Suppose the supreme court doesn’t pull out the rug on Obamacare. It took 60 senators to get it passed. Do you think it will take any less to get its repeal to a Republican president’s desk? Do you think we’ll close that gap anyway after the next election? What if Coons’s seat is #60?
As long as the GOP controls the House, they can kill it by simply not funding it.
An Insomniac's Recap of the Elections
As pointed out last night, a LOT of Dem Senators come up in 2012.
After last night (and knowing, despite all the foul treasonous lies to the contrary, how much Dingy Harry likely had to cheat and violate Federal Law to save his sorry ass in a small corrupt state), do you really think that these Dems are going to run far left?
Speaking of that -- we now have Dingy Harry as a focus for voter discontent, "the failed Obama-Reid policies" as a read meme. And it can't be expiated by voting him out, not for another six years.
And the GOP no longer has to hat in hand begging the Snowes and the like to "hold a fillibuster": of the 6 known GOP *PICKUPS* last night, four or five are to the RIGHT of the GOP leadership and will not give way.
In 2012, we only need to pick up 4 seats.
Given that Obamacare will just be picking up, and the decripit state of national defence, the deficit, and bowing to terrorists -- how hard will it be to pick up a second wave?
Hint: those elected to the House are not squishy RINOs. It will not be easy for the Teleprompter to transfer blame to them.
Cheers!