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Current Events => Archives => Politics => Election 2012 => Topic started by: Rebel on March 20, 2012, 01:45:27 PM
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[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=w6aLpf5OMKw[/youtube]
I could have added a few points. Something about how it's NOT ****ING FREE, YOU DUMB BITCH!
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Nice!!
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Didn't see from that camera angle the girl (woman?) who said free birth control makes her happy.
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Romney is getting better at answering questions. If elected, just hope he governs like what he says on the stump.
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Someone needs to tell her, the pursuit of happiness means that you have to go out and get it, not that someone gives it you for free.
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I'd buy her a free ticket to Cuba or N. Kora. No return for at least 30 years after I've died.
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Romney is getting better at answering questions. If elected, just hope he governs like what he says on the stump.
I am not confident he will do so. He knows the talking points and the sensitivities and he knows what kind of shit pushes people's buttons.
If he gets elected (preferred over the Magic Negro, btw), watch him revert right back to Liar/RINO status.
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I am not confident he will do so. He knows the talking points and the sensitivities and he knows what kind of shit pushes people's buttons.
If he gets elected (preferred over the Magic Negro, btw), watch him revert right back to Liar/RINO status.
You might be right but if the Repubs win the House and Senate by big margins, which I predict, he will have to move to the center or center right. I don't look for him to fight or stick his neck out for many issues that are near and dear to conservatives. I would like to be proven wrong though.
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You might be right but if the Repubs win the House and Senate by big margins, which I predict, he will have to move to the center or center right. I don't look for him to fight or stick his neck out for many issues that are near and dear to conservatives. I would like to be proven wrong though.
Dick Morris said last week that the Republicans should pick up 10 Senate seats as of now. I think that number will grow to 14 or 15 by November.
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Awesome! those booing are idiots!
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Dick Morris said last week that the Republicans should pick up 10 Senate seats as of now. I think that number will grow to 14 or 15 by November.
That would be awesome but we still need a Repub President cause even if we had enough votes to override an Obama veto he would just say screw you like he has done with drilling in the Gulf. There is no telling what that maniac would do in a second term.
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Dick Morris said last week that the Republicans should pick up 10 Senate seats as of now. I think that number will grow to 14 or 15 by November.
Did he say which 10 he had in mind?
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Dick Morris said last week that the Republicans should pick up 10 Senate seats as of now. I think that number will grow to 14 or 15 by November.
Did he say which 10 he had in mind?
I hope he's right, I love Dick Morris but he's wrong quite a bit:
http://www.dickmorris.com/senate-democrats-in-mortal-danger/
Senate Democrats In Mortal Danger
By Dick Morris on March 22, 2012
To understand the full dimensions of the coming Republican landslide, one needs look no further than the Senate races around the country. Because the presidential race is obscured by the heat of the Republican primary, the scale of the coming upheaval is less evident in presidential polling. But a survey of the key Senate races suggests not just a GOP victory, but a total rout.
According to the usually very reliable polling by Scott Rasmussen, Republican candidates are currently leading their Democratic opponents in seven races for seats currently held by Democrats. (Florida, Missouri, Nebraska, Montana, North Dakota, Ohio, and Wisconsin) A gain of seven seats would, of course, give the GOP 54 Senators.
In addition, there is one tie race – Virginia – and two races where Republicans are almost tied (New Mexico and Michigan).
On the other hand, Republicans are far ahead in their efforts to keep their seats in Texas and Arizona and somewhat ahead in Nevada.
In Massachusetts, the greatest vulnerability for the Republican incumbents, Scott Brown is nursing a lead over Warren. (The Maine race has yet to take shape).
Finally, the polling in Pennsylvania is not good for Casey nor is it good for Menendez in New Jersey.
Here’s the race by race breakout:
Florida
Congressman Connie Mack, the likely challenger to Democratic Senator Bill Nelson currently leads by 43-36 according to Rasmussen’s poll of March 13, 2012. With Nelson so far under 50%, he is meat.
