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Originally Posted by hater
Colorado: 48% Barry 40% Willard The Stupid Mormon
One would hope she would have had the guts to call the extremists that have taken over the GOP on their shit, and not caved.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
Not entirely certain.
At this point, this liberal is, to put it mildly, deeply disappointed in our current Republican president.
Yeah, I went there.
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Originally Posted by scott
"be the party that fucks up the least".
bullshit, the candidates that spend the most win 90% of the time.
Citizens United will insure that UCA/capitalist secret campaign money will disenfranchise Human-Americans even more.
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Originally Posted by RandomGuy
She tried to warn you but you were to in love to listen.
She most certainly wouldn't have created the healthcare debacle that led to Dems being swept out of office....she learned that lesson long ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by RandomGuy
You mean lose the House...Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeBoy
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Originally Posted by ElNono
As to the op, for modern presidents only Jimmy Carter has had a lower approval rating at this point in their presidency. Reagan was only slightly higher than Obama at this point but he had an improving economy on his side. It's only going to get worse for Obama.
He's one of the few guys that managed to alienate both the left and the right...
"the healthcare debacle that led to Dems being swept out of office"
it wasn't a debacle, but it was severely crippled by the Repugs and UCA.
Hey, Stupid, what caused the Repug House win was "The Economy, Stupid", and the Repugs have done nothing about job and everything to make the bad economy worse and last longer.
The Hillary health care debacle was caused by the health care industry and lying ads like "Harry and Louise". Barry had to buy off those same players which greatly lessened the benefits to Human-Americans. But Barry's healthcare reform is more popular as people learn more about it, rather then listening to Repug lies. The Repugs are refusing to fund the exchanges which are already hyper complicated by the for-scam health insurers.
I'm doing fine, actually -- better every year. I guess you are waiting for government to save you. Typical.Quote:
Originally Posted by xrayzebra
You're the one that brought it up with the implicit claim Hillary would do things differently.
If you want to be a pussy about it and try to change the subject when asked a direct question about your claim, I can't say I'm surprised.
55% favored repeal when it was passed. 54% favor repeal now. (cue "Rasmussen works for the repugs").Quote:
Originally Posted by boutons_deux
RCP average - 48% opposed it when passed, 50.6 oppose it now.
So 52% approved it when it passed, and 49.4 still do...Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeBoy
I honestly don't think we'll see the real impact until 2014, and thus the actual way people feel about it when it touches their pockets. That is, if it survives that long.
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Originally Posted by ElNono
I don't understand your spin. Crazy boutons said it was more popular now, that simply isn't true no matter how you spin the numbers.
Wouldn't it be funny if some democrats decided to run against Obama?
I'd enjoy the show but Hillary is the only one that could do it and she's not going to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra
Well, you said '55% favored repeal when it was passed. 54% favor repeal now.'Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeBoy
Those numbers certainly support boutons contention.
But as you said, you can probably find every kind of numbers out there. I personally don't think they're really relevant as the full impact of the legislation doesn't really hit until 2014.
Considering your meme of calling GOP candidates RINO, I would argue they already are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra