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I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
Gerry manderer2
()
Date: October 20, 2014 08:36AM
Unfortunately. It's over. We are losing big time in the close ones.
- In Alaska, Stu Rothenberg and Larry Sabato both moved Alaska further in Dan Sullivan’s direction this week. Sullivan was ahead in another poll (the eighth in a row) and he outraised his opponent by $1.4 million in the third quarter.
- In Arkansas, the momentum is with Tom Cotton. After outraising Mark Pryor by $1.6 million in the third quarter, the Rothenberg Political Report moved the state to Lean Republican. Pryor stumbled badly in their debate, claiming middle-class Arkansas make $200,000 a year – after 12 years in Washington, it’s clear that Pryor is out-of-touch.
- In Colorado, Cory Gardner has seized the momentum – garnering five newspaper endorsements in three days and is leading in the latest Denver Post poll. In fact, Gardner has the lead in the last 10 of 11 polls. During their debate, Udall failed to name a single issue where he disagrees with President Obama – no wonder he’s voted with him 99% of the time. The Democrats were so desperate, they attacked Gardner’s high school football record; they are so incompetent, that within hours the story was retracted. Things are looking good in the Centennial State.
- In Iowa, Bruce Braley is stewing, angry and increasingly bitter. During their last debate, Braley had the worst debate performance of his career; Politico reported that Braley “looked annoyed and seemed like he was on the verge of losing his temper at points.”
- In Louisiana, every week Louisiana increasingly moves in the direction of the Republicans. The Times-Picayune profiled Bill Cassidy’s experience as a medical doctor and how his resume lends itself to a Senator who will work tirelessly for voters in the state. Mary Landrieu had a particularly bad debate performance, giving President Obama a “7/10” for his job performance – he only has a 37% approval rating in Louisiana.
- All the polls agree: Republicans are #Winning: ALL of the latest election models show Republicans ahead, giving us at least a 60% chance of taking the Senate this year.
- OOPS! Gaffe-prone Democrats: Bruce Braley’s multiple fiascos. Alison Lundergan Grimes refusing to admit voting for President Obama. Michelle Nunn’s leaked campaign plan. The list goes on...Democrats this year just keep embarrassing themselves.
- In Alaska, Stu Rothenberg and Larry Sabato both moved Alaska further in Dan Sullivan’s direction this week. Sullivan was ahead in another poll (the eighth in a row) and he outraised his opponent by $1.4 million in the third quarter.
- In Arkansas, the momentum is with Tom Cotton. After outraising Mark Pryor by $1.6 million in the third quarter, the Rothenberg Political Report moved the state to Lean Republican. Pryor stumbled badly in their debate, claiming middle-class Arkansas make $200,000 a year – after 12 years in Washington, it’s clear that Pryor is out-of-touch.
- In Colorado, Cory Gardner has seized the momentum – garnering five newspaper endorsements in three days and is leading in the latest Denver Post poll. In fact, Gardner has the lead in the last 10 of 11 polls. During their debate, Udall failed to name a single issue where he disagrees with President Obama – no wonder he’s voted with him 99% of the time. The Democrats were so desperate, they attacked Gardner’s high school football record; they are so incompetent, that within hours the story was retracted. Things are looking good in the Centennial State.
- In Iowa, Bruce Braley is stewing, angry and increasingly bitter. During their last debate, Braley had the worst debate performance of his career; Politico reported that Braley “looked annoyed and seemed like he was on the verge of losing his temper at points.”
- In Louisiana, every week Louisiana increasingly moves in the direction of the Republicans. The Times-Picayune profiled Bill Cassidy’s experience as a medical doctor and how his resume lends itself to a Senator who will work tirelessly for voters in the state. Mary Landrieu had a particularly bad debate performance, giving President Obama a “7/10” for his job performance – he only has a 37% approval rating in Louisiana.
- All the polls agree: Republicans are #Winning: ALL of the latest election models show Republicans ahead, giving us at least a 60% chance of taking the Senate this year.
- OOPS! Gaffe-prone Democrats: Bruce Braley’s multiple fiascos. Alison Lundergan Grimes refusing to admit voting for President Obama. Michelle Nunn’s leaked campaign plan. The list goes on...Democrats this year just keep embarrassing themselves.
