[SoFloFreeper]

If only the Republicans cared about their base, it COULD be tsunami.

[dead]

So a six-seat pickup and a flip of control will not be a landslide victory for the Republicans.

As the election gets closer, watch as they keep moving the goal posts for what would qualify as a Republican landslide.

"Republicans picked up 11 seats in the Senate yesterday, falling far short of the 16 they needed to pick up to qualify as a landslide."

[DJ MacWoW]

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[DaxtonBrown]

They have left out Obama’s coming amnesty in the calculations. Add in someone slipping over the Southern border with Ebola and shazzam!

[C210N]

In the FWIW department (and, with the exit of Scott, perhaps not much), this week’s generic Rasmussen is R+4, almost a complete reversal from a week ago.

Anyways, worth noting, as instead of making stuff up, this week touts data they don’t editorially agree with.

[nhwingut]

No wave. But GOP easily takes Senate.

GA and KY are holds despite media spin. No way a Dem wins in these red states where Obozo has a 20% approval.

GOP guaranteed MT, WV, and SD. That’s +3.

Then all the red state fraud Dems are goners - Landrieu, Pryor, Begich, Hagan. That’s 4 more. So +7.

50/50 shots in Iowa and Colorado. +8 or +9.

Wave would have placed Minn, NH, VA, MI, OR etc in play. But no dice.

[Yollopoliuhqui]

I’m gonna tell you one thing, kid...Ebola

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

IF the GOPe gets 51 seats, WHICH RINO will they get to flip to “independent” and caucus with the Dems to keep Harry Reid as Majority Leader?

[ken5050]

In the 19 competitive states, Obama’s average approval rating is about 42%...nuff said..

[ScottinVA]

The GOP tsunami.

[ForYourChildren]

This election will show the state of the people minds. I predict the GOP will do well, but only that. Which implies that the state of the people minds is still being clouded.

Being clouded by who and why is the real question.

[FlipWilson]

Hard to have a “wave” when you have no unifying theme to nationalize the election. Oh no, to do that would be to anger the independents or be called racist or some such nonsense. Instead, the GOPe is employing the same “run out the clock and win by default” strategy they employed in 2012.

[1010RD]

polls do not show a Republican “wave” is forming

That proves the utter failure of the GOP to effectively engage a POTUS worse than Carter.