August 26, 2010
— DrewM Late last night I did a post about Democrats running scared and turning on Obama/Pelosi/Reid. I added something on from the AP that deserves a little more attention since it seems to be the building narrative.
As GOP civil war rages, Democrats look to benefitA Republican civil war is raging, with righter-than-thou conservatives dominating ever more primaries in a fight for the party's soul. And the Democrats hope to benefit.
The latest examples of conservative insurgents' clout came Tuesday at opposite ends of the country. In Florida, political newcomer Rick Scott beat longtime congressman and state Attorney General Bill McCollum for the GOP gubernatorial nomination. And in Alaska, tea party activists and Sarah Palin pushed Sen. Lisa Murkowski to the brink of defeat, depending on absentee ballot counts in her race against outsider Joe Miller.
The GOP is likely to survive its bitter intraparty battles in such states as Alaska and Utah, even if voters oust veteran senators in both. But tea party-backed candidates might be a godsend to desperate Democrats elsewhere — in Nevada, Florida and perhaps Kentucky, where the Democrats portray GOP nominees as too extreme for their states.
Slu pointed to this post today from MSNBC.
First Thoughts: Surviving the Tea Party's takeover of the GOPThis rightward movement inside the GOP appears likely to pay big dividends this fall. Republicans are energized, Democrats are not (right now), and the economy is hardly humming -- all of which are a recipe for significant Republican gains in November. But when we head into the 2012 presidential election, when the electorate expands, you got to wonder if a Republican Party that doesnÂ’t have room for a John McCain of 2001-2007, a Charlie Crist of 2007-2008, or a Lisa Murkowski of 2010 can reclaim the center of American politics and the presidency, even if they gain control of Congress in the fall. Then again, the center will judge the GOP on not just how it conducts itself if they get the majority, but on the results.
Oh sure you're doing great now but you guys are soooo screwed come 2012! Suckers!
And finally there's EJ Dionne who always has the best interest of the GOP at heart.
Tuesday's tutorial: a GOP too far rightRepublicans are in the midst of an insurrection. Democrats are not. This vast gulf between the situations of the two parties -- not some grand revolt against "the establishment" or "incumbents" -- explains the year's primary results, including Tuesday's jarring outcomes in Florida and Alaska.
...In the short run, the Republican lurch right has unleashed new energy in the party and helps explain why most polls show its supporters more enthusiastic than Democrats about this year's elections. The Democrats' chances of holding down their losses in November depend heavily on whether they can generate a backlash against an increasingly immoderate GOP.
Already, Republicans who won primaries with Tea Party backing -- notably Senate candidates Sharron Angle in Nevada and Rand Paul in Kentucky -- are facing withering Democratic attacks. The question is whether such critiques work only against marquee right-wing candidates or whether the entire Republican Party comes to be seen as moving too far away from the views of what is still a moderate country.
The paradox is that a Republican Party in the grips of ideology needs to shift the campaign in a less ideological direction, hoping that voters simply cast protest ballots against hard economic times. Democrats, who are more doctrinally diverse, have every interest in turning the election into a philosophical contest, arguing that even unhappy voters cannot trust their fate to a party in the grips of a right-wing revolt. Once again on Tuesday, Republican primary participants seemed determined to give Democrats that opportunity.
Look at all these liberals getting along fine without JurnoList, just like big boys!
It's funny but I don't recall the MFM warning the Democrats about going to far left or not using their power to advance their agenda. In retrospect, Democrats probably could have used some of that advice.
Should the GOP win big in November and 2014, we should be mindful of the fate of the Democrats in picking issues and deciding how far to go. But that's a worry for another day. First, we need to win and right now that means harnessing the energy of the party and conservative movement to win and win big.
I wonder how jealous guys like Kos are right now. They couldn't even replace Liebermann in Connecticut. While Angle, Rubio and Paul haven't won their races, it's a pretty good bet at least one and likely two of the the three will. Add that to Lee in Utah and (fingers crossed) Miller in AK and that's a nice haul.
