[samantha]

The Rats are really taking themselves waaaay too seriously. They do not have a mandate for anything, and they are foolishly showing their collective radical liberal @sses too soon, and way too much. They are all going so far overboard that it is not just Conservatives that are feeling they are crazy, anti Americans, that do not know how to lead especially in time of war. Nanzee Pelosi is not getting good marks, and there is a lot of infighting for Power. They have no clue that the Public did not want all the radical crappola they are espousing. all the really Crazy Rats are coming out of the woodwork hurriedly pushing their Communistic ideas like nothing will stop their lunacy if they can shove it down everyone's throat before they realize it. Kucinich, Waxman, Frank, Rangel, Pelosi, Kennedy, Schumer, Kerry. They are so drunk with their perceived power (imagining they have huge majorities) they are not thinking how they look to the average American. All this coupled with the Non Congressional Loonies like Rosie O'Shrew creating a horribly distorted face for Women in America. Yikes, their faces (attitudes) do not reflect most Women, thank GoD.

[Bahbah]

I, too, think they are overplaying their hand. They are also continuing to run the phoney polling scam. This snippit is from Power Line:

"Newsweek poll is of more interest, I think, because it and similar polls are early indicators of how much the electorate's disgust with Republicans, as manifested in the '06 results, will carry over into '08. This particular poll shows essentially dead heats in all the races--Hillary vs. McCain, Obama vs. Giuliani, etc. As in a number of other surveys I've seen lately, John Edwards runs a little better than either Clinton or Obana.

But Patrick Ruffini points out that Newsweek sampled 37% Democrats to only 26% Republicans. If you adjust the Newsweek numbers to reflect the proportions of Republicans and Democrats who actually voted in '06, McCain and Giuliani both lead Clinton by five to seven points, and lead Obama and Edwards by varying margins, as well."