Spasm of a dying party

[just dust]

The party has been winning in red states here lately so, don't count them out just yet. Like I said the Re-pubs will over step their bounds and the Dems will be back in power. This has been going on for a very very long time.

But, that bs in California has to be stopped.

Only thing they won was the man is Alabama railroaded out . they traded frankenstien for him.
and the one in Virginia was recounted for (REP ) .

[kidrock]

and you are not a racist ?

No but, are you?

[kidrock]

Only thing they won was the man is Alabama railroaded out . they traded frankenstien for him.
and the one in Virginia was recounted for (REP ) .

Like I said don't count them out just yet, they won 2 races in red states last election and one I believe the last time was 26 years ago.

[dirtMAN007]

no but, are you?

according to you and some others on here i may well be !

[kidrock]

according to you and some others on here i may well be !

Well are you?

[kidrock]

One party is all but dead and that is the Democrats. The far left has hijacked the party and things are going to continue to get worse. A good number of the party now demands the Sanders/Warren type of candidates. Shumer is being bombarded and will continue to be bombarded by the (entitlement crowd). Dems have created this monster so they will have to live with it. On record are Shumer, Obama and the Clintons calling for strict border control, and now all of the sudden, they say all can come with few restrictions. You reap what you sow.

I remember just a few years ago the same thing was said about the Republican party and look what happened. The dems over step their bounds and the people rejected them. It will happen with republicans because history is on my side.

[Clayton_Wetter]

I remember just a few years ago the same thing was said about the Republican party and look what happened. The dems over step their bounds and the people rejected them. It will happen with republicans because history is on my side.

History is on your side? I believe you chose the wrong word. Confusion and lack of common sense is on your side among countless other faults!!! hahahahahaaaaa

[a25rjr]

I remember just a few years ago the same thing was said about the Republican party and look what happened. The dems over step their bounds and the people rejected them. It will happen with republicans because history is on my side.

Sooooo, you'll be bragging when the Republican party fails?.....real patriot there!

[Clayton_Wetter]

The party has been winning in red states here lately so, don't count them out just yet. Like I said the Re-pubs will over step their bounds and the Dems will be back in power. This has been going on for a very very long time.

But, that bs in California has to be stopped.

Mind if I stomp yet another one of your posts in the ground???

Red State Dems' Approval Ratings PLUMMET
01/24/2018 Source: AAN by: Remington Strelivo
3 3 0 9
image: https://aanews-structure-psyclone.ne...jpg?1516820012

Red State Dems' Approval Ratings PLUMMET By Dhruvaraj S - originally posted to Flickr as Elephant in Nagarhole National Park, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=7677792

Could the Democrats' so-called blue wave in 2018 be giving way to a Republican crimson tide?

According to new polls, nine of the most vulnerable Democratic senators up for re-election in 2018 in states won by President Donald Trump have seen their approval ratings plummet in the last year.

Leading the way is Senator Jon Tester (D-Montana) who saw his net approval rating collapse by 18 points. At the stat of 2017, Tester's net approval rating was +25 – meaning that his approval rating was 25 percentage points higher than his disapproval rating. Now, it's just +7.

Other Senators received almost as lousy news: Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND) dropped 11 points over the same period, from +28 to +17. Sen. Bob Casey in Pennsylvania recorded a 9 point drop, from +20 to +11.

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Missouri) dipped by 8 points each. Manchin's approval rating declined from +24 to +16 over 2017, and McCaskill's has gone from +8 in the first quarter to zero.

Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Indiana) and Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisconsin) each saw 6 point drops. Donnelly went from +20 to +14 while Baldwin went from +6 to zero.

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) declined 4 points, from +22 to +18, and Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Florida) dropped 2 points, from +27 to +25.

Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Michigan), also regarded as highly vulnerable, managed to buck the trend, but only barely: her net approval rating didn't budge, staying at +9.

Red state Democrats seem more vulnerable than ever, but one politician from a surprising state recorded the sharpest drop of 2017 –Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ), who faces renewed charges of public corruption by the Justice Department after his case ended in a mistrial last year. Menendez saw his approval plunge by 20 points, from +4 to -16.

While Democrats remain confident in their ability to win seats in the House, it's clear that the unfavorable Senate map and the tanking approval ratings of incumbent Democrats could result in an even stronger Republican majority in the U.S. Senate.

Read more at http://americanactionnews.com/articl...UjjQ48l6bpH.99

[kidrock]

History is on your side? I believe you chose the wrong word. Confusion and lack of common sense is on your side among countless other faults!!! hahahahahaaaaa

Nope but, history is on my side lol

[kidrock]

Sooooo, you'll be bragging when the Republican party fails?.....real patriot there!

Never said anything like that. I like it when we all succeed and not just one party. That's a true patriot right there

[kidrock]

Clayton haven't your leaned yet not to trust the polls, smh, when will you ever turn the light on. It has to be pretty dark up there between the ears lol