Comments on: Polls Show Possible Upsets In Key Senate Races

By: lazycs

lazycs — Sat, 06 Oct 2012 04:01:00 +0000

MO is looking good for McCaskell??? are you for real Todd Akin will beat her by 6 points come Nov

By: Sand_Cat

Sand_Cat — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 17:46:00 +0000

Missouri’s not a good bet, either.

By: Sand_Cat

Sand_Cat — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 17:45:00 +0000

Somehow, I don’t see “payback” happening, and – although I’d love to see the repugnants have some of their own medicine shoved in their faces – it’s better for the nation that only one of the major parties consists of spoiled children peddling fairy tales and denying reality.

The worst thing is that many of these ignorant children have gotten themselves into the House and Senate, and they just might get the White House, too. All of which says little that’s good about the US voting population.

By: DukeDacat

DukeDacat — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 17:35:00 +0000

Yeah, what was that guys name…… Phil A Buster

By: ayayaboy

ayayaboy — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 17:29:00 +0000

I am angry with Obama why he could not tell Romney to stop lying to the American people. .. Remind Romney of all his claims during the Republican primaries. We all know that Romney is a liar and a fraud but Obama needed to say it to his face. One day Romney will repeal Dodd-Frank, another time Romney would praise the good things in Dodd-frank. Romney will tell Tea party that he will repeal Obamney care before the cock crows thrice, romney would say that there are lots of good things in Obamacare. Romney will tell Republican audience that Hispanic illegals must self-deport but will on TV debate say “we cannot round up people on the street”, but Romney is a big supporter of Arizona hostility against Hispanics. Romney proposes voucher system but says it will kick in after our generation. Why can’t Obama tell Romney to say how to handle present and not things of 30th century. Why can’t Obama tell Romney in his face that he had opportunities to create jobs with Bain but he instead fired people and made money firing people; he shipped jobs overseas; sent out his money to offshore when America needed cashflow; he is not coming clear about his career at Bain Capital; he is yet to prove his trustworthiness and fiscal patriotism with his tax returns; ask Romney whether he also supports Planned Parenthood today since he seemed to talk liberalism on debate floor? Ask Romney that he today sounds like anti-Tea party and anti-Arizona governor. How about asking Romney if he really doesn’t want to be president of the 47% welfare victims who will vote Obama? With these, Obama would have won the election that wednesday night. I travelled to Europe and watched the debate in a Bar and the Europeans said Obama left his supporters biting their fingers … Is this Obama or someone else? Some said Obama missed an opportunity to call out Romney-the-liar; others said Obama allowed the liar lie his way through the debate. Some European poked fun at Obama’s performance saying “a Havard lawyer could not argue his case against a fake businessman.” Obama must step up to revealing the rhetoric fakeness of Romney.

By: edwardw69

edwardw69 — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 15:19:00 +0000

So? Even if the Republicans take the Senate, they won’t have 60 seats; and then, they will come to know the meaning of “paybacks.”

By: chisolm

chisolm — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 12:34:00 +0000

Happy to see this article didn’t try to tell us the Montana Senate race is close. Senator Tester(D), 95% supporter of Obama votes to his credit, is losing to Representative Rehberg(R). Obama’s lead is decling and he will take the Senate down with him.

By: Jim Lou

Jim Lou — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 12:18:00 +0000

I would say that Missouri and Connecticut are the best chances. Arizona is too conservative.