'Why Say Yes to the Party of No?'

[midcan5]

"How does the Big Business-indentured Republican Party get away with expectations of a runaway election victory this November? If such a victory should occur in Congress and for many governorships and state legislatures, it will be due to a ten percent or so shift in voters who voted Democratic in 2008 and are expected to vote Republican this year or stay home in despair or disgust. The rest of the voters who do vote will still stay with their hereditary Republican or Democratic candidates.

So what is accounting for a possible ten percent shift? Let’s briefly review some of the Congressional Republicans’ voiced positions:"

Read here: www.commondreams.org/view/2010/09/24-10

[MO]

I'd rather say "yes" to the party of "no" than the party of "no jobs."

Once again, why in the world would anyone visiting this site click on a "commondreams" link. It's pure moonbattery.