Sure we might have to live with Kirk in IL and Castle in DE (and fingers crossed again) Fiorina in CA but diverse governing coalitions are a feature, not a bug of the American system.
The Democrats had to move to the center, at least rhetorically, to win their majority (think Tester in MT, Webb in VA plus a whole bunch of House members who are now running from the left). Meanwhile, the GOP has a very good chance of improving its numbers by moving right, while tossing out some RINO dead weight.
No wonder the MFM is in full damage control mode.
Added: An MFM Editor who wishes to remain anonymous emails me their thinking on the Democrat's plans...
Step 1: Fail misserably in the midtermsStep 2: ???
Step 3: Profit
Conservatives are doomed! Doomed I tell you!
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Posted by: Vic at August 26, 2010 09:56 AM (/jbAw)
2) This reads like a parody movie script:
Villain: "Your very success will be your downfall!"
Hero: "How?"
Villain: "...I don't know!"
Posted by: Merovign, Strong on His Mountain at August 26, 2010 09:58 AM (bxiXv)
From the democratic party communications offices AKA the MSM
Posted by: Beto at August 26, 2010 09:59 AM (j5CHE)
Posted by: Vic at August 26, 2010 01:56 PM (/jbAw)
So Journolist was just part of a redundant system of collusion.
Posted by: Merovign, Strong on His Mountain at August 26, 2010 09:59 AM (bxiXv)
Posted by: moviegique at August 26, 2010 09:59 AM (ey5wt)
My post from this morning:
Story they just put up at Fox:
http://tinyurl.com/352lfyn
We knew the lying weasel Dems would try to spin Tuesday's elections but this is an utter fail:
Tuesday a Bad Night for the GOP?
After watching Republican primary candidates slug it out Tuesday night, the DNC released a memo early Wednesday evening saying that the previous night's election results have left the GOP "deeply divided and with deeply flawed candidates."
I guess when you are losing on every front you have to do something even if it looks utterly stupid.
Posted by: Vic at August 26, 2010 10:01 AM (/jbAw)
Posted by: joncelli's Dad, who really likes pie. at August 26, 2010 10:02 AM (RD7QR)
What's funny is that the Tea Party is not trying to pull the GOP to the right; they're just trying to keep it from going further leftward.
Posted by: the captain's log at August 26, 2010 10:02 AM (uFokq)
Posted by: General Custer at August 26, 2010 10:04 AM (xxgag)
Posted by: eman at August 26, 2010 10:05 AM (rIm2V)
there is a thread at newsbusters about Pataki bitchsmacking Chris Matthews and Dionne on the show.
at least i think it was dionne
Posted by: Ben at August 26, 2010 10:06 AM (wuv1c)
in b4 the MFM uses the cliché "be careful what you wish for," as in GOP: Be Careful What You Wish For as the headline for an exposé on all the 'extreme' GOP candidates.
Posted by: the captain's log at August 26, 2010 10:06 AM (uFokq)
Hey, maybe some people don't like Kirk in IL for his vote on Cap & Tax, and he's a squish sometimes, BUT he's running for Obama's former US Senate seat! Take that seat away from the Democrats and give it to a guy with an R after his name, sweet!!!!!!
That would be a demoralizing loss for all the loons at MS-nbc, not to mention the rest of the dems. Also not to mention the dem who won the primary, Alexi Giannoulis, is a sleaze/connected to the Mob/connected to Obama/ran his family's bank into bankruptcy/as IL Treasurer has lost $85 million in college funds (money from parents who invested in BrightStart Illinois).
Posted by: Boots at August 26, 2010 10:06 AM (06JTY)
in b4 the MFM uses the word pyrrhic
Posted by: the captain's log at August 26, 2010 02:04 PM (uFokq)
Another such victory and I come back to Washington, DC alone
Posted by: MFM at August 26, 2010 10:07 AM (LdYLm)
"Democrats, who are more doctrinally diverse ..."
