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The Iraq war is over. We won. As long as the 9% congress keeps blaming President Bush for their problems, we have a good chance of retaking congress in the fall.

Nancy Pelosi, our mini-president, gives orders to President Bush as if he is required to do as she commands. As for the Republicans retaking congress, it would seem like a no-brainer, but it won't happen unless the Republicans get the word out that it has been Democrat obstruction in Congress for the first 6 years of the Bush Presidency and now Democrat control that has brought us to where we are now.

Polls (see below) indicate the public wants current congress to be thrown out AND they want democrats to take over congress. This indicates they believe Pelosi when she says that there was no 2006 elections and Republicans are still in power. I had an (hypothetical) idea I floated around on late 2006, that Bush and Cheney resign when they fired Rumsfield and Pelosi becomes president. If my hypothetical plan worked Pelosis 9% would hurt Pelosi instead of Republicans. It was pretty obvious that the current setup would favor democrats, and at the local level too.

“Thinking ahead to November 2008, regardless of your local contest, which party would you like to see in control of Congress after the next congressional elections: the Democrats or the Republicans?” Options rotated

democrat=54%, republicans=40% .

“When you think about Congress, do you think the average representative deserves to be reelected, or would we be better off throwing most of them out and starting over with new people?”

45%=throw out/26%=re-elect

http://www.pollingreport.com/cong2008.htm