Matalin: 90% Chance GOP Takes Both House and Senate

The current Congress and Administration have pushed an agenda the American people were clearly against. None of the policies pushed by them has worked to improve the economy or jobs. They passed a healthcare bill the American people did not want and all it seems to have done is made costs go up. The passed credit card reform but all that did was make the costs of credit cards go up for most people. The HUGE stimulus bill essentially turned out to be a waste of money. The Congress and Administration are actually at war with the very people who create jobs.
We need to get them out of office before they do any more harm. REMEMBER IN November…VOTE THEM OUT!!!
As long as our government continues the reckless spending and unprecedented meddling with businesses, we cannot expect real long term growth.
The Congress and current Administration have put the country on a course of reckless government spending that has mortgaged the future of all Americans especially future generations. The only way to fix this long term structural problem is to create a pro-growth atmosphere for business. To do this we must reduce taxes NOW. How many different taxes does a business or individual pay on a regular basis? We must eliminate number and complexity of all these taxes and reduce the tax burden.
We also need to end the micro-management of business and the economy. Until we GREATLY reduce the tax burden on business and consumers and remove the senseless regulations that accomplish little in relation to the cost they impose, our future is bleak.
REMEMBER IN November…VOTE THEM OUT!!!

The only way any Republican victory will matter is if it is decisive. If it is only a marginal victory, then no one wins because all there will be is gridlock. Even though I’m a Democrat I’m hoping for a decisive Republican victory in Congress. That way the Republicans become the party in power in the Congress. We know that with a fickle electorate, they will also be blamed for failed policies just in time for the 2012 campaign.
AAC

Incidentally, Sue, the Social Security budget projection presumes the government pays back all the money it has borrowed from the program. Even if the government had not borrowed from Social Security, the program would still be facing the same problems.
Sincerely,
Brian P. Rabbit

Donna looks like she just swallowed a bitter pill. That pill is called REALITY.

“Brazile said some of the Democrats’ low poll numbers are self-inflicted because they are not explaining the policies that helped turn the economy around.”
That’s hard to do because the policies did nothing for the economy. Why do administration apologists remain shackled to arguments the vast majority of America rejects or which defy common sense?

“The only way any Republican victory will matter is if it is decisive. If it is only a marginal victory, then no one wins because all there will be is gridlock. Even though I’m a Democrat I’m hoping for a decisive Republican victory in Congress. That way the Republicans become the party in power in the Congress. We know that with a fickle electorate, they will also be blamed for failed policies just in time for the 2012 campaign.”
so much here. dude, gridlock was the 1990s, right?? balanced budegts, gov shutdowns, limiting spending. gridlock is terribel right?? sorry. when they “work” overtime to kill health incurance and the banks thru regulation, gridlock is not only preferable, its required for survival. too funny. oh, and when the rep policies that aren’t vetoed by BHO succeed, hows that gonan work out for ya in ’12?? peace out bro. good luck. read more books ok?
“Your president did not run on healthcare reform and had he done so he would not have been elected.” – i disagree here. he ran on: ‘YOUR premiums will go down, we will cut costs, ADD 30 million people to the rolls, and no one has the change their insurance company” THATS what he ran on. if he had thrown in a free unicorn for every voter it would have been more plausible. people voted for insanity. you CANT insure everyone without cutting costs WITHOUT rationing. WITHOUT a decrease in R&D. you cant cut costs while adding young uninsured without a mandate. you cant enforce a mandate if the penalty is unconsitutional. if the unconsitutional penalty is fractio0ns of the premium it wont work and genrate premium doallrs to offset higher costs form insuring high age/high cost (sickly) policy holders. you cant cut medicare add a new program and balance the budget with a reduction to doc reimbursements of 40% (that wont happen due to doc fix). you cant cut doc reimbursements by 40% and keep enough doctors in the business (unless you import foreign docs, pay them peanuts, and make every doc a hospital employee). the dems abandoned cost containment immediately. the budget is now busted with doc fix plus healthcare act. and private insurers are raising rates not decreasing them (variety of reasons there, even with mandate [in the future]). and more are dropping out of markets, reducing competition, which does NOT reduce costs. the “people” who voted for him, we’re lied to, basically rejecting the old addage 2+2=4, and they wanted to be lied to. and believe it. the obama voter experienceing buyers remorese has no one but himself to blame for not doing the math. the dems war on math will be the most welcome casualty of november. the grown-ups are going to have to start picking up a pencil and showing the obama voters their work. we cant afford any more unicorn salesmen like BHO. the soon to be ireelevent president.

Hello, Brian P. Rabbit. I thought I would help you out and let you know in advance the Democrat’s game plan for the rest of this fall:
1) Denial
2) Anger
3) Bargaining
4) Depression
5) Acceptance
It’s a shame you’re still stuck on #1. You really should try to work through these as quickly as you can.

” by 7 POINTS (53 to 40) voters support Republican congressional candidates over Democrats, the largest margin the history of our poll. ”
Wait till George figures out 53 to 40 is actually 13 POINTS. His head is going to explode!

It is never a good thing to have a one-party government. There are no checks and balances in this administration so it has gone hog-wild with the Democrats in control of the House, Senate and White House. If Americans had any common sense they would always ensure that no one party had full control of our government of the people. This November ensure that we change this bad mistake. Vote the bums out of both parties.

The problem isn’t Democrats not explaining what they’ve done. It is what they’ve done. It requires no explanation. When the Congress and president to conspire to shove unpalatable policies down the throat of a public that doesn’t want the government doing the things that it’s doing, it’s tough to get that government re-elected.