Consider, for a moment, the magnitude of the lie in that phrase. Anyone who thinks today's Democrats, who voted in lockstep for Obamacare, the "bailout", the financial "reform" bill, and other monstrosities, are doctrinally diverse is not in touch with reality.
Posted by: Brown Line at August 26, 2010 10:08 AM (VrNoa)
What's funny is that the Tea Party is not trying to pull the GOP to the right; they're just trying to keep it from going further leftward.
Kind of like when conservatives attempt to cap the rate of growth to a federal program and it is reported as a "cut".
Posted by: Atomic Roach at August 26, 2010 10:08 AM (rMMMP)
I've always been amused by this. The Democrats ran on tax cuts and defifict reduction in 2008. They then took their majority and worked on everything biut tax cuts and deficit reduction. The public noticed, and now hates them.
So what does the left take from this?
1) The people voted for socialism
2) The people are upset they haven't got even more socialism then they did
3) Republicans running on a platform of tax cuts and deficit reduction is dirty pool.
If the Democrat's platform in the 2008 election matched how they have governed they would not control any of the three elected parts of the federal government now...
Posted by: 18-1 at August 26, 2010 10:08 AM (7BU4a)
Must be nice to be a memo-writer at the DNC. Within hours of faxing out your latest opus, you get to see it in the headlines of every major newspaper and all the TV networks!
I want a job like that.
Posted by: rockmom at August 26, 2010 10:08 AM (w/gVZ)
Hey, maybe some people don't like Kirk in IL for his vote on Cap & Tax, and he's a squish sometimes, BUT he's running for Obama's former US Senate seat! Take that seat away from the Democrats and give it to a guy with an R after his name, sweet!!!!!!
That would be a demoralizing loss for all the loons at MS-nbc, not to mention the rest of the dems. Also not to mention the dem who won the primary, Alexi Giannoulis, is a sleaze/connected to the Mob/connected to Obama/ran his family's bank into bankruptcy/as IL Treasurer has lost $85 million in college funds (money from parents who invested in BrightStart Illinois).
Posted by: Boots at August 26, 2010 02:06 PM (06JTY)
The more Republicans in Congress the less chance they''ll want to cross the aisle.
Posted by: Radioactive Satellite Of LOVE at August 26, 2010 10:08 AM (LdYLm)
Heh. That was a family joke whenever my mom tried a new recipe and it was good. "No, it's awful, here let me eat all of it to spare the rest of you the horror."
Posted by: alexthechick at August 26, 2010 10:09 AM (eRjGt)
Sharron Angle in Nevada and Rand Paul in Kentucky -- are facing withering Democratic attacks.
They are even now suffering in the belly of the (Daily) Beast!! Would I lie to you!?!
Posted by: Baghdad Bob at August 26, 2010 10:09 AM (R2fpr)
Posted by: Michael Steele at August 26, 2010 10:10 AM (VJYzf)
Must be nice to be a memo-writer at the DNC. Within hours of faxing out your latest opus, you get to see it in the headlines of every major newspaper and all the TV networks!
I want a job like that.
Posted by: rockmom
It is a wonderful feeling.
Posted by: Ellie Light at August 26, 2010 10:10 AM (R2fpr)
Those stupid Americans fell into my trap! I've got them right where I want 'em!
Posted by: Saddam, The Other Hussein at August 26, 2010 10:12 AM (1yDQP)
No one else thinks Dionne looks (and sounds) like Barney Frank Jr?
If Barney Frank and Danny Devito had a son...
Posted by: the captain's log at August 26, 2010 10:12 AM (uFokq)
"And in Alaska, tea party activists and Sarah Palin pushed Sen. Lisa Murkowski to the brink of defeat,.."
