Dems Are Getting Mighty Nervous.

[Zathras]

And in by not participating, you are helping them. I know there is corruption gallor, but its not every where. Where I live its under control. But if voters here don't vote, we get Dems who do and they get power.

Voting still maters.

Not in California where I live. Voting here as a Conservative right now is a waste of time and does not make one bit of difference.

[Zathras]

Then you are an enabler. You can't hide your face in the sand and hope it goes away.

I'm not hiding my face in the sand. I live in California where the Dems have a super majority in Sacramento and always votes blue for the President. My single vote will not change this simple fact.

[Apocalypse]

I seriously don't think she will retire. Obama will just bend her over his desk, while Mooch-elle watches, and talk her into staying while he is plugging that whatever you call it. Pelosi would just love that. Have you ever seen the way she looks when she talks about him? I know she drips wet with excitement. She is in love with Obama.

There is a special place in hell for the images in my mind you just placed in there with that.

[noonwitch]

This is all the same stuff that was said about the Presidential race last year. I still think the Repubs are going to have their asses handed to them in the 2014 mid-terms. Repubs will lose the house, and Pelosi will be speaker again. God help us all.

Redistricting after the 2010 Census favors repbulicans, because more states have republican governors/legislatures than democratic ones. I wouldn't worry about the House falling into democratic control in 2014 unless something really big happened between now and then that causes some type of major split in the GOP.


The Senate-well, a lot of dems are retiring. Levin is-I'm not sure which dem is running in the primaries. The rumors are Gary Peters. The GOP rumors are Mike Rogers. That would be a good matchup. When you look at Michigan, most people think it's a solid blue state, which it is on a presidential level. But at the state level-the governor is currently a republican, the MSSC is republican dominated as are both houses of the state legislature. Debbie Stabenow replaced a one-term republican (Spencer Abraham), but Spence was elected pre-911, when the Arab Americans still voted GOP. It's not impossible for the GOP to pick up Levin's former seat.

[LukeEDay]

There is a special place in hell for the images in my mind you just placed in there with that.

Sorry, I didn't mean to.. I threw up a little bit in my mouth after posting it.

Redistricting after the 2010 Census favors repbulicans, because more states have republican governors/legislatures than democratic ones. I wouldn't worry about the House falling into democratic control in 2014 unless something really big happened between now and then that causes some type of major split in the GOP.


The Senate-well, a lot of dems are retiring. Levin is-I'm not sure which dem is running in the primaries. The rumors are Gary Peters. The GOP rumors are Mike Rogers. That would be a good matchup. When you look at Michigan, most people think it's a solid blue state, which it is on a presidential level. But at the state level-the governor is currently a republican, the MSSC is republican dominated as are both houses of the state legislature. Debbie Stabenow replaced a one-term republican (Spencer Abraham), but Spence was elected pre-911, when the Arab Americans still voted GOP. It's not impossible for the GOP to pick up Levin's former seat.

Redistricting is a good thing. When you speak of Republican Gov's. There were also more Repub Gov's during the 2012 election. The thing that is helping with them is that the major majority is refusing to join the obamacare exchange.