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To: bushwon

All the bills you mentioned were passed with bipartisan support. This is the first time in modern history a major bill has only been supported by one of the parties. The Democratic coalition is already fracturing as a result. Independents now lean heavily toward the GOP. Seniors ditto. There’s evidence suburbanites are likewise disgusted. So there’s a likelihood the GOP would benefit—and be well-positioned to undo this thing should it go through the reconciliation process, especially if we unseat Obama in 2012. That said, it’s unlikely to go that route.


154 posted on 11/21/2009 11:18:17 PM PST by praepos
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To: praepos

“The Democratic coalition is already fracturing as a result.”

Sounds nice, but how it is fracturing? All dems voted for it.


184 posted on 11/22/2009 8:56:18 AM PST by heiss
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