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I still stand by my wild ass guess (WAG) that the Republicans will win 77 seats in the House of Representatives for a total of 255 seats and 10 seats in the Senate for a total of 51 seats giving the Republican Party majority control of both the House and Senate.
There will also be 35 state Republican governors.
The Democratic Party led by President Obama have lost the independents, older voters, white voters, the unemployed and increasingly the young.
Since the core progressive/liberal base of the Democratic Party is between 20% and 25% of the voters, even in the best of turnout election years, they simply cannot win in districts that have a high percentage of Republican and Independent voters.
The conservative and libertarian movement is more than energized–they want to throw the bums out of office.
The major issues were jobs, spending, taxes, deficits, debt, bailouts, illegal immigration and Obamacare.
On all these issues the Democratic Party is simply on the minority side of the issue and their economic policies of a stimulus package, green jobs, and Obamacare have been an abject failure in creating jobs and reducing spending and deficits.
The tea party patriots have become a political force to be reckoned with by the political establishments of the Democratic and Republican parties.
The real test for the Republican Party will be in the next two to four years.
At a bare minimum the Republican Party must cut back spending and balance the budget with no tax or debt increases.
If the Republican Party does not deliver on this, more and more tea party patriots will look to forming a new political party instead of taking over the Republican Party.
I am simply not optimistic that the current Republican Party establishment is up to the job.
The Republican establishment lacks both vision and courage to do what needs to be done.
What the Republican Party should be doing is closing down entire Federal Departments and passing the FairTax.
Very few Republicans and Republican talk radio and television show hosts mention either.
Instead it is business as usually with the same talking points that we need to cut spending by x% and tax rates by y%.
This approach has failed time and time again for the simple reason that it is quickly reversed by the progressives in both the Democratic and Republican parties when they win majorities in the House and Senate.
Only by passing the FairTax and eliminating ten Federal Departments will the cancer of out-o-control government intervention be permanently stopped.
The time for a new political party that replaces either the Republican or Democratic Party is fast approaching.
Tea parties or rallies are great but results count and that requires MOMMA–Money, Organization, Message, Momentum and Ambition.
MOMMA is what is required to win elections.
A new political party that favors limited constitutional government is required–American Citizens Alliance Party–ACAP on spending, deficits, debt, regulations, and taxes.
The American people are also waiting for its twenty-first century George Washington and Thomas Paine to emerge from the tea party patriots.
The election of 2016 is the one to watch out for.
By then I fully expect that both the Democratic and Republican parties will be so widely perceived as failures in delivering results that the American people will finally support candidates that want limited constitutional government and belong to another political party.
NRA Tribute to Charlton Heston
Background Articles and Videos
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Brit Hume: Republican Gains could be into the 70’s or 80’s
Republicans Appear Poised to Win Big on Tuesday
Lead in generic ballot large enough to give Republicans solid majority control of U.S. House
by Frank Newport, Jeffrey M. Jones, and Lydia Saad
“…The results are from Gallup’s Oct. 28-31 survey of 1,539 likely voters. It finds 52% to 55% of likely voters preferring the Republican candidate and 40% to 42% for the Democratic candidate on the national generic ballot — depending on turnout assumptions. Gallup’s analysis of several indicators of voter turnout from the weekend poll suggests turnout will be slightly higher than in recent years, at 45%. This would give the Republicans a 55% to 40% lead on the generic ballot, with 5% undecided. …”
“…The Oct. 28-31 poll finds that nationally, 75% of Republicans and independents who lean Republican are “absolutely certain” they will vote in the 2010 midterms, compared with 68% of Democrats. While these figures are not the only indicator of relative turnout strength — this is just one question in Gallup’s seven-item likely voter model — the record-high seven-point gap between the parties is strongly indicative of a relative surge in GOP turnout. …’
http://www.gallup.com/poll/144125/Republicans-Appear-Poised-Win-Big-Tuesday.aspx
Brit Hume on Midterm Elections
The GOP’s Four Key Structural Advantages in House Race
Republicans Hold Their Advantage on Generic Ballot
Glenn Beck-11/01/10- A
Glenn Beck-11/01/10- B
Glenn Beck-11/01/10- C
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Charlton Heston’s Final Interview
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