FarmerMatt
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Here it is a little over a week before the election. Obama / Biden seem to have a firm lead in most of the polls. Most talking heads feel that this will be a year for the dems like 94 was a year for the repubs. Lay it all on the line & say how you think it'll all play out. I'll go first.
Dems will take the house & senate handily. I don't know wether it'll get to the #'s of being filibuster proof, but it will come close. The reason for this will be the backlash over the bail out by repubs firing their own reps. Repubs tend to eat their own & this will be the case this year.
McCain will be our next pres.
First, I'm leery of the polls. I know I don't answer them when they call & some study's show that 60% of the calls placed by pollsters are refused.
Second, (this part is not meant to be racist & I would say the same thing if JC Watts was running for pres. on the repub ticket.) When it comes down to the actual person pulling the lever in private behind the curtain there will be a bunch of people who won't vote for a black man no matter what his politics are. What they say publicly is one thing, privately is a different question. I do not find any joy this part of my argument & find it sad that this may still hold true, but I think it's relevant.
So the real question that comes from this is will the dems get enough to become veto proof?
Dems will take the house & senate handily. I don't know wether it'll get to the #'s of being filibuster proof, but it will come close. The reason for this will be the backlash over the bail out by repubs firing their own reps. Repubs tend to eat their own & this will be the case this year.
McCain will be our next pres.
First, I'm leery of the polls. I know I don't answer them when they call & some study's show that 60% of the calls placed by pollsters are refused.
Second, (this part is not meant to be racist & I would say the same thing if JC Watts was running for pres. on the repub ticket.) When it comes down to the actual person pulling the lever in private behind the curtain there will be a bunch of people who won't vote for a black man no matter what his politics are. What they say publicly is one thing, privately is a different question. I do not find any joy this part of my argument & find it sad that this may still hold true, but I think it's relevant.
So the real question that comes from this is will the dems get enough to become veto proof?