[rightinthemiddle]

Very interesting ping.

[Republican Red]

I really have never understood the talk about the Democratic takeover of Congress in 2006. Most polls show that a wide majority of voters in both parties are dissatisfied with Congress. The same polls also show that most though are satisfied with their representatives.

Everyone else's Congresscrtter sucks.

Thats what gerrymandering is all about Charlie Brown.

[teddyballgame]

Watch Dems/MSM-DBM change the goal posts as we get closer to election Day. It's going to go from "we're going to take back both Houses" to "we should take atleast one House" to "look for us to pick up seats".

[Owen]

I was kinda wondering what all the fuss was about some alleged Catholic group declaring Bush to be pro Choice yesterday. It smelled of desperation and there seemed to be no reason for desperation.

But they had this data already.

Now you know the right thing to do? Find GOP House and Senate candidates in vulnerable districts and send your money and time to them. Behave just like we were behind. Crush them. Here are said districts:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1631282/posts?page=15

Scroll down to about post #50 for elaboration.

[Enterprise]

"Democrat lead in US House race drops to only two points"

[GOPJ]

Thanks for the ping.

[jan in Colorado]

Thanks for the ping. Of course, we all know polls are worthless!

[StarFan]

Very interesting ping

It is indeed and thanks for the ping. Neil Cavuto interviewed someone today who said the polls these past few months were skewed and the dems may have jumped the gun a bit prematurely in setting up congressional committees, etc. based on false numbers. Oh joy!