In article , Bruce846
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mgg wrote:
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Democrats bit the dust, a hint of what November will bring...

How long was that seat liberal-democrat? 46 years or more? Well, tells
you what people think about Obamanomics, liberal corruption-debt-spend
and liberal health care tax grab.

Obama's honeymoon just ended with one year in office. One year of Ombama
has democrats voting republican. LMAO.

Some democrat aught to email this to Obama:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiM6JAQZwHI


Hehe, especially since 3 out of 4 voters in MA are democrat... that says A
LOT!!!

BZZZZTTTT. Wrong, sorry. Something like 51% of the voters are registered
independents, three out of four of the remaining voters are indeed
Democrat, in fact I think it's closer to 80/20 iirc. But three of four
are not dems...


Time to listen to the lefties (harry mainly) WHINE.

--Mike



From what I read, most are independent. At least the result was positive.

The results are phenomenal. Remember, the dems who are saying "the
pendulum swings, this is normal", less than a year ago were saying the
Republican party was dead, "and might not come back for decades". Looks
like Pelosi and Reid ruined things for President Obama. To bad really,
it will be a shame for the first Black President to go down in history
as another failure like Jimi Carter... Ugh, who I voted for

Scotty

On Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:32:49 -0500, I am Tosk wrote:


The results are phenomenal. Remember, the dems who are saying "the
pendulum swings, this is normal", less than a year ago were saying the
Republican party was dead, "and might not come back for decades". Looks
like Pelosi and Reid ruined things for President Obama. To bad really,
it will be a shame for the first Black President to go down in history
as another failure like Jimi Carter... Ugh, who I voted for

Scotty

Personally, I think the Republican Party is still dead in the water.
There is considerable anger at the Democrats ineffectual administration,
but you make a big mistake if you think that translates to happiness with
Republicans. It doesn't. Take a look at Scott Brown. He should be a
new model for the Republican Party. A man who is fiscally conservative,
with a social conscience, but he won't be.

Instead, the Republican Party will cater to it's fundamentalist Christian
base, with a few racist fossils like Herring thrown in. Just look at the
numbers, 20 to 25% of the population doesn't make a national party. It's
a shrinking and dying demographic. Unless Republicans become more
inclusive, their ideas will not be heard. They will continue to wither
away.

In article ,
says...

On Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:32:49 -0500, I am Tosk wrote:


The results are phenomenal. Remember, the dems who are saying "the
pendulum swings, this is normal", less than a year ago were saying the
Republican party was dead, "and might not come back for decades". Looks
like Pelosi and Reid ruined things for President Obama. To bad really,
it will be a shame for the first Black President to go down in history
as another failure like Jimi Carter... Ugh, who I voted for

Scotty

Personally, I think the Republican Party is still dead in the water.
There is considerable anger at the Democrats ineffectual administration,
but you make a big mistake if you think that translates to happiness with
Republicans. It doesn't. Take a look at Scott Brown. He should be a
new model for the Republican Party. A man who is fiscally conservative,
with a social conscience, but he won't be.

Instead, the Republican Party will cater to it's fundamentalist Christian
base, with a few racist fossils like Herring thrown in. Just look at the
numbers, 20 to 25% of the population doesn't make a national party. It's
a shrinking and dying demographic. Unless Republicans become more
inclusive, their ideas will not be heard. They will continue to wither
away.

Whooo boy.... Denial is more than just a river But you just keep
thinking that, hopefully the democrats won't learn anything from this
and will continue trying to steal as much money from us as possible
until November...

