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Monday Nov 2 | Posted by: roboblogger

House GOP leader calls NY special election an unusual situation, says GOP wants moderates

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House Republican leader John Boehner says the GOP wants moderates in the party and calls the special election for a New York congressional seat an unusual situation.

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TheMaster

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Obama is going to lead the liberal lemmings off the side of a cliff. The more Americans realize what he actually stands for the less support he has. The 2010 and 2012 elections cannot come too soon. We need to erase this stain from the country before he is able to get any of his "I Hate America" agenda passed. Worse than Jimmy Carter and infinitely more dangerous - Obama.
Pat from Blaine

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It's the beginning of the end for Obama, Pelosi and Reed.

Please turn the lights off when you leave.
calvin

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Pat from Blaine wrote:
It's the beginning of the end for Obama, Pelosi and Reed.
Please turn the lights off when you leave.
If the beginning of the end is marked by a Democratic net gain of 1 in an election where 2 seats are up, what is the middle of the end? picking up 10 seats in 2010? Are we near the end of the end when Obama is re-elected in 2012. Or when Hillary gets elected in 2016?

Any of you guys go to math class?
TheMaster

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calvin wrote:
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If the beginning of the end is marked by a Democratic net gain of 1 in an election where 2 seats are up, what is the middle of the end? picking up 10 seats in 2010? Are we near the end of the end when Obama is re-elected in 2012. Or when Hillary gets elected in 2016?
Any of you guys go to math class?
I don't see how anyone that has a job could support Obama policies.
King Tut

Anchorage, AK

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Wednesday Nov 4
 
It's hot here tonight in the garden. Smokin' joe O throws a vicious LEFT at the chin of America. America counters with a swift RIGHT, and it looks like Smokin' joe is goin' down for the count and everybody in his corner.

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Looks like the real champ will be victorious in 2012.

Go America!!!!!!!!!!
tww

Saint Paul, MN

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Moderate Republican is the same as a Democrat. GOP needs neither in the party.
What Bill

United States

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we love watching the clintonistas and the chicago machine burn through money
its great entertainment for the special interest groups and the people who are sick of seeing their
tax payer dollar thrown at foreigners
Madaman

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Talk about sounding hollow! Where was John Boehner while the Party faithful were savaging the endorsed candidate? Why no talk of welcoming "moderates" while the endorsed Republican moderate was being ripped on the national stage? Why no authoritative words condemming Palin, Pawlenty, Limbaugh, ad nauseaum while they were in the act of gutting a "desired moderate?"

How convenient to wade into a debate when it is safely moot! How courageous to rip a feeble bleat when the contest is over.
Bob the Bilderberg

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Thursday Nov 5
 
TheMaster wrote:
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I don't see how anyone that has a job could support Obama policies.
Well, you answered your own question.
Bob the Bilderberg

Minneapolis, MN

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Thursday Nov 5
 
John Boehner is a tool. He doesn't speak for most republicans.
TheMaster

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Saturday Nov 7
 
They passed it in the house. There will never be enough money to pay for this pipedream. I wonder where they will get the money to fund social security?
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