The generic difference between GOP and Democrat (5-7%) likely voter makes it clear it doesn't matter if the Democrats vote in huge numbers, they are going to still be overwhelemed.
Voter IQ test on 11/2/2010
I see the turnover in congress as grabbing a handhold just before going over the cliff. I remains to be seen if we have the strength to pull ourselves back to the top to resume our climb.
It is not going to be easy without some very drastic actions. The only way we can restore confidence in investors and businesses is serious slashing of spending and it will not play well with voters.
We’ve been here before and the only way out is to confirm that we will indeed honor our debts and pay them down however painful that may be. The other option is to completely crash and burn. That will be more painful.
i guess I’m paranoid but have you noticed several races that a week ago had the repub up by double digits have suddenly become tossups?
I think those races have been ‘fixed’ with vote counting fraud.
By polls indicating close races it makes the thrown races seem more plausible.
Two that come to mind, Ohio gov. Kasich, and Pa. senate, Toomey.
A week or two ago both were easy repub victories, now polling tight.
“Tim Kaine, the Democratic National Committee chairman, expressed confidence that Democrats would retain power in both chambers. He argued that early voting and turnout at rallies for Democratic candidates are evidence that the party’s “ground game” will prevent the disaster some are predicting for the party.”
Hey Tim the facts disprove your point decisively:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2613874/posts
Locked in and incumbant.... D 47 R 41
In play - CT, CA, CO, IL, KY, NV, PA, WA, WV, MO, NH, WI
R wins CO, IL, KY, NV, MO, NH, WI
D wins CT, CA, PA, WA, WV (dim slime machine steals PA, and WV)
Final tally D 52 R 48, and MSNBC reporta a huge democratic victory. OF course MSNBC will not even cover the Teanami in the house.
You heard it here first. :)