“Republican Scott Brown could save us”

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1]

But with unemployment high, the voters want Democratic ideas, not less.

[/quote]

Brian: Wait a minute, weren’t you the guy that said ideas and ideals weren’t important, but pragmatism was? You know, in response to the contention that Obama hasn’t followed through on quite a few of his campaign promises, especially those dealing with the preservation of our civil liberties.

With unemployment high, the voters want JOBS. Screw ideas. Ideas don’t put food on the table or pay the bills. Unless and until the Dems figure out the job problem, they’re foursquare in the voter’s sights. You’re seeing this now, with the rapidity of Obama’s slide in popularity. Whether its right or wrong, people are now holding him responsible for the state of the economy.

[sd_matt]

I wonder why Rush and Hannity are continuing to paint Obama as an ideologue when he is first and foremost a bankster crony.

Are they trying to prevent us from seeing the pattern lest we apply our lessons to the Repubs too? Either way it is indoctrination radio. It kills me that audiences give their ears to these pieces of crap and not more to people like Bill Handel.

Just thinking.

[sd_matt]

I wonder why Rush and Hannity are continuing to paint Obama as an ideologue when he is first and foremost a bankster crony.

Are they trying to prevent us from seeing the pattern lest we apply our lessons to the Repubs too? Either way it is indoctrination radio. It kills me that audiences give their ears to these pieces of crap and not more to people like Bill Handel.

Just thinking.

[sd_matt]

I wonder why Rush and Hannity are continuing to paint Obama as an ideologue when he is first and foremost a bankster crony.

Are they trying to prevent us from seeing the pattern lest we apply our lessons to the Repubs too? Either way it is indoctrination radio. It kills me that audiences give their ears to these pieces of crap and not more to people like Bill Handel.

Just thinking.

[sd_matt]

I wonder why Rush and Hannity are continuing to paint Obama as an ideologue when he is first and foremost a bankster crony.

Are they trying to prevent us from seeing the pattern lest we apply our lessons to the Repubs too? Either way it is indoctrination radio. It kills me that audiences give their ears to these pieces of crap and not more to people like Bill Handel.

Just thinking.

[sd_matt]

I wonder why Rush and Hannity are continuing to paint Obama as an ideologue when he is first and foremost a bankster crony.

Are they trying to prevent us from seeing the pattern lest we apply our lessons to the Repubs too? Either way it is indoctrination radio. It kills me that audiences give their ears to these pieces of crap and not more to people like Bill Handel.

Just thinking.

[patientrenter]

[quote=sd_matt]I wonder why Rush and Hannity are continuing to paint Obama as an ideologue when he is first and foremost a bankster crony.

Are they trying to prevent us from seeing the pattern lest we apply our lessons to the Repubs too?….[/quote]

Bingo.

[patientrenter]

[quote=sd_matt]I wonder why Rush and Hannity are continuing to paint Obama as an ideologue when he is first and foremost a bankster crony.

Are they trying to prevent us from seeing the pattern lest we apply our lessons to the Repubs too?….[/quote]

Bingo.

[patientrenter]

[quote=sd_matt]I wonder why Rush and Hannity are continuing to paint Obama as an ideologue when he is first and foremost a bankster crony.

Are they trying to prevent us from seeing the pattern lest we apply our lessons to the Repubs too?….[/quote]

Bingo.

[patientrenter]

[quote=sd_matt]I wonder why Rush and Hannity are continuing to paint Obama as an ideologue when he is first and foremost a bankster crony.

Are they trying to prevent us from seeing the pattern lest we apply our lessons to the Repubs too?….[/quote]

Bingo.

[patientrenter]

[quote=sd_matt]I wonder why Rush and Hannity are continuing to paint Obama as an ideologue when he is first and foremost a bankster crony.

Are they trying to prevent us from seeing the pattern lest we apply our lessons to the Repubs too?….[/quote]

Bingo.

[poorgradstudent]

Brown’s chances are greater than zero and a lot worse than 50-50.

I’d put his odds at somewhere from 5-10% right now. In an ordinary election a Republican would have zero chance of winning. But special elections about about turnout even more so than normal elections. Bad weather can discourage middle of the road voters. I guess we’ll see what happens.

[poorgradstudent]

Brown’s chances are greater than zero and a lot worse than 50-50.

I’d put his odds at somewhere from 5-10% right now. In an ordinary election a Republican would have zero chance of winning. But special elections about about turnout even more so than normal elections. Bad weather can discourage middle of the road voters. I guess we’ll see what happens.

[poorgradstudent]

Brown’s chances are greater than zero and a lot worse than 50-50.

I’d put his odds at somewhere from 5-10% right now. In an ordinary election a Republican would have zero chance of winning. But special elections about about turnout even more so than normal elections. Bad weather can discourage middle of the road voters. I guess we’ll see what happens.

[poorgradstudent]

Brown’s chances are greater than zero and a lot worse than 50-50.

I’d put his odds at somewhere from 5-10% right now. In an ordinary election a Republican would have zero chance of winning. But special elections about about turnout even more so than normal elections. Bad weather can discourage middle of the road voters. I guess we’ll see what happens.

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