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Fri Jul-16-10 06:21 AM
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I find the possibility that Fiorini could replace Boxer and that bagger Johnson could replace |
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Feingold, frightening. I hope that both of them can pull it off, but no one should be shocked if they aren't.
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Fri Jul-16-10 06:28 AM
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1. If the Democrats lose those seats, it will indicate without doubt the country has shifted far right |
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It will also indicate the failure of the Democratic party to get their message out
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Fri Jul-16-10 06:41 AM
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2. It will also indicate people have 'very' short memories, are uninformed, |
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or really don't care. If the latter is the case, I wish they'd just stay home.
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Fri Jul-16-10 07:04 AM
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3. Money talks!! Bullshit walks!!!! |
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Fri Jul-16-10 07:15 AM
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6. Both Boxer and Feingold are smart enough to give reminders.... |
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Like those 30,000 jobs Fiorina shipped overseas when she ran Hewlett-Packard. I cannot believe the people of California didn't run Fiorina out of town on a rail for that, let alone consider voting her into a Senate seat.
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Fri Jul-16-10 09:08 AM
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10. I also believe that both Feingold and Boxer will win. I am from California, and I just don't see |
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Fri Jul-16-10 08:01 AM
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9. what it indicates to me |
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is people want quick and easy solutions to tough problems, and that they often think about things they don't understand, like the economy which most of us don't fully understand including myself, in very simplistic terms because that's all they can think about it in.
So appeals to cut taxes and cut spending resonate even when they are really both bad ideas.
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Fri Jul-16-10 07:09 AM
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4. "This woman FIRED thousands and replaced them with cheap labor." |
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And if Californians can see past that fact and let her off the hook . . . well, then I have no hope. Let the foot-shooting parade begin. America is going to collectively experience the consequences of being a battered slowwwwwwww learner.
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Fri Jul-16-10 07:11 AM
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5. People like "us" are going to have to dig deep.... |
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... in the future for *any* progressive DEMs to remain electorally competitive.
A huge portion of the electorate.... much of which voted for Obama... is not attentive and/or analytical.
These races will be won/lost according to what kind of ad buys the good guys can make.
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Fri Jul-16-10 07:19 AM
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8. While I don't disagree entirely with you, in my state |
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my all progressive congressional delegation is in no trouble at all, and they won't be in the future.
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Fri Jul-16-10 07:18 AM
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7. And that wingnut Angle could land in the Senate! |
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It's frightening how far off the rails this country could go as a result of 1 election.
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Fri Jul-16-10 09:09 AM
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11. Democrats lose because they refuse to fight back! |
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Fri Jul-16-10 09:10 AM
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12. I'm worried about Wisconsin--Johnson is on the air constantly and barely |
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a peep out of Feingold. If the GOP does have a wave election Russ will probably go down. We'll be working to make sure that doesn't happen.
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Fri Jul-16-10 09:16 AM
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13. I'm a little worried about Washington state too |
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though Murray is running against two time loser and a real pig in Dino Rossi, polls show them in a dead heat. Going on past performance, I would expect Patty to eventually pull away and win by about 4-6%, but this is going to be a strange year and anything is possible. So I'm concerned.
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