Pushed? Really? How so? I thought voters had the power. Man - talk about your screaming narrative. Media = unprofessional joke.
Posted by: Lemon Kitten at August 26, 2010 10:12 AM (0fzsA)
The more Republicans in Congress the less chance they''ll want to cross the aisle.
The more committees they chair...
Posted by: CUS at August 26, 2010 10:12 AM (wOGfT)
It is like 19 months after the Left had total control of two branches of our government, these guys have not figured out the Left lost the 'hearts and minds' of Americans.
They still insist they speak for the silent majority.
Posted by: always right at August 26, 2010 10:13 AM (7GfKM)
Posted by: RINO Libtard With an (R) at August 26, 2010 10:13 AM (nWc75)
Posted by: maddogg at August 26, 2010 10:14 AM (OlN4e)
Posted by: A Graveyard at August 26, 2010 10:14 AM (e8YaH)
Consider, for a moment, the magnitude of the lie in that phrase. Anyone who thinks today's Democrats, who voted in lockstep for Obamacare, the "bailout", the financial "reform" bill, and other monstrosities, are doctrinally diverse is not in touch with reality.
Posted by: Brown Line at August 26, 2010 02:08 PM (VrNoa)
Hey, Democrats vary greatly! They've got *both* national and international socialists!!!
Posted by: 18-1 at August 26, 2010 10:15 AM (7BU4a)
Posted by: jjshaka at August 26, 2010 10:16 AM (U4PFw)
The last time the Republicans were "a party in the grips of a right-wing revolt" they nominated Ronald Reagan.
That seemed to work out OK for them.
Posted by: Nighhawk at August 26, 2010 10:16 AM (OtQXp)
They still insist they speak for the silent majority.
Posted by: always right at August 26, 2010 02:13 PM (7GfKM)
Everyone I talk to at my favorite organic, vegetarian Thai-Ethiopian fusion restaurant agree that Republicans are out of touch.
Posted by: 18-1 at August 26, 2010 10:17 AM (7BU4a)
Says the party who's seen some of their own high-profile members thrown out or nearly beaten in primaries?
Yup, just falling apart over here with our consistent message of lower taxes, smaller government and repeal of 0bamacare.
Posted by: jimmuy at August 26, 2010 10:17 AM (jXG2x)
1) Funny how the verb is "lurched" to the right...like a corpse suddenly animated by black magic!
2) Watching CNN coverage for a little while, when it seemed Alaska wouldn't go the way it has, the talking heads said "Sarah Palin is not only a devisive figure in American Politics, she's divisive in the Republican Party!" "I agree, I think she's jumped the shark." Now, not so much...
3) I wonder what the headlines will be assuming the worst (best) and the GOP wins both the house ans senate: "Democrats energized by GOP takeover, all signs point to a big 2012!"
Posted by: Dan in Philly at August 26, 2010 10:17 AM (UpqKo)
Posted by: objective, unbiased cat filter at August 26, 2010 10:17 AM (nWc75)
We just need to wake up Ronald to give the speech again!
http://tinyurl.com/3owm6l
Posted by: Zombie Barry Goldwater at August 26, 2010 10:18 AM (BiwiI)
Posted by: maddogg at August 26, 2010 02:14 PM (OlN4e)
Just don't blame the Sabertooth Cat. The predators living at the same time as Australopithecus afarensis were
huge and there were 10 times as many as today. There were hyenas as big
as bears, as well as saber-toothed cats and many other mega-sized
carnivores, reptiles and raptors. Australopithecus afarensis didn't have
tools, didn't have big teeth and was three feet tall. He was using his
brain, his agility and his social skills to get away from these
predators.
Approximately 6 percent to 10 percent of early humans were preyed upon according to evidence that includes teeth marks on bones, talon marks on skulls and holes in a fossil cranium into which sabertooth cat fangs fit, says Sussman. The predation rate on savannah antelope and certain ground-living monkeys today is around 6 percent to 10 percent as well.
