WHEN AMERICA IS NOT AMERICA ANY MORE
Dr. David Janda explains rationing (obamacare)
Krauthammer on Omamacare impact on the USA, (you have to put up with the commercial)
Posted on 10/30/2010 4:57:21 AM PDT by Palmetto Patriot
Republican candidates vying to win Democratic-held Senate seats have inched ahead in two once-deadlocked states and are in virtual ties in two others, four new McClatchy-Marist state polls found Friday.
The polls, taken Oct. 26-28, showed the Wisconsin and Pennsylvania Senate races leaning Republican, while Washington and Colorado remain tossups.
"These are states where Democrats are at best struggling for their political survival," said Lee Miringoff, the director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Republicans are mustering serious challenges in each state by riding the same voter trends: dissatisfaction with the economy and frustration with the Obama administration. Obama carried all four states by big margins in 2008.
The polls also showed that Republican gubernatorial candidates leading in Pennsylvania, where Tom Corbett is ahead, and Wisconsin, where Scott Walker is leading. In Colorado, Democrat John Hickenlooper leads Tom Tancredo, the American Constitution candidate, with Republican Dan Maes far behind.
(Excerpt) Read more at mcclatchydc.com ...
In Pennsylvania, former Rep. Pat Toomey, a Republican, is ahead of Rep. Joe Sestak by the same margin, 52 percent to 45 percent, to succeed Sen. Arlen Specter, D-Pa., whom Sestak defeated in a primary.
In Washington, Democratic Sen. Patty Murray, seeking a fourth term, has a 49 percent to 48 percent lead over Republican Dino Rossi.
In Colorado, Republican Ken Buck leads Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet, 49 percent to 45 percent.
Pessimism? Is that their new word for it?
Good example of media malpractice.
Steady rain here in LA today. But the news has Tuesday at 84 degrees ...
I guess pollsters are starting to take into account that republicans are turnout in highers number in CO.
If we win these 4 states, the Senate, according to Rasmussen’s analysis, would be tied at 50-50. We would need one more turnover for the majority.
The Senate is definitely in play.
“Take me Home, West Virginia.”
Voter ‘pessimism’ helps GOP in 57 states.
I’m all about wresting control from the left-leaning machine but, if the Senate remains Dem, that could be good for our side. I don’t want Obama to benefit from two years of Republican control. I want him to go down in history as an unpopular one-term President and that will require the forgetful press and independents to be reminded on a regular basis of just how far to the left this fool is. If our side takes over, he will find a way (and the press as well) to blame all bad things on the Pubs and still take credit for the good things ( in much the same way that Clinton is credited for having reformed welfare.)
WHEN AMERICA IS NOT AMERICA ANY MORE
Dr. David Janda explains rationing (obamacare)
Krauthammer on Omamacare impact on the USA, (you have to put up with the commercial)
Did they conveniently leave out Michigan and Ohio? The candidate for Michigan Governor is 20 points ahead of his Democratic opponent and Ohio is 4 to 6 ahead, depending on which of the latest polls you follow.
It’s about Judges
I stand corrected - elections happen every two to four years - judges are for a lifetime.
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