Posted on 10/10/2012 9:06:53 AM PDT by Signalman
Nothing would make me happier than every liberal in the nation in tears on election night.
Ditto.
If they stopped feeding their minds with fantasies about how evil Romney is, perhaps they wouldn’t feel so bad.
I am tempted to act like Cartman licking the tears of his enemy in South Park.
The only thing that would be better would be mass suicide...
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Glen. THE LEFT IS DELUSIONAL. That includes you. They have been getting high on skewered polls and MSM spin for months. When they got B slapped into a state of TEMPORARY REALITY by Mitt they became completely unglued. Mitt is now ahead even in the skewered polls. It will not be close in November.
Just drink the poison, lie down, feel the final tinkle go down your leg, quiver and die.
God forgive me, I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
"Irrational" is the epitome of Democrats.
Surely people like Carville see the writing on the wall in the poll internals. The enthusiasm gap, Party ID and Obama lagging 2008 in energy and early turnout...while Romney is clearly ahead of McLame’s pace in energy and voting.
“Nothing would make me happier than every liberal in the nation in tears on election night.”
My sister swears that Chrissy Matthews had been crying during/after the debate last week. To me, it looked like he’d been hitting the bottle. Many bottles, actually.
“...every liberal in the nation in tears....”
As well they should be. And not just on Election night.
No matter which way the election eventually goes, liberals shall end up weeping. In one instance, if they should lose the election, and the other, if, somehow, they should happen to win the election. For they are sure to be disappointed with the disillusionment that shall ensue, as the rest of the schemes of this regime, by now entrenched and never to be moved by entreaties or complaints made by their erstwhile supporters, are revealed and brought to bear down on those who were of wavering faith, or not sufficiently vigorous, or those who thought the license was more broad than what shall be allowed.
Tears of regret, tears of frustration, tears of boiling rage. But never, ever, a tear shed in contrition for the great evil they bring to a once great nation.
This Carville? Ya really think he gets it? :-)
Source: Roll Call
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s independent expenditure arm is shifting TV buys in a series of races, as the House battleground map continues to evolve.
The DCCC has cut ad buys Oct. 23-29 in four districts where the Democratic nominee is seen as having a comfortable lead, according to a party source with knowledge of the buys:
•Arizona’s 2nd district, where Rep. Ron Barber (D) faces Republican Martha McSally
•Florida’s new 9th district, where former Rep. Alan Grayson (D) faces Republican Todd Long
•Florida’s 26th district, where embattled Rep. David Rivera (R), reportedly under federal investigation, faces Democrat Joe Garcia
•New Mexico’s open 1st district, where Democrat Michelle Lujan Grisham faces Republican Janice Arnold-Jones
The committee has also cut ad buys Oct. 23-29 in seats that look like steep climbs in November. It’s viewed as a harrowing sign for the Democrats running in these districts:
•Florida’s 16th district, where Rep. Vern Buchanan (R) faces Democrat Keith Fitzgerald
•Iowa’s 4th district, where Rep. Steve King (R) faces Democrat Christie Vilsack (though this race is probably the most competitive for Democrats of this bunch)
•Indiana’s open 2nd district, where Democrat Brendan Mullen faces Republican Jackie Walorski
•North Carolina’s 8th district, where vulnerable Rep. Larry Kissell (D) faces Republican Richard Hudson
•North Dakota’s open at-large district, where Democrat Pam Gulleson faces Republican Kevin Cramer
•Ohio’s 7th district, where where Rep. Bob Gibbs (R) faces Democrat Joyce Healy-Abrams
•Ohio’s 10th district, where Rep. Mike Turner (R) faces Democrat Sharen Neuhardt
•Virginia’s 2nd district, where Rep. Scott Rigell (R) faces Democrat Paul Hirschbiel
•Wisconsin’s 8th district, where Rep. Reid Ribble (R) faces Democrat Jamie Wall
Democrats have moved the newly freed-up resources to the following districts, which the committee would appear to be increasingly bullish on:
•California’s 36th district, where Rep. Mary Bono Mack (R) faces Democrat Raul Ruiz
•Connecticut’s open 5th district, where Democrat Elizabeth Esty faces Republican Andrew Roraback
•Illinois’ open 12th district, where Democrat Bill Enyart faces Republican Jason Plummer
•Illinois’ open 13th district, where Democrat David Gill faces Republican Rodney Davis
•Illinois’ 17th district, where Rep. Bobby Schilling (R) faces Democrat Cheri Bustos
•Minnesota’s 8th district, where Rep. Chip Cravaack (R) face Democrat Rick Nolan
•New York’s 19th district, where Rep. Chris Gibson (R) faces Democrat Julian Schreibman
•New York’s 21st district, where Rep. Bill Owens (D) faces Republican Matt Doheny
•New York’s 24th district, where Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle (R) faces former Rep. Dan Maffei (D)
•Ohio’s 6th district, where Rep. Bill Johnson (R) faces former Rep. Charlie Wilson (D)
•Texas’ 23rd district, where Rep. Francisco “Quico” Canseco (R) faces Democrat Pete Gallego
Read more: http://atr.rollcall.com/democrats-shift-money-in-house-races-as-map-evolves/
Tell them not to worry James. Tell them Obama has it so far in the bag, they need not even bother voting...
They are going to be having to pop Meds more than usual when their bubble gets popped...and it will.
A pending “Arkancide”, with Hillary stepping in to fill the Void?????
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