Do the Republicans even have a chance in this years elections?

Question

Recent polls from CNN show that the republican party will be out this election. Is this the break America has been looking for?

Answer 1

The only way a Republican can win is to get as far away from Bush as humanly possible. A stand against Bush's war would probably not hurt - haven't enough people died for nothing?

And, for some strange reason, in mid-term elections, if the Republicans control the White House, the Democrats win and vice versa. It's basically a checks and balances system.

I'm sick of the Far Right and Big Business running the country and its time for the people to vote out the special interest groups and their Congressional lackeys. Its time for a revolution in this country and the best type is at the ballot box. We learned in the '60's that violence won't work.

Time to dump the Republicans and put in the Democrats - power to the people!!

Answer 2

The Democrats failed to offer up a Senate Candidate in Indiana to oppose Richard Lugar. That is now a safe seat. That campaign money will be useful in other Races. In New Jersey Corzine has shut down the New Jersey State Government because the Democrat led legislature opposes raising the Sales tax. Good news for The New Jersey GOP. In Indiana also Mitch Daniels received 3.8 Billion dollars for leasing the Indiana Toll Road. Democrats failed to stop the plan in the State Supreme Court because the Democrat Party could not post 1.3 billion dollars to stop the plan. The Roads are funded now the budget is balanced a year early and a Honda Plant is coming to rural Indiana and other States are actually considering following leasing their toll roads. So what you say may be true, keep in mind that there is only one poll that counts. These are two States out of fifty.

Answer 3

I do believe the Republicans have a very good chance, but the right Republican has to distance himself quite a bit from Bush without going too far (or he may wind up alienating the Republican base). Look strongly at John McCain to be influential, but he himself won't win. I believe if a Republican can get him to agree to be the vice president running mate though, that Republican will win.

Answer 4

an exceedingly reliable threat confident. extremely than let us know the shallow reasons why you dislike the GOP applicants, why do no longer you let us know approximately each and all of the solid reasons you need to re-pick Obama, considering's what this election would be all approximately. In 2 a million/2 years and $4 Trillion in new debt, is our financial equipment doing to any extent further proper? Are greater human beings back to artwork? the respond isn't any, and in certainty, issues have in basic terms gotten worse. you could in basic terms blame Bush for see you later till now understanding that Obama's huge spending time table has been an utter failure. You brush aside Perry as basically yet another Bush, yet TX below Perry has been becoming jobs on a similar time as something of the u . s . below Obama has been dropping them. And Perry's completed it via preserving taxes low. The wave of self sufficient electorate that voted on his time table of wish and alter will understand in 2012, that it replaced into all a fairy tale. they're going to understand that Obama has been a failure as a frontrunner, basically as we mentioned he could be. except issues get greater proper quickly, Obama would be out on his azz come January 20, 2013.

Answer 5

It seems as though the GOP has nothing to worry about. Since the primaries a lot of the "hot" issues have been dropped because they are not fearing losing the majority. This angers me, Dems or Reps, stop playing politics, do whats right. Its time to start thinking of third parties.

Answer 6

Look, i'm a democrate (exuse my spelling. but i do pretty well for a politically crazed 12 year old. how do u spell democrate anyway?) looking at the former presidents, however, it doesn't seem likely that a democrat could win. still i can hope, can't i? maybe Bush will blow it more than he already has and give us a better chance.
sincerily,
The next DEMOCRATE W O M A N presedent.

Answer 7

Unfortunately, if true, America will be all the more worse off. Turn off your TV's, research for yourself, and you'll find how dismally corrupted we've become at the hands of the liberal media. "This is not a game everyone - America is dying."

Answer 8

We will sweep the election again hopefully. CNN is a liberal news source so there polls are very bias.

Answer 9

Does it even matter? The two parties pretend like they are different, but they're really the same thing in a slightly different-looking package. That's why so few people vote, who cares?

Answer 10

I hope the Republicans are out for the planets sake.