OF THE US GOVERNMENT FOR 8 YEARS and are have been blaming all their faiures on the minority Republicans anyway
Seems Democrats don't know inequalities. There are three basic elements in the law making portion of the government, both houses of Congress and the President. The Supreme Court, while it plays a role, comes in after the laws are made and challenged. Since, for the last 8 years, Democrats have had control of 2 of those 3, blaming it on Republicans is like saying 1 > 2.
GOP > 2
Takes all branches working together.
Only in your simple mind is a party holding 1 of the 3 portions greater than the party holding 2 of the 3. .
The problem with what you say about working together is that Democrats define that as the Republicans rubberstamping whatever they want. When statements to the effect of we won, get over it are used, that's plenty of proof.
No passing legislation works for me.
Defunding Obamacare will be just as good too.
Listening whimpers at an accurate chart: typical.
She opines but then whines that others do the same.
Hmmm . . . you or the RCP.
hint . . . your opinion doesn't matter.