I am Tosk wrote:
In article ,
says...
On Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:32:49 -0500, I am Tosk wrote:


The results are phenomenal. Remember, the dems who are saying "the
pendulum swings, this is normal", less than a year ago were saying the
Republican party was dead, "and might not come back for decades". Looks
like Pelosi and Reid ruined things for President Obama. To bad really,
it will be a shame for the first Black President to go down in history
as another failure like Jimi Carter... Ugh, who I voted for

Scotty
Personally, I think the Republican Party is still dead in the water.
There is considerable anger at the Democrats ineffectual administration,
but you make a big mistake if you think that translates to happiness with
Republicans. It doesn't. Take a look at Scott Brown. He should be a
new model for the Republican Party. A man who is fiscally conservative,
with a social conscience, but he won't be.

Instead, the Republican Party will cater to it's fundamentalist Christian
base, with a few racist fossils like Herring thrown in. Just look at the
numbers, 20 to 25% of the population doesn't make a national party. It's
a shrinking and dying demographic. Unless Republicans become more
inclusive, their ideas will not be heard. They will continue to wither
away.

Whooo boy.... Denial is more than just a river But you just keep
thinking that, hopefully the democrats won't learn anything from this
and will continue trying to steal as much money from us as possible
until November...


"...from us..."

What a laugh. You are unemployed. You don't have any money to steal.
Hell, you stole $25,000 from that hospital by not paying your bill.

On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:07:32 -0500, I am Tosk wrote:


Personally, I think the Republican Party is still dead in the water.
There is considerable anger at the Democrats ineffectual
administration, but you make a big mistake if you think that translates
to happiness with Republicans. It doesn't.


Whooo boy.... Denial is more than just a river But you just keep
thinking that, hopefully the democrats won't learn anything from this
and will continue trying to steal as much money from us as possible
until November...

Oh no, it's a wake up call that the Democrats ignore at their peril, and
yes, there are lessons to be learned. Now, while you are all giddy, let
me know the lessons you learned from New York 23?

It has been a long time since Massachusetts has elected a Republican
Senator. All the way back to the late 1960s, when they elected Edward
Brooke, IIRC. New York, 23, *had* been Republican, however, since the
1800s. Again, lessons learned?

In article ,
says...

On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:07:32 -0500, I am Tosk wrote:


Personally, I think the Republican Party is still dead in the water.
There is considerable anger at the Democrats ineffectual
administration, but you make a big mistake if you think that translates
to happiness with Republicans. It doesn't.


Whooo boy.... Denial is more than just a river But you just keep
thinking that, hopefully the democrats won't learn anything from this
and will continue trying to steal as much money from us as possible
until November...

Oh no, it's a wake up call that the Democrats ignore at their peril, and
yes, there are lessons to be learned. Now, while you are all giddy, let
me know the lessons you learned from New York 23?

It has been a long time since Massachusetts has elected a Republican
Senator. All the way back to the late 1960s, when they elected Edward
Brooke, IIRC. New York, 23, *had* been Republican, however, since the
1800s. Again, lessons learned?

Probably "don't run a liberal against a liberal, that only gives you a
50/50 chance".

Scotty

"thunder" wrote in message
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On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:07:32 -0500, I am Tosk wrote:


Personally, I think the Republican Party is still dead in the water.
There is considerable anger at the Democrats ineffectual
administration, but you make a big mistake if you think that translates
to happiness with Republicans. It doesn't.


Whooo boy.... Denial is more than just a river But you just keep
thinking that, hopefully the democrats won't learn anything from this
and will continue trying to steal as much money from us as possible
until November...

Oh no, it's a wake up call that the Democrats ignore at their peril, and
yes, there are lessons to be learned. Now, while you are all giddy, let
me know the lessons you learned from New York 23?

It has been a long time since Massachusetts has elected a Republican
Senator. All the way back to the late 1960s, when they elected Edward
Brooke, IIRC. New York, 23, *had* been Republican, however, since the
1800s. Again, lessons learned?


I think the teabaggets are going to give Brown a pass on his less than
perfect rightwing credentials for at least a while. The question is, is he
electable in the next election, which is only 35 weeks (or so) away. I doubt
it.

I'm more concerned about the recent Supreme Court decision to relax the
limits on corporate and union campaign contributions. This does not help the
continued feeding frenzy in DC.

