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Kelvin Mace

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1. I think more likely the status quo will be maintained

Fri Mar 21, 2014, 01:18 PM

Mar 2014

with control of the Senate and no chance of gaining the House.

We will probably lose ground in the Senate, and gain a few seats in the House.

The Dem leadership would have a re-run of 2006, but they have embraced Wall Street as their savior and turned their back on Main Street.

2016 means HRC as president and she will have enough coattails to retake the House and hold the Senate, but like Obama, she will squander that gain to appease her masters on Wall Street.

Pretty much we lose either way, it is just a matter of how fast.

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In midterms we get clobbered [View all] cali Mar 2014 OP

I think more likely the status quo will be maintained Kelvin Mace Mar 2014 #1

I think your assessment is pretty good cali Mar 2014 #2

I hope you are right Kelvin Mace Mar 2014 #5

Maybe CFLDem Mar 2014 #3

Redistricting isn't one of them brooklynite Mar 2014 #9

Historically, we should theboss Mar 2014 #4

2006, MAY IT HAPPEN AGAIN. pansypoo53219 Mar 2014 #6

In 2006, the WH was controlled by the GOP. Seeking Serenity Mar 2014 #7

Conventional wisdom doesn't always have to apply. Skidmore Mar 2014 #8

Sounds like you're hoping for it. JoePhilly Mar 2014 #10

Oh make no mistake about it.... Cali_Democrat Mar 2014 #12

An epic flood is needed ... JoePhilly Mar 2014 #13

you have a lot of nerve. No, I'm not hoping it. And I didn't say it,honey cali Mar 2014 #17

perfect. OK, I admit I was waiting for the inevitable chastizing comment cali Mar 2014 #16

One of your best posts yet Cali_Democrat Mar 2014 #11

Just a quote from the prez you so worship, dear. cali Mar 2014 #18

No, it is not Unless Smith Mar 2014 #14

Conventional wisdom aside. Savannahmann Mar 2014 #15