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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

Newt would hardly forecast a win for Obama

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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

Newt would hardly forecast a win for Obama

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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

Newt would hardly forecast a win for Obama

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ORIGINAL: thompsonx

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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

Newt would hardly forecast a win for Obama

Just because he is a lying,cheating,skeeming,coniving,back stabbing,short,fat,ugly unethical scumbag is no reason to gang-fuck him like this....
You are not suppose to use lube in this sort of situation....what were you girlz thinking?

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ORIGINAL: zephyroftheNorth

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ORIGINAL: thompsonx

Just because he is a lying,cheating,skeeming,coniving,back stabbing,short,fat,ugly unethical scumbag is no reason to gang-fuck him like this....
You are not suppose to use lube in this sort of situation....what were you girlz thinking?

I'm not sure what but something tells me you don't like Newt very much.

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ORIGINAL: thompsonx

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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

Newt would hardly forecast a win for Obama

Just because he is a lying,cheating,skeeming,coniving,back stabbing,short,fat,ugly unethical scumbag is no reason to gang-fuck him like this....
You are not suppose to use lube in this sort of situation....what were you girlz thinking?

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


The thing about Newt that impresses me the most is how he sends all the hard core far left fanatics around the bend with the mere mention of his name.

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

you ain't real hard to impress are ya, Tom?  I will assume I was not included in the 'around the bend gang' because nobody does that for me, no matter how fucking stupid they are. 

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


Run, Newt, run! [:)]

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Newt Gingrich forecasts Obama loss


Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich gives President Barack Obama only a 20 percent chance of being reelected — and says he might be the one to give Obama the boot.


Gingrich, who this week published a book called “To Save America: Stopping Obama’s Secular-Socialist Machine,” said he thinks Obama has “about one chance in five of getting reelected.” and called him “the closest thing to Jimmy Carter I’ve seen.” “Because he’s so radical, you’re now going to have, I think, the most consequential campaign since 1932,” when Franklin D. Roosevelt clobbered President Herbert Hoover, Gingrich said.


Giving predictions for November’s midterms, Gingrich said House Republicans will pick up “somewhere between 40 and 65 or 70 seats” — enough to gain control of the House. “I believe John Boehner will be speaker in January,” he said. Gingrich said he even sees a chance of Republican control of the Senate. “If they can beat Barbara Boxer [in California], I think that [Mitch] McConnell is going to be the Senate majority leader.”


The former speaker said there is “more of a possibility now” that he’ll run for president than when he was considering the idea ahead of the 2008 election. He said he’ll decide in February or March of next year and will base the decision partly on whether there is “a potential to raise the resources to be a serious, major candidate.”



Full article with video at: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0510/37399.html#ixzz0oI6TvTjw

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ORIGINAL: popeye1250
Maybe he stole those figures from Dick Morris. Morris said that the Dems will lose both the house and the senate in November and after last night's elections it looks like we're headed down that road. And they said that the Tea Partiers (Brain's buddies) are starting to have a big effect!

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This isn't about dissatisfaction with the performance of the 44th President. Oh no. This is about demanding change in Washington - the very same change, by gum, that Barack Obama has been working so hard to bring about!

"Change that you can believe in" has gone from an over-worked campaign slogan to an unfalsifiable hypothesis. Vote for a Dem, you support the President's agenda for change. Vote for a GOPer, you support the President's agenda for change.

But how many Republican incumbents are in severe jeopardy of losing their seat in Congress to a Democratic challenger?


I count one: Joseph Cao of New Orleans.


Meanwhile, I count more than 20 Democrats in the House and Senate who are in severe jeopardy. Lower the threshold from "severe" to "serious" jeopardy, and I count maybe four Republicans and more than 50 Democrats.

The White House is absolutely, positively correct that there is a divide between America and Washington - but what they fail to appreciate (or, more likely, they appreciate it but want to fake-out the press) is that Washington, D.C. now belongs to Barack Obama.

Full article here

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ORIGINAL: Sanity

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This isn't about dissatisfaction with the performance of the 44th President. Oh no. This is about demanding change in Washington - the very same change, by gum, that Barack Obama has been working so hard to bring about!

"Change that you can believe in" has gone from an over-worked campaign slogan to an unfalsifiable hypothesis. Vote for a Dem, you support the President's agenda for change. Vote for a GOPer, you support the President's agenda for change.

But how many Republican incumbents are in severe jeopardy of losing their seat in Congress to a Democratic challenger?


I count one: Joseph Cao of New Orleans.


Meanwhile, I count more than 20 Democrats in the House and Senate who are in severe jeopardy. Lower the threshold from "severe" to "serious" jeopardy, and I count maybe four Republicans and more than 50 Democrats.

The White House is absolutely, positively correct that there is a divide between America and Washington - but what they fail to appreciate (or, more likely, they appreciate it but want to fake-out the press) is that Washington, D.C. now belongs to Barack Obama.

Full article here