Re: I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
Very Funny
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Date: October 20, 2014 08:39AM
Gerry will have a shit-fit when he reads this. When you make fun of him like this he will try to get Cary to ban you. He claims you are trying to imitate his worthless ass in violation of the terms and conditions.
Re: I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
Face the facts
()
Date: October 20, 2014 09:03AM
Republicans have been embarrassing themselves since Reconstruction. Has there been a successful Republican President since TR? He was actually a Progressive, of course, but the GOP needs all the help it can get.
Re: I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
Checking the record
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Date: October 20, 2014 09:24AM
Face the facts Wrote:
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> Has there been a successful Republican President since TR?
Competent government just isn't their thing. They can hold their own when it comes to graft and corruption, but the actual governing part is something that seems to completely elude them.
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> Has there been a successful Republican President since TR?
Competent government just isn't their thing. They can hold their own when it comes to graft and corruption, but the actual governing part is something that seems to completely elude them.
Re: I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
Yeah......No....
()
Date: October 20, 2014 09:58AM
Gerry manderer2 Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Unfortunately. It's over. We are losing big time
> in the close ones.
>
> - In Alaska, Stu Rothenberg and Larry Sabato
> both moved Alaska further in Dan Sullivan’s
> direction this week. Sullivan was ahead in another
> poll (the eighth in a row) and he outraised his
> opponent by $1.4 million in the third quarter.
>
> - In Arkansas, the momentum is with Tom Cotton.
> After outraising Mark Pryor by $1.6 million in
> the third quarter, the Rothenberg Political Report
> moved the state to Lean Republican. Pryor stumbled
> badly in their debate, claiming middle-class
> Arkansas make $200,000 a year – after 12 years
> in Washington, it’s clear that Pryor is
> out-of-touch.
>
> - In Colorado, Cory Gardner has seized the
> momentum – garnering five newspaper endorsements
> in three days and is leading in the latest Denver
> Post poll. In fact, Gardner has the lead in the
> last 10 of 11 polls. During their debate, Udall
> failed to name a single issue where he disagrees
> with President Obama – no wonder he’s voted
> with him 99% of the time. The Democrats were so
> desperate, they attacked Gardner’s high school
> football record; they are so incompetent, that
> within hours the story was retracted. Things are
> looking good in the Centennial State.
>
> - In Iowa, Bruce Braley is stewing, angry and
> increasingly bitter. During their last debate,
> Braley had the worst debate performance of his
> career; Politico reported that Braley “looked
> annoyed and seemed like he was on the verge of
> losing his temper at points.”
>
> - In Louisiana, every week Louisiana
> increasingly moves in the direction of the
> Republicans. The Times-Picayune profiled Bill
> Cassidy’s experience as a medical doctor and how
> his resume lends itself to a Senator who will work
> tirelessly for voters in the state. Mary Landrieu
> had a particularly bad debate performance, giving
> President Obama a “7/10” for his job
> performance – he only has a 37% approval rating
> in Louisiana.
>
> - All the polls agree: Republicans are
> #Winning: ALL of the latest election models show
> Republicans ahead, giving us at least a 60% chance
> of taking the Senate this year.
>
> - OOPS! Gaffe-prone Democrats: Bruce
> Braley’s multiple fiascos. Alison Lundergan
> Grimes refusing to admit voting for President
> Obama. Michelle Nunn’s leaked campaign plan. The
> list goes on...Democrats this year just keep
> embarrassing themselves.
Baby's first troll?
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> Unfortunately. It's over. We are losing big time
> in the close ones.
>
> - In Alaska, Stu Rothenberg and Larry Sabato
> both moved Alaska further in Dan Sullivan’s
> direction this week. Sullivan was ahead in another
> poll (the eighth in a row) and he outraised his
> opponent by $1.4 million in the third quarter.
>
> - In Arkansas, the momentum is with Tom Cotton.
> After outraising Mark Pryor by $1.6 million in
> the third quarter, the Rothenberg Political Report
> moved the state to Lean Republican. Pryor stumbled
> badly in their debate, claiming middle-class
> Arkansas make $200,000 a year – after 12 years
> in Washington, it’s clear that Pryor is
> out-of-touch.
