as usual, JD is lying ... Jolly worked for the republican that held that seat for over 4 decades .. hardly some Obamautopia ... but in JD's tiny little mind anything is possible... just LIE about it Originally Posted by CJ7
as usual, JD is lying ... Jolly worked for the republican that held that seat for over 4 decades .. hardly some Obamautopia ... but in JD's tiny little mind anything is possible... just LIE about it Originally Posted by CJ7
Poor CBJ7. That Obamatron in Chicago is sending him some ridiculous stuff to repeat. In fact, Ron Paul was a guiding force behind the Tea Party movement, and was with it until it got co-opted by the Republicans. Rand Paul is a Tea Party Republican, for sure, which is why it is difficult for me to wholeheartedly support him.A constitutional conservative and a libertarian are close. National defense is about the only difference... at least that's the way I see it...
CBJ7, ask the Obamatron for help finding your ass with both hands. It's just been handed to big time!
Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy
So easy. The congressman being reelected was more about his personality that politics and even the democrats acknowledge that. Now who won this district in 2008? Why Obama did. Who won this district in 2012? Son of a gun, it was Obama again! And by even a bigger margin! Now who knows who Sink is? Everyone in Florida does. She did run for governor. Who knows who Jolly is? Enough people to beat Sink obviously.In non presidential election cycle that district holds a 13% voting edge to the GOP in regards to turnout. .... she was beaten by about 1%. If the Dems do not get people to the polls, they will have a tough 2014.
Just playing the standard democrat loser excuse. It wasn't our candidate that was bad or our philosophy, the sun was in our eyes. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn
In non presidential election cycle that district holds a 13% voting edge to the GOP in regards to turnout. .... she was beaten by about 1%. If the Dems do not get people to the polls, they will have a tough 2014.Harder hurdle? She led the polls from the very beginning and steadily declined the more Jolly hammered Obamacare and Sink tried to defend it. Lol, it's not like Jolly is keeping this a big secret, he is on every news broadcast three times a day telling other Repubs that's all he had to do to win.
And this was a special election....which was even a harder hurdle for Sink. Originally Posted by WTF
One thing is for sure. The National "news outlets", ABC, CBS, and NBC have done their best to play down Jolly's victory. They did not even mention it the next morning, or the next evening on their prime time news cast.
If Sink would have won, you can bet the headline in every liberal rag newspaper, CNN, MSNBC, and all of the other shills for the Democrat National Committee would be expounding the significance of the Victory as a vindication on President Obama and his Agenda.
But now they choose to just ignore it, hoping that the old adage about "if a tree falls in the forest, and nobody is there to hear it, did it make a sound", will keep this all at bay.
The question for 2014 just might be, "will the Republicans not only take the Senate, but also gain enough of a majority to over ride a Presidential Veto"? Originally Posted by Jackie S
A Repub finally figured it out: Leave the bible at home and quit talking about women's vajajays on the campaign trail, then bash your opponent 100% of the time for supporting Obama and Obamacare = VICTORYI note that you haven't figured it out. Stop listening to the idiots in the media and think for yourself.
Rinse and repeat for '14 Originally Posted by nwarounder
I note that you haven't figured it out. Stop listening to the idiots in the media and think for yourself.What idiots in the news? I have been listening to losing Repubs talking about women's reproductive systems and the bible. People like Cuccinelli and Romney
There are a number of people in the Tea Party and are conservatives that are not religious. I am one of them.
There are also a number of people in the democratic party who are very religious (how about all those black churches that talk about?)
Religion is only something that the media brings up as a negative.
You understand that if a veto can be overturned then impeachment is back on the table as a rememdy for presidential overreach. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn