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Inouye in Hawaii
That race was over yesterday... lol
Inouye in Hawaii
I beat you to it a few pages back... hehehehe
That race was over yesterday... lol
That is 50 though.
Ohio was just called for Kasich and I couldn't be happier. I grew up in Ohio and it was depressing to go back there the last couple years and see the malaise, high unemployment, and so many discouraged people. It is great to see Ohio returning to conservative values and talk about a repudiation of Obama. How many times did he visit Ohio to try and pull this out for Strickland? Should be an interesting press conference tomorrow.
Happy to see Cincinnati results as well as that is really home.
Paladino concession speech proves him a dick.
Boehner crying like a little girl.
Booze will do that to you.
He'll really be crying when he and his party don't produce and Obama is a shoe in in 2012.
The PA senate seat has just been called for the Republican. Toomey wins in PA.
With the economy at best months away from any significant recovery, it's hard to envision a scenario where Obama is a "shoe-in".Booze will do that to you.
He'll really be crying when he and his party don't produce and Obama is a shoe in in 2012.
me believes you are reading a tad bit to much into this....the governor race is not a blow out by any stretch of the imagination, and ohio certainly isnt going to turn to 'your' brand of conservatism.Ohio was just called for Kasich and I couldn't be happier. I grew up in Ohio and it was depressing to go back there the last couple years and see the malaise, high unemployment, and so many discouraged people. It is great to see Ohio returning to conservative values and talk about a repudiation of Obama. How many times did he visit Ohio to try and pull this out for Strickland? Should be an interesting press conference tomorrow.
Happy to see Cincinnati results as well as that is really home.
you sound rather bitter
I know Boehner
he's a self made man which is also true with Steve Chabot
If the GOP won the senate I figure that would guarantee boy wonder winning
everything is up for grabs for 2012 at this point
I think those that are voting in the Republicans in the house right now wants their people to find the common ground with Obama on things they can, but doesn't want them to just go along with the President with token compromises or compromise on principles that were the BASIS for their vote just for the sake of compromise.
If they "compromise" and do another stimulus, that's not what people are saying with this vote imho. If they "compromise" and keep the health care bill in place that's not what these people are saying with this vote imho. If they "compromise" and do away with the Bush Tax cuts right now that's not what these votes are saying right now. If they "compromise" and enact Cap and Trade that's a bit more hampered than Obama would like that is not what the people voting them in want. If they "compromise" and give amnesty to illegals before showing legitimate and long lasting securing and enforcement of immigration laws that's not what these people are saying with this vote.
Do they want this congress to work with the president? Yes. They want them to work with them to get things passed that they are saying they want in regards to the things that these republicans campaign on, but on things they campaigned AGAINST they want them to work against those things not "compromise" to make those things happen.
I agree, Republicans need to come into this saying they want to work together...the tone to take with this though is wanting to "work together" to fix the things the public is upset with by removing them/stopping them and starting anew, and to "work together" to implement the things that the two can find common ground on.
If they go in and "compromise" by not trying to remove this health care plan, allowing a watered down cap and trade to be passed, allow a path to citizenship without tangible security and enforcement happening, compromise in more stimulus type spending, compromise in raising taxes or letting tax cuts go away then they're going to be "compromised" out of office come the next primaries.
who called it for Toomey? CBS website still hasn't.
agreed...now he has to lead, and cant sit back and just pisss, beyatch, and moan....big change for him, and i doubt he is up to it.Not bitter just stating the facts. If you rest on your laurels in politics you're only fooling yourself. There's a lot of work to be done and i doubt the GOP is up to it. Boehner's arrogant dispostion will get the republicans nowhere.
everything is up for grabs for 2012 at this point