Worse case I see is republican 50 and the dims 49 with a real free for all in the Louisiana run off.
I pray for a clear 51 seat majority leaving a clean contest in Louisiana to finish with a 52-48.

The Republicans will initially take the Senate by a very close margin with 6 seats ... they will be strongly contested by the Dems and it will go all the way for a Supreme Court decision delaying things until around the end of January, beginning of February.  Meanwhile ... Obama accelerates his agenda.

Quote from: suzziY on October 29, 2014, 06:34:14 PM
The Republicans will initially take the Senate by a very close margin with 6 seats ... they will be strongly contested by the Dems and it will go all the way for a Supreme Court decision delaying things until around the end of January, beginning of February.  Meanwhile ... Obama accelerates his agenda.

The lawyers will be making a lot of money over the next 4 months.   The lawyers are hoping for a lot of close calls.

Quote from: suzziY on October 29, 2014, 06:34:14 PM
The Republicans will initially take the Senate by a very close margin with 6 seats ... they will be strongly contested by the Dems and it will go all the way for a Supreme Court decision delaying things until around the end of January, beginning of February.  Meanwhile ... Obama accelerates his agenda.

If this plays out as you say nothing will change. Crazy Joe is president of the senate so his vote would make it 50/50 until the GA, not LA race. LA runoff is in December and the GA runoff date is in January.

Quote from: redbeard on October 29, 2014, 05:28:27 PM
Worse case I see is republican 50 and the dims 49 with a real free for all in the Louisiana run off.
I pray for a clear 51 seat majority leaving a clean contest in Louisiana to finish with a 52-48.

The LA race is a clusterfluster because of the second -- hopelessly trailing -- Pub in the race, who's siphoning away around 9 points, according the the latest RCP average. Without Maness in the picture, Cassidy could easily win the general, and no runoff would be necessary. Combining the current two Pubs' polling, and considering that there's still a 19% undecided factor, Cassidy could afford to split them with Landrieu and still win by 4-5 points.

Georgia is a similar mess, largely because of the -- again, hopelessly trailing -- Libertarian candidate. Right now, Perdue and Nunn are essentially tied in the 45-46% range and the Libertarian is pulling around 3-4%. It's a fair assumption that if Swafford disappeared, the bulk of her support would swing to Perdue, putting him very close indeed to 50%. With only about 5% undecided at this point, again, the Dem and the Pub could split them, and Perdue would walk away with a 3 or 4 point win. But with Swafford muddying the water, we're probably looking at another runoff.

I say the girl with the banana will finish it in 3 bites.

Quote from: Bronx on October 30, 2014, 01:31:28 PM
I say the girl with the banana will finish it in 3 bites.

Sorry folks, I can't predict the level of fraud that will be imposed upon us again this election but I know it will be there.  I can just see the dems trying to cover up what I think will be massive votes for the republicans/conservatives.  They won't be able to pull it off unless they have more time to deal with it.  I believe there will be alot of arguing on both sides about the outcome but truth be told, everything I am hearing points to a Rep win where it counts most.

I know how hard the dems are working in NC and my state of SC.  It has become a nasty ordeal in both states, alot of lying being done by the dems.

Quote from: TboneAgain on October 29, 2014, 09:07:54 AM
Nah. Seven maybe. We won't know about Louisiana until the December runoff, and that's another month after the hoopla settles down for Petunia Pig Mary Landrieu to activate her base.

I'll say, when the dust settles, it'll be 52-48 Pubs.

Yeah, you're probably right.  It's really hard to pinpoint where a GOP-loss might occur, though.  There's a little voice that whispers: " But... " every time I try to rule-some-candidate-out.

I can't get a handle on Landrieu's strengths in any one region, but I am worried about None's dad's old  connective-influences over the entire State of Georgia, if there are any. 

I predict we'll end up with 54 in the senate but we won't know that until the runoffs in December and the lawsuits and recounts are settled. We'll pick up several seats in the House, governorships and states...

The left will immediately tell the GOP how to act and warn them not to be partisan. The media will downplay the election mainly because the GOP has so many seats to defend in 2016.

The Republicans will try every possible way to "share" power so they can show the Dems how it's done. We will bitch and moan about how ineffective these rinos are and Obama will continue with his agenda. His main achievement will be 35 million new uneducated. dependents all voting Communist.

Quote from: The Boo Man... on November 01, 2014, 09:50:28 PM
I predict we'll endup with 54 in the senate but we won't know that until the runoffs in December and the lawsuits and recounts are settled. We'll pick up several seats in the House, governorships and states...

The left will immediately tell the GOP how to act and warn them not to be partisan. The media will downplay the election mainly because the GOP has so many seats to defend in 2016.

Quote from: The Boo Man... on November 01, 2014, 09:50:28 PM
I predict we'll end up with 54 in the senate but we won't know that until the runoffs in December and the lawsuits and recounts are settled. We'll pick up several seats in the House, governorships and states...

The left will immediately tell the GOP how to act and warn them not to be partisan. The media will downplay the election mainly because the GOP has so many seats to defend in 2016.

This is the reason I say it'll be a Blood Bath, just like it was in 2010, and the media, once again, will ignore this historic defeat of Marxism.

Quote from: Solar on November 02, 2014, 06:02:43 AM
This is the reason I say it'll be a Blood Bath, just like it was in 2010, and the media, once again, will ignore this historic defeat of Marxism.

One thing I'll need is the plan forward to make sure the MSM doesn't enable another 2012, in 2016, by hiding 2014 from the 30-40% LIV & criminals, and American public.

That's all I want for Christmas.

Quote from: AndyJackson on November 02, 2014, 09:31:29 AM
One thing I'll need is the plan forward to make sure the MSM doesn't enable another 2012, in 2016, by hiding 2014 from the 30-40% LIV & criminals, and American public.

That's all I want for Christmas.

The MSM had a big hand in 2012, for sure. But don't downplay the administration itself, most especially the IRS. Also keep in mind that most local and state election boards are dominated by Democrats. Vote fraud takes place at that level. For example, Melowese Richardson, the famous Cincinnati multiple voter who admitted voting at least five times for the Kenyan in 2012, was a Democrat poll worker.

Quote from: AndyJackson on November 02, 2014, 09:31:29 AM
One thing I'll need is the plan forward to make sure the MSM doesn't enable another 2012, in 2016, by hiding 2014 from the 30-40% LIV & criminals, and American public.

That's all I want for Christmas.

You will find more and more people are look at the net for true Information.  I see the day of the LSM being short live down the road.  When you can e-mail 100 to 200 people with a link at the same time of what going on, the net has power. 

I can't guess on this. There are 36 senate seats up for re-election and I can't find a good source to find them all listed and how they are looking.

I hear we could pick up 7 democrat seats, but how many red ones are we in danger of losing?