Nebraska
With Ben Nelson out of the way, this seat is a foregone conclusion for the Republicans. Jon Bruning, the front-runner among Republican candidates, leads former Senator Bob Kerry by 55-33 in Rasmussen’s March 15, 2012 survey.
Missouri
Sarah Steelman – my personal favorite among Republican contenders – is ahead of Claire McKaskill by an unbelievable 51-41 according to Rasmussen’s March 15th poll.
Montana
A tough race because both incumbent Democratic Senator Jon Tester and his challenger, Republican Congressman Denny Rehberg represent the entire state, the Republican has moved out to a 47-44 lead in Rasmussen’s February 22, 2012 poll.
North Dakota
An obvious Republican pickup now that Democratic Senator Kent Conrad has retired. I hope that Republican Duane Sand, a genuine conservative, wins his primary against Republican Congressman Rick Berg.
Wisconsin
While former Republican Governor Tommy Thompson faces a tough primary challenge from Mark Neumann, he still sports a 50-36 lead over Democratic Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin in Rasmussen’s Feb 27, 2012 poll.
Ohio
Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown, the most liberal member of that body, is trailing conservative Republican Josh Mandel by 44-40 in Rasmussen’s February 8, 2012 poll. Any incumbent Senator who can only amass 40% of the vote needs to look for a new job.
Beyond these seven seats, Rasmussen also puts three more takeaways within Republican grasp:
Virginia
Former Governors George Allen and Tim Kaine were tied at 46-46 in Rasmussen’s February 21 poll. The open seat – now held by the Democrats — is a very possible GOP takeaway.
New Mexico
After Democrat Jeff Bingaman’s retirement, the race between Republican Lt Governor Heather Wilson and Democratic Congressman Mark Heinrich is very tight. Heinrich nursed a 45-43 lead in Rasmussen’s February 14th survey.
Michigan
In my own poll of February 15, 2012, Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow was clinging to a narrow 46-43 lead over former Republican Congressman Pete Hoekstra.
If the Republicans win these all – as I think they well might – they would end up with control of the Senate by 57-43, assuming they hold onto seats in Nevada, Massachusetts, and Maine.
A landslide!
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I don't know about the Maine seat, but Morris' observations are as of today. When the banks start foreclosing on deadbeats that were saved by the moratorium on foreclosures (thus derailing the "recovery"), or the Loony Left does its level best to make the OWS shit from last year into this year's riots, the Dems are going to have a big problem.
Coupled with what Dingy Harry Reid did last year to cut off the Senate Republicans' amendments to some bill that the Dems were trying to choke through (he said that cloture wasn't needed, thus destroying the filibuster forever), and Obamacare will be repealled.
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I don't know about the Maine seat, but Morris' observations are as of today. When the banks start foreclosing on deadbeats that were saved by the moratorium on foreclosures (thus derailing the "recovery"), or the Loony Left does its level best to make the OWS shit from last year into this year's riots, the Dems are going to have a big problem.
Coupled with what Dingy Harry Reid did last year to cut off the Senate Republicans' amendments to some bill that the Dems were trying to choke through (he said that cloture wasn't needed, thus destroying the filibuster forever), and Obamacare will be repealled.
I read that the Repubs do NOT need 60 votes to repeal Obamacare. A Repubs majority can repeal it the same way it was passed thru reconciliation.
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They don't need 60 votes to defund it, as you can't filibuster a budget. I think they do to repeal it. Congress has gotten so f'ed up.
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BTW, idiot Santorum saying its better to vote for Obama over Romney? About Romney, I know he's:
A) a Capitalist, not a Communist
B) actually loves his country
C) won't bow down to our enemies
D) was actually born here (I know I'll get blowback on that one, but Arpaio's work is adding doubt
E) actually wants to see our economy improve
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Yes, on it's face it's absurd that owebuma would be better than Romney.