Is the Midterm Tsunami on Its Way? Undecided voters are sympathetic to the GOP

National Review ^ | 05/27 | By John McLaughlin & Jim McLaughlin

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Bringing back a US job, creates a US job.

Setting policies that give businesses and entrepreneurs the incentive to Create US jobs HERE is more realistic and do-able.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

All I know is that China now makes more than America makes.

China’s population is nearly 5 times, what America’s is.

EVERYTHING in America, is made in China anymore. I know that’s not literally true, but it’s true enough.

Enough with policies and other stuff. We need jobs.

Jobs.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: All I know is that China now makes more than America makes.

That is questionable. China makes things CHEAPER than America makes only for products that American businesses do not find profitable to make here.

Other than that, we make a lot of things that China does not make.

RE: EVERYTHING in America, is made in China anymore

Really? We make our own cars, motorcycles, software, medical devices, planes, automated equipment, and a whole host of others.

RE: Enough with policies and other stuff. We need jobs.

That’s why I said, we need jobs that could have been created right here but aren’t.

THAT is what you should be concerned about first and foremost. Jobs that need to come back to the USA will follow suit IF the policies set that incentivices businesses to create jobs here are made.

[Agamemnon]

I see the know-it-all "let's all stay depressed" chorus has shown up already.

They just hate it when the polls start to move in the right direction. It makes them all start to look pretty stupid doesn't it?

They'll do all they can to reverse the progress, of course, just to make sure that a tsunami doesn't happen, and just so they can all sit back and say "see I told you so."

It's all a matter of getting conservatives to the polls to vote and candidates to vote for. We don't need too look far to see who in our midst does the Democrats' work for them.

FReegards!

[Salvation]

**One in six voters, 16 percent, are still undecided for Congress, but those voters disapprove of the job the president is doing 30 percent to 67. They disapprove of Obamacare 29–62. They want a Republican congressman to be a check on President Obama 42 percent to 17. **

A good reason to walk your block, knock on doors and get people registered to vote.

[tanknetter]

Classic micro vas macro.

The truth is that he only people who really fear a GOP tsunami in November are those Democrats who think they’ll lose their seats. And those Dems’ supporters. Basically it’s a micro-driven fear.

On the Macro level Dems know that the demographic trends are in their favor both mid and long term and that they’ll eventually take back both houses and hold them.

[kenmcg]

“Is the Midterm Tsunami on Its Way? Undecided voters are sympathetic to the GOP”

With turds like Karl Rove pulling the rug out from conservative pubbies, the GOP will blow it. ......and if they do succeed you can they’ll roll over for the RAT minority.

[Arm_Bears]

Are there enough Undecideds out there to make-up for the Conservatives the GOP-e has alienated since 2010?

[jmaroneps37]

And just think all of this momentum goes right out the window when Bone head Cancer and Ryno jam amnesty down our throats. Too bad, so sad but hey at least the headline of the New York Times will be kind for one day.

[Colonel_Flagg]

Each month, one in six voters were undecided. Most of these undecided voters disapproved of the job the president is doing, but they couldn’t bring themselves to say they’d vote Republican for Congress.

An indictment of the GOP-E.

[Din Maker]

November 4 is a long way away, and time allows Republicans to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

The GOP would have to want to lose the House and want to not gain control of the Senate for that to happen. Unless their bigger idiots than I think they are, I think they really want to increase their margin in the House and take the Senate. Normally 5 months is an eternity in politics, but not this year. I'm going out on a limb and say that anyone who has ever been violated or raped, probably will not forgive and forget in 5 months. We were raped by ObamaCare. The VA Scandal proves that Government-run Health Care will have death panels. The thugs in the IRS are overstepping their bounds in our personal lives and politics. And then, there is Benghazi.... All the Pubbies have to do is keep hammering away at all the above and articulate how they would have done, or will do, better, and it will be a tsunami.

[Din Maker]

November 4 is a long way away, and time allows Republicans to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

The GOP would have to want to lose the House and want to not gain control of the Senate for that to happen. Unless their bigger idiots than I think they are, I think they really want to increase their margin in the House and take the Senate. Normally 5 months is an eternity in politics, but not this year. I'm going out on a limb and say that anyone who has ever been violated or raped, probably will not forgive and forget in 5 months. We were raped by ObamaCare. The VA Scandal proves that Government-run Health Care will have death panels. The thugs in the IRS are overstepping their bounds in our personal lives and politics. And then, there is Benghazi.... All the Pubbies have to do is keep hammering away at all the above and articulate how they would have done, or will do, better, and it will be a tsunami.

[Din Maker]

A good reason to walk your block, knock on doors and get people registered to vote.
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The Dems cream us when it comes to that. They are motivated and radical. The get people registered and then get them to the polls. Pubbies prefer to stay inside on the internet browsing political websites and bitching.