Is a midterm wave forming?

The Hill ^ | 9/10/14 | Cameron Joseph

[trebb]

I hate to be cynical, but if Republicans don’t vote conservatively, any gains they make will only be temporary.

And if we let another Dim in the WH, the damage will become permanent.

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Huh? Why I JUST SAW an article from Eugene Robinson of the Wash ComPost declare that there was NO SUCH wave. How could that be? Could he be lying?

The GOP "strategists" are trying to calm the waters of the wave by ignoring a lot of truths that need to be sung from the mountain tops - all part of the kinder and gentler way to screw the base by playing nice with the enemy.

[punknpuss]

And if we let another Dim in the WH, the damage will become permanent.

I know, I would never advocate voting for a socialist/communist, however, if as another posted stated that we hope that Republicans don’t take away the wrong message, then in 2016 we might have a tyrant/fascist in the WH. Whatever comes after Obama (in his political line) will be much worse than Obama. Just like I thought that whatever was to come after Bill Clinton would be much worse than that sorry excuse for a president.

[CPT Clay]

Did anyone notice that MI is even? That came out of nowhere.

[CPT Clay]

Pre vent defense.

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“wave” = 8+

[GOPJ]

There's also been a major shift on immigration in the last few months, according to the poll, which helps explain why Republicans have been attacking Senate Democrats for supporting "amnesty" in a number of Senate races.

How much of this has happened because of all the illnesses illegals have brought here?

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

“How could that be? Could he be lying?”

Since when did the WaPost folks tell the truth?

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

“I can see November from my house.”
I can see November from the Precinct where I will be the Presiding Judge.
Working as a poll worker is a great way to ‘give back’, and there is always a shortage of poll workers. Looking forward to yet again serving what I for me see as a ‘civic responsibility’.