Looks like the Democrats will lose control of the Senate next year.

[champyvol]

there is no way that the R party in full control would even begin to do the right things.

sure they will if your rich.

 

[BigPapaVol]

sure they will if your rich.

What do the rich need from congress? Don't be ridiculous. I do have to way however, that it beats the alternative.
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[champyvol]

What do the rich need from congress? Don't be ridiculous. I do have to way however, that it beats the alternative.
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always about greed papa. look at the people in congress it is required that your rich. there is a reason for that.

 

[KiffinKiller]

Rich and one foot in the grave.

 

[MG1968]

always about greed papa. look at the people in congress it is required that your rich. there is a reason for that.

you do know that some of the richest members of Congress are democrats?

 

[Slydell]

And, some of the richest members are Republican.

 

[MG1968]

I live in ohio and i'm pretty sure the gov adolf kasich has killed the repubs chance for a victory here. His approval rating is below 30% so brown is probably a shoe in to get voted back in. Untill kasich was elected i would have agreed with you.

awww, did John Kasich tell public sector unions to pay their fair share??

poor babies

 

[gsvol]

And, some of the richest members are Republican.

Ten of the top richest senators are Democrats, at least
that was a recent accessment.

always about greed papa. look at the people in congress it is required that your rich. there is a reason for that.

That lie is one of the greatest stumbling blocks for
intelligent voting that has ever been devised.

Too bad that so many people believe it.

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It worked in 1913.

How does it beat the alternative?

sure they will if your rich.

Your rich auntie?

I live in ohio and i'm pretty sure the gov adolf kasich has killed the repubs chance for a victory here. His approval rating is below 30% so brown is probably a shoe in to get voted back in. Untill kasich was elected i would have agreed with you.

Well in Tennessee we had a very unpopular Republican
governor, mainly becuase he tried to ram through a
state income tax that was almost universilally opposed.

We did elect a democrat governor (and he wasn't that
bad I must admit), but we continued to elect republican
senators (although there is a good argument that both
are rinos), we have progressed to the point that only
two democrat congressmen are left and the republicans
have gained control of the state legislature for the first
time since reconstruction.

So you may be overplaying the importance of the
unpopular Ohio governor.

We'll see, I don't see how any intelligent voter could
choose Brown over Mandel.

 

[theFallGuy]

Top 5 wealthiest members of Congress:

5 -Mark Warner, D-VA
4 - Jay Rockefeller D, WVA
3- John Kerry D-Mass
2- Darrell ISsa R-Cali
1 - Michael McCaul R-Texas

 

[theFallGuy]

6 - Jared Polis , D-Cali
7 - Frank Lautenberg D-NJ
8- Richard Blumenthal D-Conn
9- Dianne Feinstien - D-Calif
10 - Vern Buchanana R-Fla

 

[golfballs]

I live in ohio and i'm pretty sure the gov adolf kasich has killed the repubs chance for a victory here. His approval rating is below 30% so brown is probably a shoe in to get voted back in. Untill kasich was elected i would have agreed with you.

Adolph kasich? WTF is wrong w you?

Kasich has little bearing on that senate race. If you know a lick about politics you know the overriding factor in Federal races is national politics. It will still be tough for mandel, but it's not because of kasich
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[gsvol]

Adolph kasich? WTF is wrong w you?

Kasich has little bearing on that senate race. If you know a lick about politics you know the overriding factor in Federal races is national politics. It will still be tough for mandel, but it's not because of kasich
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He's not the sharpist knife in the drawer, obvioiusly.

 

[MG1968]

Senate Democrats forced to block Obama's jobs bill - Washington Times

Senate Republicans tried to make Democrats hold a quick vote on President Obama's jobs-stimulus bill Tuesday, but were blocked by Senate Majority Harry Reid, the Nevada Democrat who is sponsoring Mr. Obama's bill but who said other matters take priority.

on a side note, the author really needs to proofread better

 

[gsvol]

 

[gsvol]