63% chance Republicans take senate

Larry Sabato...

http://www.centerforpolitics.org/crystalball/articles/off-to-the-races/

The overall picture is this: A Republican Senate gain of four-to-eight seats, with a GOP Senate pickup of six-to-seven seats the likeliest outcome; a GOP gain of somewhere around a half-dozen seats in the House; and little net party change in the gubernatorial lineup even as a few incumbents lose. So what could shift these projections in a significant way, beyond candidate implosions that move individual races on and off the board?


leftist papers see the situation getting worse for their team.

Washington Post says 63%

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...t-gives-gop-a-63-chance-of-taking-the-senate/

NYTimes says 65%

http://www.nytimes.com/newsgraphics/2014/senate-model/


Nate Silver...
538 says most likely

http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/republican-gop-senate-forecast/
 
The last time they were in control of the Senate they completely fucked everything up. Will they do any better this time?

There are a bunch of shitheads in the Senate now. Regardless of the outcome of the election, there will be a bunch of shitheads in the Senate.

What are the chances that the Senate will not be run by shitheads?


0%!!!!!!

So whats the difference?
 
The last time they were in control of the Senate they completely fucked everything up. Will they do any better this time?

There are a bunch of shitheads in the Senate now. Regardless of the outcome of the election, there will be a bunch of shitheads in the Senate.

What are the chances that the Senate will not be run by shitheads?


0%!!!!!!

So whats the difference?

1. With the Dems in control, there is ZERO chance of things getting better in our country.

2. No sense impeaching Odumbo with the Dems in control of the Senate

3. Possible chance of repealing Odumbocare if the Repubs control both houses and the WH

For starters....
 
GOP now trusted on immigration issue 48% to 41%. (can you believe the media - all of them - were telling us the tea party was going to destroy the republican party on the issue of amnesty.
Lying anti patriotic rat basterds... they really are. They just got their marching orders and lied their asses off... then the politicans came out and lied their asses off.
Traitors...


http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Govern...ead-on-immigration-generic-congressional-poll


With the midterm elections a mere 2 months away, a new bipartisan George Washington University Battleground Pollshows noticeable movement towards the GOP. When poll respondents are asked if they will be voting for "the Republican candidate or the Democratic candidate, in your Congressional district?", 46% chose Republican, while 42% went with the Democrats.

In March both sides were tied at 43%.

Other than a one-time bump of 47% in September of 2012, 46% is the GOP's high-water mark in this poll. Alternately, other than a one-time low of 41%, 42% is the Democrats low-water mark.

When asked what is driving their vote, the economy came in first place by a wide margin at 24%. Second place went to "behavior of your member of Congress (15%), third place went to ObamaCare (13%).

On the issue of the economy, the GOP is now trusted by a 7 point margin of 49% to 42%. That's a 3 point jump in the Republican Party's direction since March. When it comes to the federal budget and spending, the GOP is 13 points ahead of Democrats: 51-38%. In March, Republicans enjoyed only a 7 point lead.
 
The remarkable thing about this coming midterm electtion is how close it is, in spite of the fact that midterms typically go against the incumbent president's party. They do because all the nation's frustrations and failings are laid at the incumbent president's feet at that time.
 
and in this case rightly so. these leftist economic policies, big govt fascism, unguarded border and pro muslim brotherhood stuff is very dangerous.
 
and in this case rightly so. these leftist economic policies, big govt fascism, unguarded border and pro muslim brotherhood stuff is very dangerous.
And yet not enough to make it an out of the ordinary midterm election. You do not have the public behind you to the extent you think you do.
 
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