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"Regardless of what the polls say, I personally believe the writing is on the wall. Barack Obama is out in November. Millions of people sit ready to oust him in November, and many millions more have never been polled in their lifetimes. The silent majority are ready." http://www.city-data.com/forum/25756853-post2.html
To win a Senate seat in most states one needs only win a major population center or two, and most major cities trend Dem. Plus in all honesty the ACA didn't hurt the Dems core base (welfare parasites)- it just gave even more of them "free" Medicaid.
I think the Dems will hold the Senate; hell they may even pick a seat up.
What you've said here is 100% diametrically opposed to what the real political analysts are saying. Those who make a living through this type of research disagree with you.
"Regardless of what the polls say, I personally believe the writing is on the wall. Barack Obama is out in November. Millions of people sit ready to oust him in November, and many millions more have never been polled in their lifetimes. The silent majority are ready." http://www.city-data.com/forum/25756853-post2.html
Your point? Since then, I have blamed Republicans for low voter turnout. Why don't post those quotes also?
In today's Politico, Senators Manchin and King said they would not switch and become Republicans. So Republicans will need to pick up a net 6 seats to gain the majority in the Senate. That's a lot. I can see Dems with a 51-49 majority or 50-50 and retaining the majority because the Vice President is the deciding vote in ties.
I do not agree with you, I am sure others will say the same. Everyone on the left seem so sure she will run and win, it might not happen. Has that crossed your mind and if it does, don't be too sure she will have the power to bring many senators in.
nmnita- If she does run, she will most likely win and I think she might encourage other women to run ...and end up bringing in some fresh faces. The public is starting to tire of hearing and seeing a bunch of cranky old men from both parties constantly fighting and whining about every little thing!
In today's Politico, Senators Manchin and King said they would not switch and become Republicans. So Republicans will need to pick up a net 6 seats to gain the majority in the Senate. That's a lot. I can see Dems with a 51-49 majority or 50-50 and retaining the majority because the Vice President is the deciding vote in ties.
Most political analysts disagree with you.
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