[right-wing agnostic]

If the economy IS REALLY AS BAD AS MANY PEOPLE THINK, then I don't even think the Republicans will blow it this late into primary season. (I know this is probably wishful thinking.) We've seen a precipitous drop in evening news viewership (except Fox News) since the early 1990s because the media either are not bright enough to know or (infinitely more likely) don't care about what the Democrats' leftist policies (in cahoots with big-government Republicans) have done to the middle class. I tend to believe that 2014 will be a bigger tsunami than 2010 was for Republicans.

[KTM rider]

Sadly, I fear that the author is grossly overestimating the intelligence of the American public.

I am afraid we have become a nation with a majority idiots so Obama stands to reason

[Tzimisce]

I think you underestimate the Democrat party.

They’re completely shameless and will do and say anything to win.

They live in a world were the ends justify any means.

[zeestephen]

Re: “I tend to believe that 2014 will be a bigger tsunami than 2010 was for Republicans.”

Sorry, all the polls suggest that’s incorrect.

Only South Dakota, Montana, and West Virginia look like sure Senate pick ups for the GOP.

We need 3 more pick ups to get a Senate majority.

Think about it.

After months and months of Democrat scandals and bad economic news, Republicans are essentially tied with Democrats in 9 out of 12 “Senate Battleground States.”

Plus, in three other states, Kentucky, Georgia, and Mississippi, we face a real danger of LOSING a Republican seat.

Here’s a link to the most recent polling:

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/election_2014/battle_for_congress.html

[FlingWingFlyer]

Barack the Kenyan’s smidgens are coming home to roost.