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Mitch Wins

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Can one be a "hack" AND think for oneself?

 

I gave you an example. Yarmouth is possibly another although with the way he let Nancy lead him around when they were in the majority I'm not sure.

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If what you say is true, then that is pretty sad.

 

There was not a 15 point swing in 3 weeks from Grimes to McConnell. She was never really ahead.

 

Externally released polls are meant to shape the election...not really provide objective reporting. Campaigns have their own professional polling that is probably getting better and better every year with big data mapping. External polls are only accurate on the last pass since they want to be right with their final poll.

 

What is sad is that the LHL chose to be an operative in the campaign. Its pretty clear they were doing what they could for the hometown girl.

I gave you an example. Yarmouth is possibly another although with the way he let Nancy lead him around when they were in the majority I'm not sure.

 

??? Which post is an example of being a hack AND thinking for oneself?

??? Which post is an example of being a hack AND thinking for oneself?

 

Conway. He's a died in the wool liberal but does it his own way rather then being led by the nose.

Conway. He's a died in the wool liberal but does it his own way rather then being led by the nose.

 

I guess I didn't understand what a "hack" was.

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Did any of you guys see where Harry Ried's chief of staff called Obama a "bad messenger" last night. We could possibly seeing a democrat revolt from Obama in the Senate. This could get very interesting. Rumors floating that Harry Ried was getting sick of protecting the president and may take it out on him on a few votes early next year. Keystone Pipeline is all but a done deal now.

I guess I didn't understand what a "hack" was.

 

No one does.

OK...so now that we're clear about AG....what about Mitch? So, what's going to change now that Mitch is back?
Bills won't get killed at Reid's desk now. I hope we can pass things that we need for the country, but I won't hold my breath.

Well done, Time Magazine; that is fantastic.

 

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Well done, Time Magazine; that is fantastic.

 

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:lol2: Well, what else do they have? They're probably deeply depressed today, and I'm loving it. :D
Executive orders, executive orders, executive orders....

 

True ... Obama has to get busy if he wants to catch up to the number of executive orders Bush issued. And even busier if he wants to get into Bill Clinton range. I know this will be an ongoing talking point but just to present the facts - Obama has issued executive orders at a lower rate than any president in the past 125 years.

There was not a 15 point swing in 3 weeks from Grimes to McConnell. She was never really ahead.

 

Externally released polls are meant to shape the election...not really provide objective reporting. Campaigns have their own professional polling that is probably getting better and better every year with big data mapping. External polls are only accurate on the last pass since they want to be right with their final poll.

 

What is sad is that the LHL chose to be an operative in the campaign. Its pretty clear they were doing what they could for the hometown girl.

 

SurveyUSA is very good at polling and they are objective. They had the race close a couple weeks out but I don't think they ever had Grimes leading. In their poll a week or so before the election they showed momentum shifting fast to McConnell and had him with about a 5 point lead. I believe people wanted to vote McConnell out, and perhaps even told pollsters they were leaning to Grimes, but when the election got here they couldn't vote Grimes despite their disdain for McConnell. She was never able to pin an issue on McConnell that gave voters the reason they needed to vote for her.

True ... Obama has to get busy if he wants to catch up to the number of executive orders Bush issued. And even busier if he wants to get into Bill Clinton range. I know this will be an ongoing talking point but just to present the facts - Obama has issued executive orders at a lower rate than any president in the past 125 years.

 

When it comes to scrutiny over executive orders, I think you need to look at the substance of those exec orders, not the numbers. Most of the presidents in the past issued Ex O's which people may not have liked but rarely griped that they should have been a bill passed by congress. Obama is critized due to some of his garnering quite a bit of attention due to most people even democrats feeling they should have been bills through congress, not ExO's.

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