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BlueStreak

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13. That can cut both ways.

Wed Sep 26, 2012, 09:36 AM

Sep 2012

If it seems like an easy victory, the winning side my not bring the numbers either.

I really wish Obama would be more clear:

"We have to move beyond this gridlock. I have tried everything humanly possible to work across the aisle with Republicans. While we expect disagreements in politics, the American people expect leaders to come together with solutions that all can support. In far too many cases that has been impossible with the current make-up of the Republican Party. If they cannot come together in a spirit of compromise and progress, then you must give me a Congress i CAN work with. It is not enough to vote for me. You have to send a message to Congress too."

He can make this pitch down the stretch. I hope he does. It is actually a strong message for Obama. It puts the listener in the frame of mind that the Presidential outcome is not in question and the real decision is what to do about Congress.

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I was trying to find something nice to say. BlueStreak Sep 2012 #39

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I think MA is probably going to give Brown the Lazio treatment. Remember his sneering ass? Hillary Tarheel_Dem Sep 2012 #43

It's backfiring on him for this news cycle, anyway. MADem Sep 2012 #48

"It's backfiring on him for this news cycle, anyway." I'm glad to hear it. I mean, when you've.... Tarheel_Dem Sep 2012 #52

Maybe somebody from the Boston area can answer this BlueStreak Sep 2012 #44

There's no special "loyalty" by the people of MA to Harvard--not unless someone from there does MADem Sep 2012 #46

His campaign staff taunted Warren volunteers with Woo woo woo and tomahawk chops. MADem Sep 2012 #37

What does he think he is accomplishing with this racism? BlueStreak Sep 2012 #40

I think his staff went "rogue" and he's trying to jolly it all along. MADem Sep 2012 #47

Well, Brown started this in the debate BlueStreak Sep 2012 #49

You're right--I don't know if the "woo woo" and tomahawk chop was planned at the higher staff levels MADem Sep 2012 #51

The worries are the House and Senate races. ananda Sep 2012 #4

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You Are Correct About The Bandwagon Fact DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2012 #8

Well, that's because, like me, you have been a "Democrat Since Birth." MADem Sep 2012 #23

U said it! Nt PCIntern Sep 2012 #41

That can cut both ways. BlueStreak Sep 2012 #13

I have been making this same cry for months. musiclawyer Sep 2012 #35

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Nobody thinks the House can come back to the Dems this time BlueStreak Sep 2012 #42

Thanks for posting these DSB BootinUp Sep 2012 #5

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Yes! Loudestlib Sep 2012 #34

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So easy to tell sadly. mwooldri Sep 2012 #33

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