Fox News poll: GOP has advantage in upcoming midterm election

FoxNews ^ | September 11. 2014

[SMGFan]

Overall, when asked who they would back if the Congressional election were today, 47 percent of likely voters say the Republican candidate in their district and 40 percent the Democrat. Recent Fox News polls of registered voters have shown a narrow Democratic advantage, although the lead bounced back and forth between the two parties for most of the spring and summer.

[FlingWingFlyer]

The “media” is going to keep spewing this garbage until election day in hopes of getting the low fo ‘RAT voters and La Raza illegal alien invaders to the polls.

[Flintlock]

With the RINO leadership all in thrall to the international Muzzies and their POTUS—ain’t that just special.

[MaxMax]

So what's the Republican message that people are voting for?

I cannot for the life of me find anywhere there's a message.
What is the GOP platform? Vote for us, because we hate Conservatives?

[JLAGRAYFOX]

Every single person that call themselves an American citizen and voter, regardless of political stripes should get out and vote on November 4, 2014, against every single Democrat candidate running for election!!! These Obamabot Democrats, along with Obama are on a dedicated path to destroy these United States of America!!! You can save our country, defeat our enemies by destroying the political power of the Democrat Party....and with it, the power to force Obama to resigne, or let him be impeached!!!

There will be no “Obama Coalition” because no leader of any Middle East country...or, countries around the world believes even one word that the greatest lie teller of all time, Barack Hussein Obama, utters or says!!! Get with program...or lose your freedom and maybe your life!!! Destroy the Democrat Party on November 4, 2014!!!

[tflabo]

Yeh and Romney was supposed to win by a near landslide. Too much corruption and plain moron voters will make it close.

[Yosemitest]

Don't buy it!
The LAME Stream Media do this on every election.
They play the 'RATs down at first, then slowly call the 'RATs the come-back kids.
Then just before the election, they;ll say the 'RATs have a every so slight lead, so as to motivate those "LOW INFORMATION VOTERS" to go to the voting booths.

But the big problem is ~ the "ESTABLISHMENT REPUBLICANS" have REALLY PISSED OFF their BASE.
The conservative voters I talk to, they're out for blood.
And REMOVING the "ESTABLISHMENT REPUBLICANS" has become MORE IMPORTANT than holding onto any seats.

This election could really get interesting,
where the majority of voters want
either TEA PARTY CONSERVATIVES
~ OR ....
"NONE OF THE ABOVE" !

[deport]

Lots of individual GOP state party platforms out there.
But I don’t find the national GOP platform for 2014.

Texas 2014:
http://www.texasgop.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/2014-Platform-Final.pdf

States 2014;
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=2014+state+gop+platforms

National 2012;
http://www.gop.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/2012GOPPlatform.pdf

[JRandomFreeper]

The GOP-E won some nasty primaries against conservatives, let's see how they do in November, after alienating their base.

There are a lot less conservatives willing to hold their nose and vote for another liberal just because he has an R behind his name.

/johnny

[skully]

“Yeh and Romney was supposed to win by a near landslide. Too much corruption and plain moron voters will make it close.”

—The RINO Establishment pissing on their base the past couple of years doesn't help either

[MaxMax]

I've been receiving emails and cannot find any message, at all from the GOP.
Oh, they fight for every American. Now there's a solid message. /sigh

[JRandomFreeper]

LOLOL! Conservative? Republicans? Damn few are.

/johnny

[BlueStateRightist]

Don’t believe the hype. The GOP may lose in states formally thought to be solid red: NC, AK, GA, KS, NH and IA. And this when the Marxist in Chief and Obamacare are very unpopular. I sense it’s just like 2012, when all should have broken the GOP’s way, and yet they blew it.

[Kazan]

The GOP may lose in states formally thought to be solid red: NC, AK, GA, KS, NH and IA. And this when the Marxist in Chief and Obamacare are very unpopular. I sense it’s just like 2012, when all should have broken the GOP’s way, and yet they blew it.

Nonsense. The polls now look similar to what they looked like 2010, not 2012. Obama is more unpopular. And, there is no way the Democrats are getting record-high black turnout this election cycle.

You can't blame the GOP-E if Republicans lose Iowa. A Palin-endorsed candidate is running there and conservatives should be excited about a potential win in Iowa.

Why even bother getting out of bed in the morning if you're going to be eternal pessimist?

There is damn good reason to vote Republican to help contain anymore damage done by Obama. Giving up and letting the Democrats win has been an idiotic and disastrous strategy since 2006. We've been there and done that.

[Kazan]

Yeh and Romney was supposed to win by a near landslide.

You have a short memory. All the polls showed Romney behind after hurricane Sandy.

[Kazan]

There are a lot less conservatives willing to hold their nose and vote for another liberal just because he has an R behind his name.

And. how has that worked out for the past six years?

[C210N]

More and more these pleas for money read like sales pitches for cheap replacement windows or a new whiz-bang vacuum.

And just why would someone, otherwise on the fence, contribute because their “contribution is matched” or “doubled”. I don’t know that it is actually true anyways, who is “matching” it? Why?

[cld51860]

I’ve heard this song before...

[VRWC For Truth]

Not one dime’s worth of difference.

[MaxMax]

Who? They're matching donations with money from other donations they already have.
That's some twisted pitch if you ask me.