Posted by: Barack Mussolini Obama at August 26, 2010 10:18 AM (LdYLm)
As to Castle in DE, more than 50% chance he's going to do a party switcheroo, and hand the seat to Beau Biden.
Posted by: always right at August 26, 2010 10:18 AM (7GfKM)
What the hell are you talking about?
Posted by: AmishDude at August 26, 2010 10:19 AM (T0NGe)
Posted by: TheQuietMan at August 26, 2010 10:20 AM (1Jaio)
They truly think people are this stupid, don't they? I guess none of them have ever heard the old adage, "Fool me once...". We all know there is no diversity in the Demass party. Lockstep with Pelosi and reid. Just like that little lockstep at the Capital with Pelosi's giant gavel.
Didn't we just hear a week or so ago about Gibbsy et al, and their little internal fight with the nutroots? Yeah, keep spinning fuckwits. It isn't going to work this time.
Oh, and did none of those idiots actually look at the voting #s for those Republicans who actually won their primaries? Yeah, it really looks like those "on the right" will be throwing away the general.
Posted by: Steph at August 26, 2010 10:20 AM (580hG)
Posted by: cali grump at August 26, 2010 10:20 AM (1tJr/)
Posted by: Barack Mussolini Obama at August 26, 2010 02:18 PM (LdYLm)
Obviously, 6-10% wasn't enough.
Posted by: maddogg at August 26, 2010 10:21 AM (OlN4e)
In every election that I can remember, save 2006, the electorate has voted for what they thought was a more conservative government - including 2008.
2006 was a little in different in that the media cast it as corrupt, gay, far-rightwing Republicans versus family values centrist Democrats...
Heck, even look at 1992 - the public throw out the president that raised their taxes and voted for the guy promising tax cuts...
Posted by: 18-1 at August 26, 2010 10:21 AM (7BU4a)
Oh-kay.
What color is the sky in their logic free world I wonder.
Posted by: shibumi at August 26, 2010 10:21 AM (OKZrE)
try to imagine the insane hyperbole that will be trotted out in the next 10 weeks and you won't even be close.
Hey, by some strange coincidence we are getting back from vacation at the end of this year.
Posted by: The Homeless at August 26, 2010 10:22 AM (7BU4a)
Posted by: jimmuy at August 26, 2010 10:22 AM (jXG2x)
Posted by: Dan in Philly at August 26, 2010 02:17 PM (UpqKo)
Election 2010 Results - The public threw out incumbents across the board and embraced Barack Obama's call for change.
Posted by: CNN Frontpage Nov 3 at August 26, 2010 10:25 AM (7BU4a)
More time to let the czars or the EPA (or WHATEVER) take over congressional powers, and then what does it matter who wins in congress.
I like to look death square in the face, too.
Posted by: MasoKissed at August 26, 2010 10:25 AM (gbCNS)
Harry Reid says Sharron Angle wants to:
*Dismantle the Department of Education
*Level the Department of Energy and EPA
*Phase out Social Security and Medicare
*Supports Yucca Mountain nuclear waste storage
*Wants to take the U.S out of the United Nations
Bugs or features?
Posted by: Atomic Roach at August 26, 2010 10:26 AM (rMMMP)
Posted by: A Balrog of Morgoth at August 26, 2010 10:28 AM (P9zpD)
Up next, Democrat sludge-monkey Mike Allen from Politico and pre-pubescent tedious leftwing sophist Erwin Chemerinsky from Duke Law School.
Stay tuned America. I'm going to be giving prime airtime to the propagandists of America's enemies every night until we paint the map red.
Posted by: Hugh Hewitt at August 26, 2010 10:29 AM (gQ+XA)
Posted by: MasoKissed at August 26, 2010 02:25 PM (gbCNS)
Honestly, if the Repubs aren't idiots (I know), the people that actually vote them into control will remember why they voted them in. To stop Odumbass's garbage from being perpetrated on the country. I just don't think the American people are going to be led down that path, again.
