The Democrats will win the 2016 Presidential Election in a landslide.

originally posted by: TDawgRex
a reply to: Spider879

I want to see a Walker vs. Warren run. That would be amusing. Warren trying to prove that she has what it takes to run a nation with no experience against Walker who has ran (and won) at the Executive level, crushed his opponents repeatedly just by common sense alone and has won over many Democrats and Liberals within his own State.

It would be a bigger shell-lacking than the Reagan-Dukakis election!

I foresee a lot of Blue Dog Democrats coming out of the closet in 2016.

No doubt Walker's money from the Brothers Koch will not energize millions to send in their $1:00 to $100. highlighting the very thing most Americans hate BIG $$ in politics I say go for it.

a reply to: Gryphon66

If the Republicans lose badly in 2016 with paper ballots ... then the GOP fielded the worst possible candidate.

But, cry not. The U.S. is still full of Democrats with all manner of "inventive" ideas for Voter Fraud:

www.rnla.org...
RNLA: VOTER FRAUD NEWS

a reply to: nwtrucker

Oh great, another of these threads.

You might want to take a look at spending and debt under Dubya bush before you start ranting about the economic calamity of a Dem president.

Every time I see threads like this I can predict how they're going to go. It's mental how the US is so simplistic and divided over politics, seemingly to the extremes in many cases.

You know, I hope Dems keep power for a long time, I really do. In Republican states you have them creating laws allowing Christians to be bigots against all others under some bizarre notion of "freedom of religion", and that's all I need to see to know that the Republican party is rotten to the core.

I actually think the Dems will win too, and not for all the very partisan reasons you claim. Quite simply, the younger generations are more inclined to be decent to each other, while the older Conservative generations seemingly want to do nothing but hate. The older are dying out, the republican base is shrinking, the youth want to move the nation on and they're growing.

The only way the Republican party can possibly save itself is by removing the cancer of the Tea Party, religious, moralistic, ranting nutters and focus exclusively on economic conservatism. That's the only thing anyone is going to be interested in.

Want to prevent same-sex marriage? You're out.
Want to tell women what to do with their bodies? You're out.
Want to give corporations control? You're out.
Want to give Christians the right to be racist, sexist, homophobic? You're out.

These are the things the youth are seeing the Republicans supporting, and that is why they'll be voting Democrat in increasing numbers.

originally posted by: MKMoniker
a reply to: Gryphon66

If the Republicans lose badly in 2016 with paper ballots ... then the GOP fielded the worst possible candidate.

But, cry not. The U.S. is still full of Democrats with all manner of "inventive" ideas for Voter Fraud:

www.rnla.org...
RNLA: VOTER FRAUD NEWS

So, the options are ...

1) Republicans win!

or

2) Massive Voter Fraud!

That about sum your position up?

a reply to: Rocker2013

Sigh, I never suggested Bush didn't do bail-outs. Surely not to the level of Obama.

As to the rest of your post, as others, your why the Dems probably win.

The irony of your religious hate is here you are thriving in what was a Judeo-Christian country. How the heck did that happen if all the things you post were/are true?

Simple answer, you wouldn't. The fact is the over-all group that is Christian was benevolent, tolerant and considerate.

All qualities disappearing at an amazing rate in the left.

They should win...they imported a couple million voters this year alone...

Republicans will spend the next two years arguing among themselves and demonstrating that they're not fit to govern.

Voter turnout is typically much lower and much more Republican for mid terms. IF Dems manage to get people to actually go out and vote, they should win in a landslide.

If Hillary runs, it is widely expected she will take much of the Southern vote, which for at least the last 40 years has been a bastion of Republican support.

Given that the US Presidential vote is so geared to the electoral college, instead of being a direct national vote, the likelihood of a Dem loss is very low, considering they have over a 100 vote lead in the electoral college given state by state Hillary opinion polls.

BTW - When the media tells you that the NATIONAL vote is "very close, within less than 5%", don't listen to them. The NATIONAL VOTE doesn't matter - AT ALL. Voting for President is NOT a national vote, as much as they'd like to have you believe. It's a state by state vote. Watch the state by state polling, not the national polls, to get a more accurate version of how close the election is.

In 2012, Mitt Romney never came within 100 Electoral College votes of Obama, although media kept trying to say how close it was by citing National Polls of less than a 2% difference. In reality it was never even close.

a reply to: Spider879

Same reason as the rest of the Dems.. Talk about 'evil corporations', but take as big or bigger money from them, directly or indirectly, these days than the Republicans.

It's her solutions that suck. More freebies, no action against the big boys. AKA. Obama. Just feed the health insurance companies at a speed unmatched by the right.

Or she'd wipe them out and replace it with nothing viable. The right-the real right- would restrain them, not kill them...

Ah.

A Republican "win" last November bought us all a few precious months of quiet on the "voter fraud" front.

Apparently now, the machine is gearing up again, just in case.

a reply to: Gryphon66

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice....

Already into the season of baseless, low-information quips I see.

