Could Tonights ( 11/03/09) Probable Conservative Wins in Virginia, New Jersey and New York Be the Beginning of the Domino Effect of the Mid Term Election Collapse For The 2010 Democrat Elections?

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Could Tonights ( 11/03/09) Probable Conservative Wins in Virginia, New Jersey and New York Be the Beginning of the Domino Effect of the Mid Term Election Collapse For The 2010 Democrat Elections?

by MissQueen - American Patriot Posted November 03, 2009 21:31:10

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Darling Biscuits November 11, 2009 00:17:54

Answered: Other
Doubtful.
gfreeman~American Atheist~ November 10, 2009 13:15:50

Answered: No.. Mr. Obama Is The Greatest President Since Sliced Bread, Even Though I'm Now Homeless and Jobless
Even though I am homeless and jobless, I get a good WiFi connection to comment on here.

I think it's more an indication of a useless Gov. in Corsine and a weak Democratic candidate in Virginia.

The governorship in Va. does not mean much anyways. The governor in Va. is pretty powerless and limited to one term, hardly any time at all to get anything done.
Epistemically Justified November 08, 2009 18:42:42

Answered: No.. Mr. Obama Is The Greatest President Since Sliced Bread, Even Though I'm Now Homeless and Jobless
Nice biased answer choices.

No, my vote for Bob McDonnell was neither a referendum on Obama, nor a vote in praise of Republicans. Quite simply, I voted for the best candidate among the choices available and this time around the best choice happened to be Republican. Don't count on this trend continuing indefinitely, and don't make assumptions just because they suit your political views.

People vote for different candidates for a multitude of reasons, and off-year elections are never a predictor of larger, more wide-spread races.

So, while I'm glad that McDonnell won this race, I'm not willing to translate that into an unrivaled victory for Republicans next year.
Will November 07, 2009 02:47:09

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The govenors won and even the mayor in New yourk won. I would think it a sign except that two seats went house seats went to the democrats. New Jersey and Virginia have always had republican governors when we get a democratic president.
hawk Semper Fi November 06, 2009 23:25:35

Answered: Yes.... Can Ya Hear Us Now Mr. Obama
These Wins in Virginia, New Jersey and New York could be the being of the end of this congress and administration in 2010. but only if we keep on coming at them from all sides, by supporting those in congress that are listing and for those who are not supporting conservatives that will run against them

The battle cry is still no Obamacare and 2010

Semper Fi
SilverHawk November 06, 2009 18:10:00

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Once healthcare reform is passed and people learn it's not the end of their world (and actually reduces their healthcare outlay) Democratic party fortunes will turn around. Also, the case can still be made that the economic downturn was inherited and caused by greed (a republican hallmark).
chiglet - Daedric Sigil Mag... November 06, 2009 17:37:17

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kevracer November 06, 2009 17:01:09

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two races do not make a trend
Heptarch November 06, 2009 14:51:13

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You're engaged in a little bit of wishful thinking here.
Marvelous Marvin November 06, 2009 12:22:51

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no problem
Dionysus November 06, 2009 12:21:50

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The Republicans won Two Governors races...how is that the start...

The True RWNJ lost in NY23 that is a good thing.
cruc1bl3 November 06, 2009 11:47:54

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If I were homeless and jobless, I don't think I would blame President Obama, unless I was a fanatical right wing partisan political propagandist trying to rewrite history to hide the failing of my own party, like yourself MissQ.
Ladybug November 06, 2009 03:09:53

Answered: Yes.... Can Ya Hear Us Now Mr. Obama
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blacky67843 November 06, 2009 01:42:54

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Skeeter -Hmm, Hmm, Hmm November 05, 2009 22:06:58

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What amazes me is how those on the left are playing down the victories. I suspect their outlook would be different and the opinion would change if the Democrat candidates had won.
MrSmith November 05, 2009 20:32:31

Answered: Yes.... Can Ya Hear Us Now Mr. Obama
Lies, Deceit and Corruption will not prevail. It's time we add another 545 people to the unemployment line.

1 President
9 Judges
100 Senators
435 Congressmen
gjtfkgnhkm November 05, 2009 18:33:35

Answered: Yes.... Can Ya Hear Us Now Mr. Obama
moderated...
Patriotic American November 05, 2009 17:21:56

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None of the above, Virginia has a track record of going for a Governor of the opposite party that holds the Whitehouse. New Jersey is a cesspool of corruption in both parties...from what I understand the republican candidate in New Jersey ran a positive campaign, what is really telling is the rebuke of the republicans in New York's 23rd district, a seat that has been held by a republican since Ulysses S Grant shows that Sarah Palin, Dick Armey and the t-baggers are not appealing to most republicans! How either party fairs next year depends on jobs, jobs, jobs!
TruePatriot November 05, 2009 16:35:05

Answered: Yes.... Can Ya Hear Us Now Mr. Obama
MattieJaye November 05, 2009 14:46:24

Answered: Yes.... Can Ya Hear Us Now Mr. Obama
We're coming for you, and you'd better be ready to move!