Or yourself, for that matter. It's all down here in black and white.
For example, if you look back, was my response to OWS "fear?" Or amused contempt? Have you noticed that the entire movement, proudly hailed by Democratic leaders back then, has been quickly swept under the rug? When was the last time you saw the kind of media coverage it used to get?
In short, OWS turned out to be exactly what I said it was, and as I predicted they would back then, the Democrats are pretending they'd never heard of them.
This Republican primary crap will blow over, same as the Democratic primary crap back in 2008. Obama had one advantage: as soon as the primaries were over, the media fastened itself firmly to his ass and none of the baggage Hillary brought up during the primaries was ever mentioned by them again. The Republicans aren't going to be that fortunate.
The Democrats were obliterated in 2010, and for very specific reasons. None of those reasons have changed, or improved. Major Democratic politicians aren't "retiring" because they think they'd be sure winners in the next election.
Anything could happen between now and November. Sure as heck I'm not going to be running around in tight little circles that whole time. What for?
I pay attention to legitimate polls. Not online ones.
Current Events » in reply to Re: "Conventional wisdom" = what we're told to believe.
You can keep revising the outside world, but you aren't going to have much luck revising me.
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- Ideological Fault Line! The Doom of the GOP
- Re: Ideological Fault Line! The Doom of the GOP
- The Bain Bomb fizzles
- Re: The Bain Bomb fizzles
- Re: The Bain Bomb fizzles
- The point is that the "information" is false.
- Re: The point is that the "information" is false.
- Re: The point is that the "information" is false.
- I have no information other than idle speculation.
- Re: The Bain Bomb fizzles
- Re: The Bain Bomb fizzles
- Re: The Bain Bomb fizzles
- Re: Ideological Fault Line! The Doom of the GOP
