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In Your Dreams....
Another faux headline from the intellectuals over at the HuffPo. The article doesn't read anything like the headline. In fact, the article says,"Republican officials acknowledge Bush's problems but predict they will not translate into significant setbacks this fall. "I don't think that intensity is going to be a problem at all" in key House races, said Carl Forti, spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee."
Both parties will spend heavily on those races, he said, "so every person who's going to vote will have seen TV ads, gotten phone calls, gotten mail." That will give them ample information to base their decision on the candidates, not on their feelings toward Bush, Forti said. He noted that polls continue to show that most Americans approve of their own House member even if they dislike Congress as a whole, and that bodes well for the party in power.
"They may be upset nationally," Forti said. "But clearly that does not mean they're not going to go vote for their congressman." House elections will turn mainly on local issues and nominees, he said.
Truth. You won't find it at the HuffPo, but dreams are in full bloom there.
posted by Senor PeerPressure at 3:30 PM
2 Comments:
LOL. Look at the map, Joe. Its all blue. The want people to believe that the entire country has intense opposition to the president. Not true at all. Even I would respond 'not doing a great job' if asked in a poll right now.
That doesnt mean I'm not glad he's in there instead of Kerry. And it doesnt mean I will vote democrat because of it. Neither will the others. Expect another chorus of the 'rigged diebold machines' when the dems get trounced once again this fall.
hey joe,
I live in NC and if there is anyone perpetrating fraud in North Carolina, then it is certainly Easly, Black and gang.
I'm not a registered Republican, but I do vote for some. Now if you want to see about voting over registered numbers take a look at Chicago, Philly, etc.
The Democrats are all about fraud. In 2000, I went to a Dem meeting in NJ, and rather than focusing on Gore's positions, the entire 'strategy' session was how to supress the Bush campaign (ie. pull up signs, pull down literature, distribute outright deceitful material).
I walked out and I will never support the Democrats like that again. I will vote for some now and then, but your are supporting a sinking ship.
Think about it... The Dems are so exciting because Bush has made some mistakes. That is their only strategy - to bring down the other guy and the Democrats have a long history of doing nothing once they do get power again.
Ideas. Ideas. Ideas. Bush may have some crazy ones, but at least he has a position. Trying to put democracy in the Middle East isn't teh worst idea anyone has ever had, but you leftists act like the 'sky is falling'. Hey Joe, how can army engineers manage to build abridge in the middle of Baghdad during a civil war? Ass
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