Could the Dems really lose in Mass - Kennedy's seat? 
trzaska2000 Send a noteboard - 18/01/2010 03:19:29 PM
trzaska2000 Send a noteboard - 18/01/2010 03:19:29 PM
Truly amazing, but the Dems may lose a Senate seat in Mass.
New Dem poll has Brown up:
PPP: Brown up 5
Public Policy Polling's final survey finds Scott Brown up 51% to 46%, a result that's within the margin for error of the poll but which mirrors most other recent polls in giving the Republican a lead in the race.
The quick summary:
Over the last week Brown has continued his dominance with independents and increased his ability to win over Obama voters as Coakley's favorability numbers have declined into negative territory. At the same time Democratic leaning voters have started to take more interest in the election, a trend that if it continues in the final 36 hours of the campaign could put her over the finish line.
Striking numbers:
-Brown is up 64-32 with independents and is winning 20% of the vote from people who supported Barack Obama in 2008 while Coakley is getting just 4% of the McCain vote.
-Those planning to turn out continue to be skeptical of the Democratic health care plan, saying they oppose it by a 48/40 margin.
New Dem poll has Brown up:
PPP: Brown up 5
Public Policy Polling's final survey finds Scott Brown up 51% to 46%, a result that's within the margin for error of the poll but which mirrors most other recent polls in giving the Republican a lead in the race.
The quick summary:
Over the last week Brown has continued his dominance with independents and increased his ability to win over Obama voters as Coakley's favorability numbers have declined into negative territory. At the same time Democratic leaning voters have started to take more interest in the election, a trend that if it continues in the final 36 hours of the campaign could put her over the finish line.
Striking numbers:
-Brown is up 64-32 with independents and is winning 20% of the vote from people who supported Barack Obama in 2008 while Coakley is getting just 4% of the McCain vote.
-Those planning to turn out continue to be skeptical of the Democratic health care plan, saying they oppose it by a 48/40 margin.
*MySmiley*
Could the Dems really lose in Mass - Kennedy's seat?
- 18/01/2010 03:19:29 PM
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- 18/01/2010 03:19:29 PM
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to quote yogi berra: it ain't over till it's over
- 18/01/2010 04:10:26 PM
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Oh, if Brown wins, I'm sure he will be out next election.....
- 18/01/2010 04:28:05 PM
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Even if he loses and it is close I think it will scare a lot of democrats
- 18/01/2010 04:15:03 PM
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If we don't get a handle on healthcare it will destroy the economy.
- 18/01/2010 06:01:18 PM
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It makes people question their priorities
- 18/01/2010 08:17:16 PM
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Maybe they should.
- 18/01/2010 09:47:11 PM
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You act like America is a collective
- 18/01/2010 10:16:39 PM
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Is it? What are the Republicans offering for the non-insured?
- 18/01/2010 10:20:42 PM
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Tort reform
- 18/01/2010 10:33:01 PM
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Ah yes. Which they're quite right about, of course - but one item does not a policy make. *NM*
- 18/01/2010 10:35:55 PM
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purchase insurance across state lines
- 18/01/2010 10:44:54 PM
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the dems don't see insurance companies as the enemy either
- 18/01/2010 11:09:24 PM
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that simply proves they are inept
- 19/01/2010 01:45:33 PM
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Or in the lobbies' pockets, or both; now you understand why the left is as mad as the right.
- 19/01/2010 11:55:14 PM
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Of course they did nothing for the 6 years they controlled Congress.
- 19/01/2010 12:39:44 AM
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That isn't true, my mother-in-law can now afford to buy her medicine
- 19/01/2010 01:57:28 PM
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Curious about the last part.
- 20/01/2010 12:05:40 AM
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There are some basic flaws in your argument
- 20/01/2010 03:18:58 PM
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The state laws are the result of the gentlemens agreement and the feds not minding the store.
- 20/01/2010 06:18:50 PM
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America, like all groups of people, IS a collective, however diverse.
- 19/01/2010 02:02:24 AM
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but it doesn't think like a collective
- 20/01/2010 03:25:29 PM
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Yes, I realize human beings are selfish; that's something to overcome, not embrace.
- 20/01/2010 06:21:33 PM
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I know who I'm voting for! 
- 18/01/2010 04:26:29 PM
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- 18/01/2010 04:26:29 PM
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I'm starting to think.....
- 18/01/2010 04:33:23 PM
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Certainly, he wouldn't stand a chance without protest votes. *NM*
- 18/01/2010 04:45:37 PM
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That whole "filibuster-proof" concept was a lot more valid...
- 18/01/2010 04:44:51 PM
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I have seen this argument elsewhere and I am not sure it makes sense
- 18/01/2010 05:28:57 PM
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It does not make sense if it's used in a partisan way, that's true.
- 18/01/2010 05:43:10 PM
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I think the fillibuster is with in the spirit and the law on the constitution
- 18/01/2010 06:03:55 PM
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I hope so. If people like me support Brown, then you know the Democrats are fucked.
- 18/01/2010 05:13:27 PM
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It's amazing, but even GWB and the R's didn't alienate the public so quickly.....
- 18/01/2010 10:02:27 PM
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I read Nate Silver at fivethirtyeight.com and he's refusing to call it...
- 18/01/2010 11:03:03 PM
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Wuss (that's directed facetiously at Silver, btw, not you seriously. )
- 19/01/2010 02:31:58 AM
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