Sometimes, Truth From 'The Old Grey Lady'

PoliticalChic

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So....one of my Democrat pals said:

"...and you're not worried one little bit." "I'm not."


But maybe he will be after he reads this:



1. "Obama Factor Adds to Fears of Democrats

2. WASHINGTON — Democrats are becoming increasingly alarmed about their midterm election fortunes amid President Obama’s sinking approval ratings, a loss in a special House election in Florida last week,.....

3. No prominent Democrats predict their party will win back the House.

4. ....more than two dozen Democratic members of Congress, state party officials and strategists revealed a new urgency about the need to address the party’s prospects.





5. One Democratic lawmaker, who asked not to be identified, said Mr. Obama was becoming “poisonous” to the party’s candidates.





6. Mr. Obama’s approval rating of 41 percent in a Wall Street Journal/NBC Poll last week matched that of a New York Times/CBS News survey in February and represents one of the clearest reasons for Democratic malaise. Since the post-World War II era, that measurement has been one of the most accurate predictors of midterm results, and any number below 50 means trouble for the party that holds the White House.

7. ...Obama has presided over an activist government that has overreached and proved incompetent.

8. Most Democrats up for re-election are trying to put some distance between themselves and the president,....

9. ....Democrats are openly critical of the health care law in their advertisements.





10. Even though special elections are rarely reliable predictors for future elections, Alex Sink’s loss to David Jolly in Florida’s 13th District last week added to the Democrats’ negative story line. Frightening Democrats further, none of the Republican third-party money in the race came from the Koch brothers, ...."
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/16/us/politics/obama-factor-adds-to-fears-of-democrats.html






Democrat calls him the 'poisonous' President????


What a lovely day!
 
And here are but a few of their names, and the reasons why, the Dems. are avoiding the man who twisted their arms and doomed their jobs:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqWcE65cVW4]New Signs Democrats Distancing Themselves From Obama - Obamacare & Elections -Cavuto - YouTube[/ame]
 
Obama's failure as a President is for continuing Bush's failed legacy.
 
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Obama Job Approval BHO's RCP average has gone up .3 from the previous reporting period.

However, ACA is a thorn in many Dem sides.

As long as the GOP tamps down the 'party of stupid' on the far right and mild the angry tone, Pubs should take the Senate.

In order for there to be a "right" there must be a far right. If the far right moves to the left then the entire "right" moves to the left. We may not always agree with all-things-far-right but it's a necessary "evil" (to coin a word). In other words, we need a "far right" to offset a "far left."
 
Obama's failure as a President is for continuing Bush's failed legacy.

And Bush's failure as a President is for continuing Clinton's failed legacy. Our "two Party system" is a facade (for the most part). We really have a one Party system headed up by the Banking Cartel.
 
Obama's failure as a President is for continuing Bush's failed legacy.





ObamaCare was a Bush policy?

LOL. Blame Bush!!
Yeah, it's easy to blame Bush for the $4t squandered on the Iraq war, the $2b spent each week on the useless war in Afghanistan that top members of Bush's cabinet designed to never end back when they were members of the Reagan administration. It's also appropriate to blame Bush for unconstitutional domestic spying, extrajudicial international assassinations via drone strikes, and serious violations of international human rights laws from torturing POWs to death in secret CIA black sites, all over the lies of Rafid al-Janabi, code-named Curveball. This is all public information available to anyone.

Just because Obama carried on Bush's big government bloodfest doesn't mean that George W. Bush wasn't responsible for most of this shit in the first place. Stop trying to pretend that he was never President and that he didn't lie this country into pointless war. It's common history now. The entire world has accepted this fact except for the FOX-viewing Republican party of the United States. Obama is so similar to Bush that the Republicans should love him, except that he's a black Democrat.
 
I'm also enjoying living rent-free in PoliticalChic's head. It's pretty darned cramped up there, but we'll somehow make do, right Chic?

:D



You seem like nothing so much as the kite that thought it ruled the wind.


Dope.

PoliticalChic: Jack of all insults, master of none. Naptime for you, young girl.
 
After Owebama loses the Senate (he's the reason) , watch how the leftards come out of the woodwork to blame the "Republican Senate" for all of the nations woes.....as if the previous 6 years never happened......:cuckoo:
 
I'm also enjoying living rent-free in PoliticalChic's head. It's pretty darned cramped up there, but we'll somehow make do, right Chic?

:D



You seem like nothing so much as the kite that thought it ruled the wind.


Dope.

PoliticalChic: Jack of all insults, master of none. Naptime for you, young girl.




Wow....clever.

Let's see....you pretended that you knew all along that Jolly would win, and that his victory meant nothing to vis-a-vis Obama, ObamaCare. and Democrat futures.

I post from the NYTimes indicating that, with very little effort, you have become our main source of greenhouse gases.....

...and my reward is you sticking to me like the proverbial 'manure to a wet blanket.'




Take a walk, dunce.
 
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Obama Job Approval BHO's RCP average has gone up .3 from the previous reporting period.

However, ACA is a thorn in many Dem sides.

As long as the GOP tamps down the 'party of stupid' on the far right and mild the angry tone, Pubs should take the Senate.

In order for there to be a "right" there must be a far right. If the far right moves to the left then the entire "right" moves to the left. We may not always agree with all-things-far-right but it's a necessary "evil" (to coin a word). In other words, we need a "far right" to offset a "far left."

I agree with that, just cut the 'party of stupid' verbiage and the angry tone of hate.
 

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