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Proud Liberal Dem

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21. Either that

Reply to southernyankeebelle (Reply #20)

Wed May 9, 2012, 08:10 PM

May 2012

or they are trying to take us with them in their death throes.

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Byron Williams: A good shellacking in November might bring GOP back to reality [View all] demosincebirth May 2012 OP

It would cause some changes to be sure, but back to reality? Sherman A1 May 2012 #1

Much depends on the size of the defeat quaker bill May 2012 #2

If you could gag Rush and Glenn Rittermeister May 2012 #3

Exactly. That is their reality. treestar May 2012 #28

I don't want Pelosi to take back the gavel jmowreader May 2012 #25

DK would need a seat in Congress quaker bill May 2012 #34

You're right about Kucinich, sorry... jmowreader May 2012 #37

Yes, but the first woman made it a little more special. N/T quaker bill May 2012 #39

I don't know if anything can bring the GOP back to "reality" Proud Liberal Dem May 2012 #4

I agree. but bigoty (big problem with some gop'ers) is inbred and some will never change no matter demosincebirth May 2012 #8

Not much we can do with some of the big time bigots Proud Liberal Dem May 2012 #10

Nope Cosmocat May 2012 #12

I doubt it Flatpicker May 2012 #5

It has to be a major loss for them...on the flipside, if they somehow win the presidency and MatthewStLouis May 2012 #6

Can't do it Flatpicker May 2012 #7

They are growing, older, whiter, and in 20 years the GOP could be a distinct minority party WI_DEM May 2012 #9

Nope Cosmocat May 2012 #13

The main problem is that only 50 percent (max) vote. The majority of those are 18-25 year olds demosincebirth May 2012 #24

Yep Cosmocat May 2012 #27

If the MSM was truly fair and balanced (telling the way it is) the democrats would always demosincebirth May 2012 #31

Oh, it would a whole different game, for sure Cosmocat May 2012 #32

Where ever there is a tea party republican running he/she must be defeated only then southernyankeebelle May 2012 #11

From what I'm hearing in some corners Proud Liberal Dem May 2012 #14

Well in the republican party the runner up is usually the next one up at bat. I can't southernyankeebelle May 2012 #16

and hopefully Proud Liberal Dem May 2012 #17

well how about off the cliff with any luck, LOL southernyankeebelle May 2012 #18

LOL Proud Liberal Dem May 2012 #19

No I think they are trying to push democratics over the cliff. We are holding on. southernyankeebelle May 2012 #20

Either that Proud Liberal Dem May 2012 #21

we certainly don't want to do that but I am willing to help push them over. southernyankeebelle May 2012 #22

I think that Batman (Batman Begins) said it best (paraphrased from memory): Proud Liberal Dem May 2012 #23

Now that I could live with. southernyankeebelle May 2012 #29

Rand Paul, Raul Labrador and Paul Ryan come to mind jmowreader May 2012 #26

No chance...A shellacking would push the GOP into an alternate dimension of extremity Blue_Tires May 2012 #15

Yep Cosmocat May 2012 #33

I hope he's right, but I have a feeling they'll end up blaming Romney and "moderates" boxman15 May 2012 #30

Not these republicans. They're batshit crazy. Alenne May 2012 #35

I hope the Republican party becomes extinct mabuhayp May 2012 #36

I sincerely wish this was true marlakay May 2012 #38

It's the main stream media to blame, they want to remain (so) unbiased its' sickening. If a guy is demosincebirth May 2012 #40

It always comes back to one thing... Iceberg Louie May 2012 #41