You know Obama’s in trouble when people are feeling nostalgic about Hillary Clinton. And that’s exactly what happening in some precincts of the progressive community:
The first televised ad for a Clinton-for-President recruitment campaign has officially hit the airwaves, courtesy William DeJean, a Chicago dentist who tells CNN he thinks the former senator and acting Secretary […]
The Nevada Senate race between Sharron Angle and the current Senate Majority Leader is, of course, one of the most closely watched contests of the midterms. Needless to say, the Democrats and the “news” media have told lie after lie about Angle. But, as this ad demonstrates, the truth is a much deadlier weapon—particularly if […]
Brilliant satire from Heritage: A Dem congressman’s strategy session concerning the best way to explain why he won’t be having Town Hall meetings. The sad thing is that such discussions have obviously been going on in real life all across America. The Dems are afraid of the voters, and with good reason:
Rick Scott, who has been a vocal opponent of Obamacare since it began working its nefarious way through Congress last year, beat the Republican establishment candidate for Florida’s governorship:
With most precincts counted, Scott looked to be overcoming the might of the Republican establishment … The Associated Press and New York Times called the race for Scott […]
Marco Rubio, who once seemed like a long shot candidate for Florida’s open Senate seat, has won the GOP nomination:
When GOP hopeful Marco Rubio entered the race for the U.S. Senate, most political observers gave him zero chance of knocking off then-GOP incumbent governor Charlie Crist. But voters overwhelmingly selected Rubio to be the GOP nominee […]
It’s a “wave election,” according to Cook, who thinks the wave is getting bigger all the time. He says the “best case scenario” for the Dems is to retain a five-seat majority, and is predicting that Republicans will take over the House. He believes the GOP could win the Senate, but would have to “run […]
Remember all that BS we heard from the President and his congressional accomplices about how Obamacare was going to bend the cost curve down and reduce the federal deficit? Well, it would appear that our progressive friends have decided to abandon that preposterous meme:
Key White House allies are dramatically shifting their attempts to defend health care legislation, abandoning claims […]
North Carolina Senator Kay Hagan gets raked over the coals by one of her constituents over ObamaCare. One of the best points she (the constituent) makes involves unaccountable bureaucrats (like Donald Berwick). She correctly says that she can (and will) vote against the Senator but has no ability to fire the apparatchiks the Dems have […]
In recent elections, TIPP has the best accuracy record of any public polling firm, and it shows Obama’s approval rating in a free fall as the voters contemplate the end of Democrat control of Congress:
Likely voters favor GOP control of Congress over continued Democratic rule by 50%-39%, up from 48%-43% in July.
Note that there is also bad […]
John R. Graham, of the Pacific Research Institute, sends up Obama’s video about HealthCare.gov. My favorite part is his mention of Harry Reid’s letter to HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius whining about reimbursement cuts to Nevada hospitals:
I am very concerned that this proposal will result in a net reduction in payment to Nevada’s hospitals when they are […]
