Why the 2010 Congressional Elections Won't Repeat 1994

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What do you think now Bob?

Ryan of TN 2:36PM November 03, 2010

France captain Patrice Evra claims that coach Raymond Domenech dropped him from the squad for "no valid reason'' and denied him the chance to apologise to the French public by reading out the players' statement himself.
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Madyadart of NH 8:35PM June 22, 2010

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hotels in banyuls dels apsres of 2:56PM April 10, 2010

When I was a boy the Beatles wrote a song called "Back in the USSR". That acronym stood for "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics".
I'll be dead before I vote for a Democrat that is trying to install that kind of government on US soil. In my opinion, the Obama administration is complicit in that act with the democrats of both houses of congress...
My vote will be for the millions who have died and suffered to prevent at first, the oppressive monarchies of Europe, now the socialists in office and within our congress, and eventually a communist take over of our gracious land...
We will lose what we do not stand and protect...forever.

Tom in San Diego of CA 2:05PM January 05, 2010

You not only look dorky but you are stupid too!

Jeff of WI 6:11AM January 01, 2010

There is a more direct comparison here: tax hikes. Newt and the GOP were able to use the tax hikes that Clinton and the Democrats ushered in to fuel the GOP's conquest of Congress. Obama and the Democrats are trying to impose private mandates for the healthcare reform that might as well be considered tax hikes. Now it is true that there's no Newt imfluence this time around. (He's out there, but seems to be wary of trying to get too closely involved.) The Tea Baggers have suddenly realized that they are being played by a PAC, and that will no doubt cause some loss of enthusiasm for the "cause." Sarah Palin is not a serious player. She's too busy being a gadfly and raking in the cash. The fools on the Hill are mostly scattershot in how they're dealing with Obama and the Dems. Fox and talk radio preach to the choir, so the only real question is turnout. Can Obama retain those who are disappointed in him and can the GOP count on the base to remain committed?

Puller58 of TX 5:31AM January 01, 2010

Trying to find good in this admionistration is like trying to find an alternator for your Yugo. Rotsa ruck.

allen of MS 3:14PM December 31, 2009

The incumbent shysters and thieves are giving the other 10% a bad name. Kick 'em all to the curb and start over after we nuke K Street.

Allen of MS 5:20PM December 30, 2009

The American people are sick and tired of both parties.
The more they ignore the people that they are elected to represent, the more the people will rise up against them.
"We the People" are sick and tired of the people "WE" elect getting better pay, better health care, and better retirement than 90% of every day Americans. Then they tell us they know what's best for us??? These people have stop "Serving" their country and have become "Self-Serving".
2010 will not be like 1994, I hope and pray that it will be bad for all incumbents, not matter the party because they are all to blame. It’s time to clean House (and Senate).

Larry of CA 11:45AM December 30, 2009