Posted on 05/27/2008 4:07:47 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Obama......God help us all
Only question: why do you put Kansas in safe Republican?
Obama has some ties there that might cause it to shift Democrat this election ... just for pork's sake.
Put Colorado in the marxist column. Sen. Allard is retiring.
The dem-o-rat is a long term congressman. The ‘pub is ok, but I get the impression he is squishy.
Good work ..........Thanks for that effort !
Yeah, unlike that rock-ribbed conservative Barack Hussein Muhammad Obama, who's a regular Ronald reagan clone, right? Life sometimes hands you two sh*tty choices. See my tagline...
Most people in Wisconsin strongly dislike the Bears and anything to do with Chicago.
Despite the fraud, McCain wins Wisconsin by 3%!
I didn’t write this, I just posted the thread...
This is like predicting the weather 5 months in advance. What we need is a neutered president no matter who wins. This can only be accomplished by splitting the houses among both parties. I move we start a grassroots movement to take back the house with real conservatives instead of RINOS.
Seems like it would have been a lot easier to nominate a conservative than to grovel for socialists and marxist leftovers from ClintBama.
Up until 1976, color assignment was random, with both parties seeking to avoid the "red". In that year, all of the television networks agreed that they'd avoid any implication of favoritism in color selections (Hah!). The color of the incumbent party, initially set as blue for Gerald Ford’s Republican ticket in that year, would flip every four years. Consequently, a successful challenger runs again in four years, as the incumbent, under the same color. So in 1992, the challenger Clinton was red on the maps, and in 1996, incumbent Clinton was also red. Challenger Bush, red in 2000, was red again as an incumbent in 2004. That formula dictates that the Republicans should be carrying the blue flag this time around (and with Obama's retro-Soviet campaign posters, never have the Dems more deserved to be Red).
It will be interesting to see how the networks color their maps. Gentlemen, place your bets.
I may be wrong as I can be, but I have come to the place that I will no longer vote for a man who is diametrically opposed to what I stand for, just to prevent someone worse from being elected.
This year it seems that if Caligula(R) and Satan(D) were running, many Republicans would claim Caligula(R) would be the clear guy to vote for.
If we refuse to take a stand, we will stand for nothing.
I don’t know what the answer is, but if voting for a man like McCain is the best we can do, then it’s already over.
Some of the NJ polls seem to indicate it could be up for grabs. If a local issue that favors the GOP emerges McCain could win there.
McCain will procede to carry out about 70% of what Obama would. Obama would be opposed by about 42 Senators and 175 House members. McCain will be opposed by about 10 Senators and about 50 House members.
Half of the Republican party will support anything McCain does. Nearly all Congressional Republicans will. 100% of the Republicans would oppose anything Obama wanted to do. Nearly 100% of the Congressional Republicans would also.
The RNC will support anything McCain does.
The RNC would oppose everything Obama will do.
I’m not going to back McCain’s one party rule.
We got plenty of giggles at John Kerry voters voting for Kerry because they disliked Bush more. That didn’t work out too well for them.
And, without Bobby Jindal on the ticket in the VEEP spot, Louisiana could go Dem this year.
No, not because we don't know where all 57 states are.
But because it makes it easier to visualize the situation and to grasp what's important at a glance.
Every year someone finds a ray of hope for Republicans in NJ and California and every year they go solidly Democrat.
If McCain hopes to win with a low-budget campaign then he should only go to states like NJ and California on combination fundraising/photo-op tours.
Anyone who tries to convince him to spend significant amounts of money for TV ad buys in NJ or California should be summarily fired.
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