Posted by: Steph at August 26, 2010 10:29 AM (580hG)
MFM Narrative: Success Of Conservatives Is A Sign Of Their Doom
Success = doom. Therefore, doom = success. Does this mean my ex-wife will be calling me soon, having learned the three magic words "I was wrong"? Or those other three magic words?
Posted by: rdbrewer at August 26, 2010 10:29 AM (X+sda)
Posted by: Retread at August 26, 2010 10:30 AM (OTjkW)
Posted by: the captain's log at August 26, 2010 02:04 PM (uFokq)
Actually, it isn't a bad term here as a warning for the Republicans.
Pyrrhus won the big battles and then squandered his victories because the Romans wouldn't just roll over and die after a couple of lost battles. Phyrrus then went off on a complete tangent and got little accomplished (hello George Bush and amnesty).
Republicans had better learn from 2006/8 and fight like they mean it. People don't want bipartisanship, they want the government boot off their necks.
Posted by: 18-1 at August 26, 2010 10:30 AM (7BU4a)
Posted by: Mother of a JournOlist at August 26, 2010 10:30 AM (P9zpD)
Posted by: Mr Pink at August 26, 2010 10:30 AM (TBzGs)
What makes you think ultra-communist Obama will sign off on any legislation created to boost our economy?
Obama will reject all bills brought to him by Republicans. All of them.
Posted by: the captain's log at August 26, 2010 10:31 AM (uFokq)
Posted by: Bilwick at August 26, 2010 10:31 AM (/Y+Yb)
Posted by: The Mega Independent at August 26, 2010 10:32 AM (nWc75)
It time to stop letting guys like him define where the real center of America is. Ben Franklin would be presented a right-wing religious wacko. We need to somehow communicate that the real extremists are are the ones standing to the left of the American people.
Posted by: Chuck at August 26, 2010 10:33 AM (Jjkry)
Posted by: pep at August 26, 2010 10:34 AM (YXmuI)
Posted by: George Orwell at August 26, 2010 10:37 AM (AZGON)
Posted by: Chuck at August 26, 2010 02:33 PM (Jjkry)
If only there was a way...
Posted by: ObamaCare, Ground Zero Mosque, etc at August 26, 2010 10:37 AM (nWc75)
Posted by: George Orwell at August 26, 2010 10:38 AM (AZGON)
Markos von Kos: Why, the GOP is finished. We have not only defeated them but humiliated and demoralised them. They are finished.
Molotov: Why are we having this conversation in an air raid shelter?
Posted by: Coversation in a time warp at August 26, 2010 10:38 AM (P9zpD)
Posted by: MFMBC at August 26, 2010 10:39 AM (nWc75)
If only there was a way...
Posted by: ObamaCare, Ground Zero Mosque, etc at August 26, 2010 02:37 PM (nWc75)
Sorry, I was on the shitter. What about a mosque, now?
Posted by: Bob Schieffer at August 26, 2010 10:40 AM (kSgvR)
Posted by: cali grump at August 26, 2010 10:42 AM (1tJr/)
Posted by: George Orwell at August 26, 2010 02:38 PM (AZGON)
That could be the Election Night drinking game!
Posted by: ErikW at August 26, 2010 10:43 AM (kSgvR)
We are doctrinally diverse. We've got Stalinists, Trotskyites, Castroites, Maoists, everything. And barring the odd ice ax, we all get along, too.
All the Republicans have is loyal Americans pissed off at our stupid and/or treasonous policies. You call that a Party? No commissars, no cadres, no community organizers? Sheesh. Amateurs.