Every investigation of voter fraud in the United States has demonstrated that such exists, but is miniscule.

This includes a five-year investigation by the Bush Justice Department.

Voter fraud does exist and always has, and Democrats, Republicans and Independents participate in it, however, the idea that voter fraud is or has been prevalent enough to sway any national election in recent history is nothing more than a shibboleth of the continuing right-wing efforts including, since the late 60s, Southern "dixiecrat" support and cooperation, the effort to disenfranchise American voters.

originally posted by: Vroomfondel
They should win...they imported a couple million voters this year alone...

Si.

originally posted by: babybunnies
Republicans will spend the next two years arguing among themselves and demonstrating that they're not fit to govern.

Voter turnout is typically much lower and much more Republican for mid terms. IF Dems manage to get people to actually go out and vote, they should win in a landslide.

If Hillary runs, it is widely expected she will take much of the Southern vote, which for at least the last 40 years has been a bastion of Republican support.

Given that the US Presidential vote is so geared to the electoral college, instead of being a direct national vote, the likelihood of a Dem loss is very low, considering they have over a 100 vote lead in the electoral college given state by state Hillary opinion polls.

BTW - When the media tells you that the NATIONAL vote is "very close, within less than 5%", don't listen to them. The NATIONAL VOTE doesn't matter - AT ALL. Voting for President is NOT a national vote, as much as they'd like to have you believe. It's a state by state vote. Watch the state by state polling, not the national polls, to get a more accurate version of how close the election is.

In 2012, Mitt Romney never came within 100 Electoral College votes of Obama, although media kept trying to say how close it was by citing National Polls of less than a 2% difference. In reality it was never even close.

Yes, sadly there are many people so stupid, they'd vote for Hillary.

Certain American voters do indeed vote against their own self-interest, as we saw in the last couple of mid-term elections.

However, Americans have the right to vote their conscience, no matter how "stupid" I personally find their choices.

For real though I say letem take the helm, you know especially this crop of candidates is gonna crash and burn everything around them by overreaching , the tool box filled with dull blades

So fwd to 20:00 for his thunderous applause from his lemmings

Compare to the sound of crickets chirping at the International Association of Fire Fighters
Same talking points totally different reactions..pls by all means watch the full vid easy to find
but for now start the first vid at 20:00..

I have been reading and watching the path of this OP. What will happen in the next election,you ask? I'm in my late 60's and I have seen this country change drastically.

I'm from eastern Kentucky where poverty is the normal why of life. Choices in life there are few. You may farm, work in the coal fields or go on public assistance. Unemployment is high at around 60% if what I'm told is correct. Jobs in the coal fields are drying up due to government regulations. Farming is going in the same direction leaving only public assistance to support your family.

Democrats are always there with a small handout and on the other hand over-regulating the industries that give the population their livelihood. Republican only have promises. Neither have solutions.

This bring up the question of who to vote for. Hillary will be like a third term of Obama. Warren has already proven that she'll lie to get what she wants but sounds like someone who will throw all to the wind for her socialist views. Bush is a RINO and nobody knows where he stands. Walker is very painful to the left. Every time he show up the left melts down...why?

Obama is not finished with us yet. He has a bunch of time left to inflict this country with his visions of America.

My prediction is Obama will issue a blanket pardon to all of his regime. This will leave the Republicans standing flatfooted and red faced with no game plan for the country.

If Hillary wins in 2016, I will say that the election has been rigged. No one that I have talked to wants another Clinton or Bush in the whitehouse.

Don’t the people see what's going on here?

Bush and Clinton the elite’s chief puppets are being rammed down our throats.

One of them will win, believe me...

Want to make a bet...I'd be glad to take your money

Obama was a (no pun intended) dark horse who turned out to be a total fraud

An incompetent puppet being run by a second rate corrupt ex-slum lord from Chicago Valerie Jarrett.

If she and Obama aren’t the archetype of the Manchurian candidate movie characters then there’s no such thing!

Clinton is also the typical self-centered puppet of the elite that will only at best manage the chaos of this country

Jeb Bush will likely be something like the Third Antichrist (third Bush president) selected to finish the job his knave brother started—that is the total destruction of America—set up by Bush the 2nd and this bumbling, fake progressive Barack Obama who has let terrorist run rampant so the next guy can have 20 wars all over the world!

Stay tuned folks:

IT'S GONNA BE A REALLY BIG SHOW!

a reply to: nwtrucker

Any different up your way? I think not.....

Nope, no different at all.

Which is why I said what I said.



Soooo... what was the point of your post to me again ?

... other than the obvious attempt to take a childish cheap shot at a non-existing issue besides the one you invented in your own mind ?

And it's because the Republican party is too busy infighting to get anything done. The GOP needs to evolve, become more Libertarian, or the right will never see the white house again. Rand Paul is the only person that has a chance in 2016, thinking otherwise is denial.

The elections are now another version of the 3 Card Monty.
I would not place a bet on any person, or any party for that matter.