>
> - In Colorado, Cory Gardner has seized the
> momentum – garnering five newspaper endorsements
> in three days and is leading in the latest Denver
> Post poll. In fact, Gardner has the lead in the
> last 10 of 11 polls. During their debate, Udall
> failed to name a single issue where he disagrees
> with President Obama – no wonder he’s voted
> with him 99% of the time. The Democrats were so
> desperate, they attacked Gardner’s high school
> football record; they are so incompetent, that
> within hours the story was retracted. Things are
> looking good in the Centennial State.
>
> - In Iowa, Bruce Braley is stewing, angry and
> increasingly bitter. During their last debate,
> Braley had the worst debate performance of his
> career; Politico reported that Braley “looked
> annoyed and seemed like he was on the verge of
> losing his temper at points.”
>
> - In Louisiana, every week Louisiana
> increasingly moves in the direction of the
> Republicans. The Times-Picayune profiled Bill
> Cassidy’s experience as a medical doctor and how
> his resume lends itself to a Senator who will work
> tirelessly for voters in the state. Mary Landrieu
> had a particularly bad debate performance, giving
> President Obama a “7/10” for his job
> performance – he only has a 37% approval rating
> in Louisiana.
>
> - All the polls agree: Republicans are
> #Winning: ALL of the latest election models show
> Republicans ahead, giving us at least a 60% chance
> of taking the Senate this year.
>
> - OOPS! Gaffe-prone Democrats: Bruce
> Braley’s multiple fiascos. Alison Lundergan
> Grimes refusing to admit voting for President
> Obama. Michelle Nunn’s leaked campaign plan. The
> list goes on...Democrats this year just keep
> embarrassing themselves.
Baby's first troll?
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Re: I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
Cruz Shutdown
()
Date: October 20, 2014 10:09AM
How did that government shutdown work?
Oh wait all it did was lower the USA's credit rating. Nice work republicans!
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Oh wait all it did was lower the USA's credit rating. Nice work republicans!
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Re: I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
Henroe
()
Date: October 20, 2014 10:23AM
Cruz Shutdown Wrote:
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> How did that government shutdown work?
>
> Oh wait all it did was lower the USA's credit
> rating. Nice work republicans!
Nice try, faggot.
Everyone knows Hairy Reid shut the Gov't down because he wouldn't budge on Obamacare, which was postponed anyway.
LIBTARZ! LOLZ
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> How did that government shutdown work?
>
> Oh wait all it did was lower the USA's credit
> rating. Nice work republicans!
Nice try, faggot.
Everyone knows Hairy Reid shut the Gov't down because he wouldn't budge on Obamacare, which was postponed anyway.
LIBTARZ! LOLZ
Re: I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
OMG.....
()
Date: October 20, 2014 10:31AM
Henroe Wrote:
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> Everyone knows Hairy Reid shut the Gov't down
> because he wouldn't budge on Obamacare, which was
> postponed anyway. LIBTARZ! LOLZ
God, you're STOOPID!!!
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> Everyone knows Hairy Reid shut the Gov't down
> because he wouldn't budge on Obamacare, which was
> postponed anyway. LIBTARZ! LOLZ
God, you're STOOPID!!!
Re: I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
Bad memories...
()
Date: October 20, 2014 10:43AM
Cruz Shutdown Wrote:
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> How did that government shutdown work? Oh wait
> all it did was lower the USA's credit rating. Nice
> work republicans!
No, the lowered credit rating was in response to the stupid debt-limit hostage crisis in the summer of 2011. It was S&P's way of trying to slap some sense into out-of-control TEA Party Republicans. It didn't work though. They lot of them is still just as dumb as ever. The shutdown was in 2013 when cry-baby House Republicans tried to make defunding PPACA a condition of funding government at all. They lost and once again looked completely stupid for it...
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> How did that government shutdown work? Oh wait
> all it did was lower the USA's credit rating. Nice
> work republicans!
No, the lowered credit rating was in response to the stupid debt-limit hostage crisis in the summer of 2011. It was S&P's way of trying to slap some sense into out-of-control TEA Party Republicans. It didn't work though. They lot of them is still just as dumb as ever. The shutdown was in 2013 when cry-baby House Republicans tried to make defunding PPACA a condition of funding government at all. They lost and once again looked completely stupid for it...
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Re: I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
Gerry manderer2
()
Date: October 20, 2014 12:56PM
Of course I'm trolling. Thank you for responding as you did. Made my day.
