Are RePukes Really Gonna Strut Over a Couple Gubernatorial Races

[Rockntractor]

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tekisui (1000+ posts) Tue Nov-03-09 07:06 PM
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Are RePukes Really Gonna Strut Over a Couple Gubernatorial Races in an Off Year?
Edited on Tue Nov-03-09 07:06 PM by tekisui


They went from a full majority of the House, Senate and the White House to a minority in all three in just two years(2006-2008). And, now they are going to look at a few gubernatorial races as a national trend? Give me a break.

2010 starts tomorrow.

This was predictable.

[SarasotaRepub]

Muahahahahahaha!!!111!!! ;)

[Apache]

http://www.democraticunderground.com...ss=389x6919541

This was predictable.

Yes it was...
As will be the cries of fraud and voter intimidation when they find out the scope of the victories...:D

The Conservatives did win....right :p

[ralph wiggum]

If the Dems were winning, you DUmmies would be claiming that it is a validation of 0bama.

Once again, they're just proving their hypocrisy.

[Apache]

If the Dems were winning, you DUmmies would be claiming that it is a validation of 0bama.

Once again, they're just proving their hypocrisy again.

Hypocrites?! Never! Short memories, yes. Not hypocrites...


;)

[Carol]

tekisui (1000+ posts) Tue Nov-03-09 08:23 PM
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10. No doubt. If Dems won all three, we would be
celebrating an endorsement of everything Obama. But, seriously, it is hilarious coming from them. I know they have to do it, but in this case, it is pathetic.

Yep. If all three Dems had one it would be an endorsement of Obama, but if the Republicans win then it's just hilarious that they say that it has meaning.

Predictible.

[PoliCon]

Yep. If all three Dems had one it would be an endorsement of Obama, but if the Republicans win then it's just hilarious that they say that it has meaning.

Predictible.

lets not forget that the m0ssiah - the great and all powerful Obama campaigned for and endorsed the losers . . . . which means their loss is clearly Bush's fault.

[Dan D. Doty]

Just seeing Moonbats pissed off ... priceless :D

[Sonnabend]

A portent of things to come....

[noonwitch]

Michigan will probably have a republican governor after next year's election. That doesn't mean Michigan won't go for Obama in 2012. Michigan voted for Clinton during the Engler administration, and Detroit has turned up big in the last 3 or 4 elections, which they didn't do in the 80s or early 90s.


The dems don't have a strong candidate, since Dennis Archer opted out of the running. I'd like to see Wayne County prosecutor Kym Worthy make a run for it, but she is not so well-known outside of metro Detroit (except as the woman who took Kwame down), and may choose to run for AG first, if she has higher ambitions. Debbie Stabenow is pretty popular as a Senator and probably wouldn't leave to run for governor, and Levin may be retiring from the Senate, but he will be retiring overall, most likely.

The GOP has one pretty strong candidate (Hoekstra), a wild card (Nugent) and an over-reaching adulterer (Cox). I was hoping Terri Lynn Land would run, because I would have probably crossed party lines and voted for her in both the primary and the general, unless the dems find a better candidate.


Detroit had a mayoral election yesterday, and a city council election. The ex-cop who sued the city and exposed Kwame (Gary Brown) had the second-most votes for city council. A lot of incumbents lost their seats, and three of the good ones kept theirs. Dave Bing won a term as mayor.