Do you think that there will be a change of power in congress in 2010? i.e.: Republicans win the majority in either houses or both?
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DJ_Kremlin
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I think Republicans will win a lot of Democrat-held seats but will not achieve a majority in either house.
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They definitely win seats, but wont have majority. The problem is is doesnt matter who has the seats. Democrats and Republicans are the same, the follow the same agenda. Theyre in bed together. People need to get away from the Left-Right paradigm and see that both parties are criminal. Jefferson would flip over in his grave if he could see what the republicans have become, and the dems are just as bad.
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Change of power? No. Only a change of parties. But the shell game will go on and on.
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I think the democrats will even take more seats and have more power than they have had in many decades.The republicans have shown nothing positive and are the same old backward party they have always been.Times are changing and they are not.
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Let's hope so, and keep that Yes We Can attitude, for that is real change we can believe in. Would be nice to not be lectured how to sneeze. Besides, if that were to happen, The Great One would be in such a frenzy He'd have trouble reading His teleprompter and who knows what He would say without someone telling Him what to say and He'd have to say what He really thinks. 'God bless America? No, no, no.' Well, you know.
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Something going to change in 2010, the voters need to remind the congress who's boss.
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yeah, people have seen enough to realize that things are screwed up and nothing is getting done. Democrats have the power and it's been a damn year of, nothing but more debt.
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Right now I'm very interested to see if the voters in my state will dump Chris Dodd.
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One can only hope
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Possibly. But there is a good chance that their fear mongering will do no good whatsoever. When you're starving to death and hearing of yet another Republican whining about taxes on his third house...
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