G.O.P. scores big

Is that what you wanted to hear?

well, there you go

I am a graceful loser

congradulations

the party in power always loses Virginia

for something like 175 years now

you da man!

Now, let's see what 2010 looks like

"would you like a nice game of chess?"

"Later"

Now, shall we play a game?

Love to

how badly will Dems lose the house next year?

I say not so bad

-fr41trek-

ps: nite nite

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Dorothy H. Nov 4, 2009, 6:28am EST

It was an interesting election time. Palin, Thompson, and Dick Army endorsed Hoffman lost to Democrat candidate Owens, so looks like 3rd Party Candidates are still unable to break that 2 Party system thing going, but Hoffman, I think is an inexperienced campaigner, but at least he got his feet wet, this time around.

Bloomberg managed to squeek by to the win, after outspending the opponant 10 to 1, but I heard he is a pretty competent guy, so good on N.Y., for turning out for him.

I forget the names of some of the more publicized races, but I heard, Corzine, the Democrat ran negative adds, and was not that competant, so the voters sent him packing, and the Republican candidate ran a clean race, so congrats to the voters for rejecting negative campaign tactics. Good on you!

Overhearing some analysis on the Dems. losses in some areas it looks like the analyzers are not quite getting it. Although divisive issues may tug at voters hearts, it's JOBS, JOBS, JOBS, baby, that will bring in the votes in this economic situation. In the analysis of what the various sides need to do, when stratgizing for their campaigns, going forward, many hot button issues were mentioned, but nothing was said about jobs.

"It's the economy, stupid"

FRED R. Nov 4, 2009, 11:51am EST

yes

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Larry M. Nov 4, 2009, 7:00am EST

It's always the economy. Money trumps all.

FRED R. Nov 4, 2009, 11:51am EST

always

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Robert G. Nov 4, 2009, 7:51am EST

Good wake up call for the Dems in 2010

FRED R. Nov 4, 2009, 11:52am EST

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Alan D. Nov 4, 2009, 8:56am EST

The GOP did great in NJ. That was a hell of a victory.

People rejected Palin/Dick Armey and the TEA PARTY movement: that's the other big story. The tea patiers candidate got rejected.

Democrats wake up. If you don't pass health care, we will not bother to go out and vote for you. That's my last takeaway

FRED R. Nov 4, 2009, 11:52am EST

idk

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Jane C. Nov 4, 2009, 9:09am EST

I think it depends on whether we see a Republican Party split or not.

FRED R. Nov 4, 2009, 11:53am EST

Dorothy H. Nov 4, 2009, 6:17pm EST

That mat happen in some cases, Jane, but not like it used to work so easily, anymore. The people want that change they voted for, tough economy or not. We're all tough'en it out with this economy. Roll up the sleeves, and get the jobs, jobs, jobs done!

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