Posted on 06/09/2014 7:42:39 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
After November the Democrats will turn on Obama like a pack of rabid wolves. It is their only chance in 2016.
The 1998 impeachment worked out real well didn't it?
So not true. That was said in 2010, too and look what happened. Look outside of your own bias.
mmmm.....that’s good kabuki......go back to sleeep america....
It's still fake. No matter what the NYT is or directs or influences, it's still fake, that picture it paints of throngs of liberals across America worshipping Obama. It's like a balsa wood train bridge. It looks really real. The NYT and MSM looks so real! But when the train -- that would be reality -- hits it, it's going down, and the train with it.
Americans are pretty resilient. If we're only one generation away from losing it, we're also a generation within keeping it. I wish Rush believed in Americans. He hates Americans. I hate listening to Rush anymore.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out Rush.
It wasn't said by me in 2010 -- I'm saying it now.
Since 2010, the Republicans have acted worse going after the tea party and utterly failing to articulate a target rich anti Democrat message.
You're wrong and you'd have to be subject to your own biases not to see it.
Anyone with a rudimentary understanding of politics knew McConnell would win. Many of the posters are blind to reality. Now, a McConnell loss would have been fine with me, but I knew he wasn't going to lose and, of course, he didn't. I confess I sometimes make a sport of those who express shock at these elections. These folks immediately transferred themselves to the general election to delight knowing McConnell will lose in November. It isn't going to happen regardless of the currently tied polls.
These are the same people who literally fell apart when Alan Keyes lost primary after primary - they just didn't have a clue as to why someone, anyone could vote for someone else. These folks are so deep into their own world, reality is meaningless.
By all means, I don't want to discourage you from your fantasy that everyone looks at the world like you do. If you really think Aunt Madge in Fishersville, VA is as concerned as you are about the Tea Party being disrespected by the establishment, then be my guest. But beware that only 14% of republicans self identify as being tea party sympathizers (the media won). Yes, I know your response is going to be the polls are wrong and no one representing a poll has ever called me.
What a weird comment. Rush is the messenger. What you wrote is this: “I don’t like Rush telling me the republicans won’t impeach Obama. So I am going to pout and turn off the radio. Instead, I want Rush to tell me what I want to hear even if it is not true.” I have a feeling you are a former Alan Keyes supporter.
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First, please learn what quotation marks are used for. You don’t use quotation marks for things you imagine a person said. They are used for directly quoting another person’s words. I take it you’re not too bright?
I admire Alan Keyes, but no, I was never a supporter.
Okay you think that you are rather objective and I think I'm rather objective. How unexpected.
Postings on this website don't at all reflect common opinion.
Most folks here think Obama and the Democrats are doing a terrible job. That does reflect common opinion.
Recall the surprise and shock here when McConnell won the senate nomination a mere few weeks ago.
No, most folks here knew weeks before that McConnell would likely lose.
Anyone with a rudimentary understanding of politics knew McConnell would win.
No. Anybody with a rudimentary understanding of politics knows that it is very hard but not impossible to beat an incumbent.
Many of the posters are blind to reality.
I'm really not all that impressed with your hold on reality yet. Let's continue and see what else you have.
By all means, I don't want to discourage you from your fantasy that everyone looks at the world like you do. If you really think Aunt Madge in Fishersville, VA is as concerned as you are about the Tea Party being disrespected by the establishment, then be my guest. But beware that only 14% of republicans self identify as being tea party sympathizers (the media won).
Most people don't self identify as Tea Party but on the issues, they more closely agree with the Tea Party compared to Obama and the Democrats.
Yes, I know your response is going to be the polls are wrong and no one representing a poll has ever called me.
Please don't put words into my mouth. You're not smart enough.
As I said because of Republican inaction (and I will add because of their lack of articulation on the issues), there won't be a big Republican win.
The point is that on healthcare, the economy, illegal immigration, all the scandals, spending, foreign policy, love of country and so much more, the Republicans aren't articulating a message and they aren't fighting against the Democrats.
And that's a strategy that is failing and won't produce a big win.
Thank you for your response. Based on the events of last night, I will have to revise my thoughts on what is reality. It IS shocking Cantor lost, and how refreshing. This is the only thing politicians understand.
Perhaps it isn't a waste of time to dream, after all? Do you think the establishment is getting the message we don't want amnesty, etc. and we are begging for someone to articulate a coherent message and show some backbone in challenging Obama.
I was going to ping you with a told-you-so, but your classy post to me made me glad I didn't.
Best Regards.
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