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While the poll suggests the GOP is on the verge of a comeback, it also measured a strong anti-in bent feeling toward both parties.
This is the meat of the article...some long time GOP in bents are already getting their asses handed to them.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0510/37167.html
The neocoms and neocons are in trouble. The moderates will win this country back yet....
Wing-nuts aren't 'moderates' ...they aren't even fiscal conservatives, although that doesn't stop them from feeding the impression that they are...wingnuts are social conservatives who want to shoot Mexicans on the border and teach a one-world religion in schools - the Christian taliban...
Regardless of your rapidly shifting, one size fits all description of wing nut, the very term wing nut delineates itself from the term moderate. lrn2contextualize.
There's no 'moderates' in the GOP, especially not in the tea-party movement..One size fits all because the Sarah Palin GOP has driven party ideology so far to the right to call it 'moderate' is laughable...
My pole is better than your Poll: YahooWASHINGTON – People want Democrats to control Congress after this fall's elections, a shift from April, according to an Associated Press-GfK poll released Saturday. But the margin is thin and there's a flashing yellow light for in bents of both parties: Only about one-third want their own lawmakers re-elected.
The tenuous 45 percent to 40 percent preference for a Democratic Congress reverses the finding a month ago on the same question: 44 percent for Republicans and 41 percent for Democrats. The new readout came as the economy continued showing signs of improvement and the tumultuous battle over the health care law that President Barack Obama finally signed in March faded into the background.
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