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On Wed, 15 Apr 2009 13:15:25 -0400, Keith Nuttle
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Calif Bill wrote:
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On Tue, 14 Apr 2009 15:27:18 -0700, "Calif Bill"
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"HK" wrote in message

Really? The Dems beat the crap ap out of the 'pubs in 2008, even
winning
the White House despite the efforts of many racist 'pubs to demonize
Obama. If Obama gets a decent turnaround going, and it is looking
more
and
more as if he will, the 'pubs will get trounced in 2010 and 2012.

That, of course, will make the 'pubs go farther to the right, and
thus
continue their path into oblivion.



The Dem's did not beat the crap out of the 'pubs. Maybe you your
small,
bigoted brain. The popular vote was only about 6% difference. After
the
previous 8 years and the Dem's can only pull 6 % majority? They are
on
shaky ground. Obama may get a boost from the economy recovering
slightly,
but most people are not giving credit to the government for the turn
around.
If anything they look at the government as goign spending crazy and
none
of
that spending is helping. The economy is coming back despite the
Fed's.
The $Trillion or maybe $2 trillion by the end of the year the Dem
controlled
Congress is putting in play is not setting well with the people who
actually
vote and pay for it. Their immigration response is really ****ing off
a
huge majority of the citizens. You may have a job near election cycle
trying to spin the developing election disaster for the Dems.
Ronald Reagan won a landslide against Jimmy Carter 9.7%
GHW Bush soundly trounced Mike Dukakis, margin of victory was 7.8%.
Barack Obama margin of victory 7.3%

He doubled the number of votes McCain received from the electoral
college, which as you know, is the main focus of the campaigns.

By any measure, it was a sizable victory for Obama and the D's.


Sophistry. And look how long the Party with the "landslide" controlled
the
Presidency in most of those elections.


What many people do not realize is that BO represents the people who
live in only about 10% of the country. That 10% being the areas in the
coastal cities and a some precincts in the inland cities. The 90% that
did not accept the BO line elect most of the members of the Senate.

So, the senate is 90% republicans?


Nope, is more centrist than the presidency and the House of Reprehensibles.