You would think some of the Dims in Congress would be rooting for Pubs to get control of everything. They are arrogant and/or ideological enough to think the Pubs will fail to turn things around and can be blamed for the final collapse.
Behold! The great UNITER!! Bask in his Hope! Revel in his Change... For he has come to lower the seas, heal the earth and bring us all together as a nation.
I was listening to WINS as I drove to Connecticut yesterday, and some wealthy individual has taken ads urging the Dems to drop Obama and nominate Hillary instead.
We haven’t seen real in-fighting yet. When the Democrat constiuency finally realizes that paycheck they’ve been getting doesn’t have anything to back it up and they will have to [gasp] share, or be cut off, or [horror] work, there’s gonna be some mighty ticked off slackers.
Absolutely.. the dems are headed for a major breakup.. after all, look how the PUMAs derailed Obama in 2008./s
In all seriousness, the dems will still follow their dear leader because it`s what they`re directed to do. Intramural squabbles go by the wayside with `rats at election time. They live by one creed: The needs of the Party come first and foremost. Nothing else matters.
A very satisfying article, indeed.
Obama has no one to blame but himself.
Often these leftists start to believe their own propaganda. One of their guiding stars is everybody really wants unlimited abortion, and gay marriage - the only thing holding that back are remnants of sad, uneducated rural types.
When the Obama came out for gay marriage, it was as if he shone a giant light on the Dems and said, look how radical we are. Many regular folk I know took notice, and did not like it. And as far as cracks go, I know a lot of blacks did a double take at that one.
they are forgetting the biggest one, Blacks vs. Hispanics (if they continue to railroad George Zimmerman that is)
Ummm, guys, if this is true, doesn't this violate rule #11 of "The rules of the Republican Party"?
Rule #11 states:
Candidate Support
(a) The Republican National Committee shall not, without the prior written and filed approval of all members of the Republican National Committee from the state involved, contribute money or in-kind aid to any candidate for any public or party office except the nominee of the Republican Party or a candidate who is unopposed in the Republican primary after the filing deadline for that office. In those states where state law establishes a nonpartisan primary in which Republican candidates could participate, but in which the general election may not include a Republican candidate, the candidate endorsed by a convention held under the authority of the state Republican Party shall be recognized by the Republican National Committee as the Republican nominee.
(b) No state Republican Party rule or state law shall be observed that allows persons who have participated or are participating in the selection of any nominee of a party other than the Republican Party, including, but not limited to, through the use of a multiparty primary or similar type ballot, to participate in the selection of a nominee of the Republican Party for that general election. No person nominated in violation of this rule shall be recognized by the Republican National Committee as the nominee.