Just how worried are Republicans about their re-elections?

[kentuck]

And how will they act once they become desperate? Will they be inviting Bush to their districts to campaign with them? You can sense the storm clouds gathering. You can see the fear in their eyes. We can anticipate "bi-partisanship" if....if Bush continues to slag in the polls? It's almost time for a reality check for these assholes and I'm rather relishing the moment. :)

[Racenut20]

1. Most of their Districts are safe

[kentuck]

2. No safer than the Democrats were in 1994....

When the Repubs swept. It all depends on the turnout.

[dae]

5. That's what I think. This gets bad enough, the Dems could pick up the

Senate and just maybe the House, and if not now, be positioned for 2006.

[rock]

3. That would be the party of the clueless

Just like in Poppa Bush's case. They didn't see it coming.

[maggrwaggr]

4. the ones with brains will turn on Bush

Fortunately most of them don't have brains.

They are lemmings and will follow him right over the cliffs.

Good.

[opihimoimoi]

7. The exodus from the Pub fold becoming dangerously close to a stampede

Bush has to say something.... But what?

What can he say to keep the Pub sheep from fleeing?

That is TRUTHFUL? Not very much thank you.

[stellanoir]

6. I read somewhere, can't remember where. . .

speculation that * support is wavering in Congress amongst Repubs because many see * re-election, if he maintains his ruinous policies, as a threat to their seats in the mid-terms.

It may be every rat for himself on this administration's sinking ship. . . .(thinking wishfully) sorry n/l

[Alerter_]

8. They should be worried about War Crimes Tribunals

Why don't we start them in each neighborhood?