Posted by: Democrat Party at August 26, 2010 10:43 AM (1yDQP)
Posted by: jakeman at August 26, 2010 10:45 AM (8QmEC)
Posted by: Navycopjoe on his IPhone4 at August 26, 2010 10:46 AM (0qZgP)
Posted by: George Orwell at August 26, 2010 10:51 AM (AZGON)
I hear Montgomery and Patton are fighting again...now's our chance to break the coalition.
Posted by: German High Command in 1944 at August 26, 2010 10:54 AM (3iMgs)
Posted by: Gomer at August 26, 2010 10:55 AM (BiwiI)
Posted by: George Orwell at August 26, 2010 10:56 AM (AZGON)
Another meme that I'm seeing repeated often is Jimmy Carter's stagflation. Having lived through that time I remember it as hyperinflation, but hey...who am I?
Posted by: SJR2 at August 26, 2010 11:03 AM (oCbCP)
If Kirk wins, he takes Burris's seat immediately. So we'll have one more Republican in the Senate during the lame duck session.. hopefully to prevent any last minute shenanigans by the Demtards..
Posted by: ChiTown Jerry at August 26, 2010 11:03 AM (f9c2L)
When they put out sh!t like this we know we are kicking the ass and they are scared. I'm smiling, can't wait until Nov.
Posted by: Hoover at August 26, 2010 11:06 AM (sD7bS)
Another phrase for election night bingo would be any variation of "We didn't explain our message clearly enough."
And don't forget that hardy perennial, "the country is ungovernable!"
That's why we need secret police and a gulag. Nothing makes a country more governable.
Posted by: Democrat Party at August 26, 2010 11:10 AM (1yDQP)
Not only do we need a crushing victory everywhere to put the Dems in their place for many years to come, we need the insurgent Tea-Part backed Republicans elected to show the weak-kneed Republicans who are willing to roll over at a moments notice that the game has changed.. and that they are on notice that we want smaller more responsive government. Or.. we'll primary their asses as well!
Posted by: ChiTown Jerry at August 26, 2010 11:11 AM (f9c2L)
For some odd reason that reminds me when "Radio for Peace International" (a Pacifica radio far-lefty group) got locked in their transmitter in Costa Rico by the president of the "Peace University" there by wrapping barbed wire around the fence and stationing armed guards.
Posted by: LC LaWedgie at August 26, 2010 11:12 AM (xQjXM)
Posted by: Locus Ceruleus at August 26, 2010 11:21 AM (tzcjs)
Posted by: LC LaWedgie at August 26, 2010 11:21 AM (xQjXM)
This rightward movement inside the GOP appears likely to pay big dividends this fall. Republicans are energized, Democrats are not (right now)..."
Oh, but of course. But what about your sin of omission, MSNBC - that being the rightward movement inside the DNC as Democrat candidates aiming for reelection are criticizing their leadership and denying their own party affiliation? Democrats are having all those Tea Party-inspired insiders advise their candidates to travel outside the district or hide behind closed doors as Obama comes to town to politic for them. Somehow the GOP is taking over the DNC, too.
Amazing how that works.
Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at August 26, 2010 11:24 AM (swuwV)
Yeah. It's called the MFM.
Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at August 26, 2010 11:30 AM (swuwV)
This.
Think Issa from California. We want men like him on that wall. We need men like him on that wall. Let the subpoenas fly.
Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at August 26, 2010 11:36 AM (swuwV)
I was unaware there was a powerful media cabal made up of threesome advocates. I'm sure if it were the FMF media, fewer people would have a problem with it.
Posted by: Bill daH at August 26, 2010 11:47 AM (sn9zb)
It's not a people sandwich. It's M*F* Media. Your "sex on the brain" just needs some recalibration.
Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at August 26, 2010 12:28 PM (swuwV)
Posted by: Mahon at August 26, 2010 09:20 PM (pJDRn)
Republicans are running against other Republicans and creating a civil war amongst themselves!
Let me remind our liberal readers that this is called a primary election. At the same time, Democrats are running against other Democrats. The end result will be one Republican running against one Democrat and possibly an independent or two.
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