[Paladin2]

Bipartisan gridlock in DC is a GOOD thing.

[muir_redwoods]

"...and the likelihood of a highly motivated GOP base confused by the president's proposed health care plan and angry at what they consider reckless spending and high debt."

No bias there

[raptor29]

If we don’t get a grip on the voter fraud already in the works, 2010 is going to be a big ‘surprise’ disappointment for the conservatives in this country. Can’t believe how far America has slipped.

[kittymyrib]

Conservatives should make it their mission to vote EVERY so-called “Blue Dog Democrat” out of office. They make it possible for Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid to stay in power by giving the Dems majorities in the House and Senate. There is absolutely no reason to keep these hypocrites in office, because when Queen Nancy and Dingy Harry need their votes, they deliver faster than Pizza Hut.

[originalbuckeye]

I don't think the Dems care about 2010. Once they get their Healthcare Reform in place it will be near impossible to dissemble. They can put in anything to appease the Right and, once passed, they can change ALL the parameters. They can put in ANYTHING in committee and there will not be another vote for passage. We must stop this altogether.

[sirchtruth]

I say it’s way too early to tell if this is the case in a year from now. Today, it’s all over for them, tomorrow maybe a different story, especially if repubs don’t rid themselvels of the rino’s!

[444Flyer]

"Election trouble brewing for House Dems in 2010'

[Squantos]

So Beth thinks GOP voters are confused on health care ?

Another lock step presstitute in Obamas camp. What a suprise.

40 seats to take back congress.

[ridesthemiles]

Hasn’t Dick Morris predicted a triple digit loss for the Democrats?

[BillyKess]

Without Obama on the ticket, a lower predicted black turnout in 2010 - Now what does that tell me? These black people who will stay home in 2010 would otherwise come out to vote if Obama was on the ticket - thus go Democrat across the board. What does that tell me? It tells me they are nothing but racists who came out to vote for Obama just because he was black. That's what it tell me. Remember... they voted for Obama because they felt the troops should stay in Iraq and finish this war. They voted for Obama because they is anti-stem cell. They voted for Obama because they like Sarah Palin and think she'd do a good job as his VP. They be smart, informed P-Ditty fans. They be voting for the first time in their lives and proud of America for the first time in their lives. Yeah. Yeah dat's right dawg! Oh bah mah... oh bah mah... oh bah mah...

They wanted that change. But what change? Well, they couldn't tell ya... but dat whole "hope and change" thing sure sounded good, yo! Make them feel all warm and fuzzy inside!

[bikerman]

Only double DIGIT?

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

These optimistic forecasts overlook the MASSIVE voter fraud that will take place during the next election cycle. It will not be the conservative takeover that should result from the total incompetence of the members of this administration and of the legislature.

[big'ol_freeper]

confused by the president's proposed health care plan

WTF...confused? Ain't no confusion about it...its socialism and the answer is no, not ever.

[HighlyOpinionated]

Too many people have been so brianwashed by the Democrat use of Saul Alinsky’s Rules that they don’t realize they are helping the Democrats by using those rules against their own Party without realizing it, whether Blue Dog Democrat or Republican.

We have to get the word out, maybe just a bit at a time to re-educate the vulnerable masses. I suggest using letters to the editor and our blogs.

Even the latest issue of Politico which I picked up in DC uses the “Rules” when attacking us “extremists.” They just don’t get it.

[JohnQ1]

Originalbuckeye is exactly right. British “conservatives” (the terms don’t go well together, but) claim that their health care bureaucracy is the *world’s* second largest employer and a dominant voting bloc! Whether they’re really that numerous, I don’t know, and I don’t want to find out by letting it happen here.

[cranked]

Anyone besides myself notice that Carville is missing in action on this? LULZ, what happened to “40 more years of Democratic dominance,” Carville?

[NormsRevenge]

AP getting ahead of the coming Tidal Basin Tsunami?

nothing to see here, Move along folks.

[Colonel_Flagg]

NEW YORK (AP) - Despite Because of sweeping Democratic successes in the past two national elections, continuing job losses and President Barack Obama's slipping support could lead to double-digit losses for the party in next year's congressional races and may even threaten their House control.

Lead was crying out to be fixed.