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To: Extremely Extreme Extremist

Exactly. I don’t know about the House as they saved themselves, for now, with the 2010 Gerrymandering. But the Gov loses may be huge. And even if they manage to eek it out on Nov 4, the handwriting is on the wall with the HUGE demographic shifts. 2016 and beyond could prove to be the end of our Republic.


14 posted on 10/24/2014 8:14:40 AM PDT by RIghtwardHo
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To: RIghtwardHo

If Hillary wins in 2016, she likely does so with a Democrat Senate. The Senate election map in 2016 is as friendly to Democrats as this year’s map is to Republicans.

1/3rd of the judiciary has now been appointed by Obama. That’s in just 6 years. Obama with another 2 years and then Hillary with a filibuster-free Senate to do her bidding would mean that they could stack the judiciary to the point where we’d be digging out for decades.

Conservatives could get the pendulum to swing back to the right, and liberals across the nation could be kicked out of office en masse, but those judges are going to stick around, messing things up. If the libs don’t like a new law that the conservative Congress passes? If the people of a conservative state pass a religious liberty law that the homos don’t like? They’ll challenge these laws in court and have their robed thugs knock them down. To the leftists, control of the judicial branch is the ultimate veto pen. Unchecked power.

In Nunn’s case, recent polls now show her leading among women by double digits. Combine this with the state of Georgia’s electorate now being more than 40% black + Hispanic, and I’m certain that this once-solid state is going to be giving us trouble in the future.


19 posted on 10/24/2014 8:25:50 AM PDT by MarkRegal05
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