--
Nom=de=Plume

On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 06:12:14 -0600, thunder
wrote:

On Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:32:49 -0500, I am Tosk wrote:


The results are phenomenal. Remember, the dems who are saying "the
pendulum swings, this is normal", less than a year ago were saying the
Republican party was dead, "and might not come back for decades". Looks
like Pelosi and Reid ruined things for President Obama. To bad really,
it will be a shame for the first Black President to go down in history
as another failure like Jimi Carter... Ugh, who I voted for

Scotty

Personally, I think the Republican Party is still dead in the water.
There is considerable anger at the Democrats ineffectual administration,
but you make a big mistake if you think that translates to happiness with
Republicans. It doesn't. Take a look at Scott Brown. He should be a
new model for the Republican Party. A man who is fiscally conservative,
with a social conscience, but he won't be.

Instead, the Republican Party will cater to it's fundamentalist Christian
base, with a few racist fossils like Herring thrown in. Just look at the
numbers, 20 to 25% of the population doesn't make a national party. It's
a shrinking and dying demographic. Unless Republicans become more
inclusive, their ideas will not be heard. They will continue to wither
away.

I hope all of you Harry wanabees maintain that attitude.
--
John H

All decisions are the result of binary thinking.

John H wrote:
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 06:12:14 -0600, thunder
wrote:

On Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:32:49 -0500, I am Tosk wrote:


The results are phenomenal. Remember, the dems who are saying "the
pendulum swings, this is normal", less than a year ago were saying the
Republican party was dead, "and might not come back for decades". Looks
like Pelosi and Reid ruined things for President Obama. To bad really,
it will be a shame for the first Black President to go down in history
as another failure like Jimi Carter... Ugh, who I voted for

Scotty
Personally, I think the Republican Party is still dead in the water.
There is considerable anger at the Democrats ineffectual administration,
but you make a big mistake if you think that translates to happiness with
Republicans. It doesn't. Take a look at Scott Brown. He should be a
new model for the Republican Party. A man who is fiscally conservative,
with a social conscience, but he won't be.

Instead, the Republican Party will cater to it's fundamentalist Christian
base, with a few racist fossils like Herring thrown in. Just look at the
numbers, 20 to 25% of the population doesn't make a national party. It's
a shrinking and dying demographic. Unless Republicans become more
inclusive, their ideas will not be heard. They will continue to wither
away.

I hope all of you Harry wanabees maintain that attitude.

Youbecha. We can hope. We can dream. Yes we can.

Harry wrote:
John H wrote:
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 06:12:14 -0600, thunder
wrote:

On Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:32:49 -0500, I am Tosk wrote:


The results are phenomenal. Remember, the dems who are saying "the
pendulum swings, this is normal", less than a year ago were saying the
Republican party was dead, "and might not come back for decades". Looks
like Pelosi and Reid ruined things for President Obama. To bad really,
it will be a shame for the first Black President to go down in history
as another failure like Jimi Carter... Ugh, who I voted for

Scotty
Personally, I think the Republican Party is still dead in the water.
There is considerable anger at the Democrats ineffectual
administration, but you make a big mistake if you think that
translates to happiness with Republicans. It doesn't. Take a look
at Scott Brown. He should be a new model for the Republican Party.
A man who is fiscally conservative, with a social conscience, but he
won't be.
Instead, the Republican Party will cater to it's fundamentalist
Christian base, with a few racist fossils like Herring thrown in.
Just look at the numbers, 20 to 25% of the population doesn't make a
national party. It's a shrinking and dying demographic. Unless
Republicans become more inclusive, their ideas will not be heard.
They will continue to wither away.

I hope all of you Harry wanabees maintain that attitude.

Youbecha. We can hope. We can dream. Yes we can.

Oh ****. I forgot the most important thing. CHANGE. On second thought,
you keep the change.