Here's more bait for you:
It feels like every day, we’re hearing a new way events have proven Mitt Romney right.
Benghazi. Solyndra. The IRS Scandal. The NSA Scandal. The VA Scandal. Insecure Borders. Obamacare. ISIS. Russia.
The list goes on…
The polling is clear: “2012 called – America wants to take its choice back.” Even lifelong Democrats running for the Senate won’t admit they voted for Obama!
Mitt Romney saw it coming; he showed the judgment to know the issues facing America and the courage to tell it like it is. He ran for president to solve these problems. He may not have “slow-jammed the news” during the election, but he was right about America’s economic and global challenges.
Today, Americans are waking up and realizing that we missed out on electing a thoughtful president who would actually take our nation’s most pressing challenges seriously. (Even more seriously than playing golf! Imagine that.)
Mitt Romney has been proven right.
Here's more bait for you:
It feels like every day, we’re hearing a new way events have proven Mitt Romney right.
Benghazi. Solyndra. The IRS Scandal. The NSA Scandal. The VA Scandal. Insecure Borders. Obamacare. ISIS. Russia.
The list goes on…
The polling is clear: “2012 called – America wants to take its choice back.” Even lifelong Democrats running for the Senate won’t admit they voted for Obama!
Mitt Romney saw it coming; he showed the judgment to know the issues facing America and the courage to tell it like it is. He ran for president to solve these problems. He may not have “slow-jammed the news” during the election, but he was right about America’s economic and global challenges.
Today, Americans are waking up and realizing that we missed out on electing a thoughtful president who would actually take our nation’s most pressing challenges seriously. (Even more seriously than playing golf! Imagine that.)
Mitt Romney has been proven right.
Re: I was wrong. Republicans will win this year because Democrats have to run away from their records
Posted by:
Still butt hurt huh?
()
Date: October 20, 2014 01:19PM
Gerry manderer2 Wrote:
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> Of course I'm trolling. Thank you for responding
> as you did. Made my day.
>
> Here's more bait for you:
>
> It feels like every day, we’re hearing a new way
> events have proven Mitt Romney right.
>
> Benghazi. Solyndra. The IRS Scandal. The NSA
> Scandal. The VA Scandal. Insecure Borders.
> Obamacare. ISIS. Russia.
>
> The list goes on…
>
> The polling is clear: “2012 called – America
> wants to take its choice back.” Even lifelong
> Democrats running for the Senate won’t admit
> they voted for Obama!
>
> Mitt Romney saw it coming; he showed the judgment
> to know the issues facing America and the courage
> to tell it like it is. He ran for president to
> solve these problems. He may not have
> “slow-jammed the news” during the election,
> but he was right about America’s economic and
> global challenges.
>
> Today, Americans are waking up and realizing that
> we missed out on electing a thoughtful president
> who would actually take our nation’s most
> pressing challenges seriously. (Even more
> seriously than playing golf! Imagine that.)
>
> Mitt Romney has been proven right.
We told you not to listen to Karl Rove. PS, America is just fine, feel free to move to the conservative bastion of Sudan.
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> Of course I'm trolling. Thank you for responding
> as you did. Made my day.
>
> Here's more bait for you:
>
> It feels like every day, we’re hearing a new way
> events have proven Mitt Romney right.
>
> Benghazi. Solyndra. The IRS Scandal. The NSA
> Scandal. The VA Scandal. Insecure Borders.
> Obamacare. ISIS. Russia.
>
> The list goes on…
>
> The polling is clear: “2012 called – America
> wants to take its choice back.” Even lifelong
> Democrats running for the Senate won’t admit
> they voted for Obama!
>
> Mitt Romney saw it coming; he showed the judgment
> to know the issues facing America and the courage
> to tell it like it is. He ran for president to
> solve these problems. He may not have
> “slow-jammed the news” during the election,
> but he was right about America’s economic and
> global challenges.
>
> Today, Americans are waking up and realizing that
> we missed out on electing a thoughtful president
> who would actually take our nation’s most
> pressing challenges seriously. (Even more
> seriously than playing golf! Imagine that.)
>
> Mitt Romney has been proven right.
We told you not to listen to Karl Rove. PS, America is just fine, feel free to move to the conservative bastion of Sudan.