For two years, the Democrats had total control of the presidency and the legislature. Two years of no effective opposition.
Obamacare passed with no Republican votes at all.
The "stimulus" passed with zero Republican votes in the House and three in the Senate. There's your first trillion dollar deficit. It wasn't the last.
The Democrats in 2010, with this majority, extended all of the Bush tax rates. All of them.
The Democrats got their asses handed to them in the 2010 election. Across the states, too. They took the House in the largest victory since 1938. If Senate elections weren't staggered, the Republicans would hold that branch, too.
I'm not going to go over the statistics. They're out there. But think really hard: Given the current state of the economy, the Middle East, and everything else--If McCain were president right now, would you be supporting him getting four more years?
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- I've had an interest in foreign policy since I was a kid. No BS here: Romney scares the sh*t out of me!
