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Obama continues to drop in the polls

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He already won.

 

I'm much more interested in the '14 election polling; particularly on the Senate side.

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He already won.

 

I'm much more interested in the '14 election polling; particularly on the Senate side.

 

How favorable the president is viewed will have a direct impact on his party's performance in 2014.

He already won.
Now if he'd only stop campaigning....

Forty-nine weeks until the general election. Plenty of time to work out the bugs in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. The commander-in-chief also will get a bounce from the Iran agreement. I'll get worried when the Republicans start offering actual ideas instead of "just saying no."

Forty-nine weeks until the general election. Plenty of time to work out the bugs in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. The commander-in-chief also will get a bounce from the Iran agreement. I'll get worried when the Republicans start offering actual ideas instead of "just saying no."

 

I'm almost as liberal as they come, but this would be a refreshing change of pace.

As I said with the low GOP numbers from a month or so ago...it's not good news if you are a Democrat, but we're also a year away from the mid-term elections.

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Forty-nine weeks until the general election. Plenty of time to work out the bugs in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. The commander-in-chief also will get a bounce from the Iran agreement. I'll get worried when the Republicans start offering actual ideas instead of "just saying no."

 

I wouldn't be confident on a bump for a bad deal with Iran.

I wouldn't be confident on a bump for a bad deal with Iran.

If the GOP tries to make an issue with any bumps in the road re: Iran, all the Democrats have to do is point back to 2003 when Bush-Cheney invaded Iraq. "Do you want to go down this road again, or do you want to give diplomacy a chance?" That's the only question the Democrats need to pose.

 

This country will not tolerate, nor can it afford, a third land war in Asia.

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If the GOP tries to make an issue with any bumps in the road re: Iran, all the Democrats have to do is point back to 2003 when Bush-Cheney invaded Iraq. "Do you want to go down this road again, or do you want to give diplomacy a chance?" That's the only question the Democrats need to pose.

 

This country will not tolerate, nor can it afford, a third land war in Asia.

 

Yep bring up Bush lol that will work .

Forty-nine weeks until the general election. Plenty of time to work out the bugs in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. The commander-in-chief also will get a bounce from the Iran agreement. I'll get worried when the Republicans start offering actual ideas instead of "just saying no."

 

Some ideas are so bad that all you need to do is say no. Obama Care, immigration reform and the deal with Iran are just such ideas to say no.

Yep bring up Bush lol that will work .

 

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

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Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

 

You can't seriously think bringing Bush up will be a good idea.

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

 

Given Obama's dismal performance that will make a wonderful slogan for the Republicans in upcoming elections.

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

 

In this vein of thought Munich 1938 comes to mind.

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