No link, just broke! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Hey Obama it's better to be pissed off then pissed on. Congrats Bibi
Quote from: Solar on March 17, 2015, 02:05:30 PM
No link, just broke! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Great news, may God bless Israeli.
Quote from: mrclose on March 17, 2015, 02:11:09 PM
Yaaaaaa!!
Sorry leftist, Netanyahu has been declared the winner almost everywhere except the USA media. :lol:
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/Flash.aspx/320930#.VQiSD5stFtQ (http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/Flash.aspx/320930#.VQiSD5stFtQ)
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Quote from: s3779m on March 17, 2015, 02:15:35 PM
Great news, may God bless Israel.
Hear Here!! :thumbup:
Quote from: mrclose on March 17, 2015, 02:17:46 PM
I'm sure Obama will be calling Bibi to congratulate him. :confused: :lol:
I bet we have one very angry, immature president throwing tantrums right now. :lol:
Quote from: s3779m on March 17, 2015, 02:19:32 PM
I bet we have one very angry, immature president throwing tantrums right now. :lol:
I think Valarie Jarrett might be a liitle more pissed then her cabana boy Obama.
Quote from: s3779m on March 17, 2015, 02:19:32 PM
I bet we have one very angry, immature president throwing tantrums right now. :lol:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Funny you should mention that.
The Five Stages of Grief....
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Wonderful news. Iran can't be negotiated with, and Obama is not going to be in power much longer.
Looks like Obama spent all those tax dollars and all he got was another congressional investigation, BiBi is still there!!
Now Netanyahu needs to start an investigation into foreign influence in Israeli elections!! I'm sure any information he can find our congressional committees would love to have! :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:
Quote from: GuyMontag on March 17, 2015, 03:36:49 PM
Wonderful news. Iran can't be negotiated with, and Obama is not going to be in power much longer.
Ya know, since the midterms, he hasn't had one good day, and now this? :lol: :lol:
So Obama lost two elections for the Democrat party and one for the Likud party.
He is the only leader against Iran while the left and right here is lining up to give Iran control of Iraq. He is great.
Quote from: dashvinny on March 17, 2015, 06:29:43 PM
He is the only leader against Iran while the left and right here is lining up to give Iran control of Iraq. He is great.
What?
I sure hope his slight lead holds. They aren't expecting a final tally until tomorrow. The opposition leader refuses to concede.
Quote from: Dori on March 17, 2015, 07:07:08 PM
I sure hope his slight lead holds. They aren't expecting a final tally until tomorrow. The opposition leader refuses to concede.
Either one has to form a coalition government with other parties. Israeli politics are funny! The vote counters give BiBi the edge but there could still be surprises! :popcorn: :popcorn:
Quote from: The Boo Man... on March 17, 2015, 06:32:01 PM
What?
Simple. The war drumbeat from the right against Isis is helping Iran control Iraq. Iranian troops are in both Iraq and Syria with reports they and Hezbollah are massed on the Jordanian border. I figure out why the right is allied with Iran.
Quote from: redbeard on March 17, 2015, 07:12:35 PM
Either one has to form a coalition government with other parties. Israeli politics are funny! The vote counters give BiBi the edge but there could still be surprises! :popcorn: :popcorn:
I've been seeing those analyses on TV. I don't quite get it, yet, but I see in order to take the office, the candidate must form a coalition with the other parties. I think there are five parties in all, including one that only occupies two or three chairs, versus 25 and 26 for the two leading parties. I take it the two biggest vote getters basically go into Parliament wheeling and dealing to get the majority. That's how that little 2-3 chair party can somehow decide the outcome.
Not quite clear on it yet, but the word is that Benjamin Netanyahu is in a better position to form a the coalition than the other guy. The other parties hold views closer to his. Without really knowing, I am getting the picture this Zionist Party is a little big on the national socialist side of things. Not Nazi, God forbid, but a little on the Fascistic side.
Netanyahu's good to go. After he reassembles a 61-seat coalition Israel will be an even sharper thorn in the Administration's asses.
And first item on the docket is an investigation into team-obama's influence-peddling, done with US-taxpayer money... allegedly:
http://freebeacon.com/issues/group-working-to-influence-israeli-elections-still-receiving-state-department-funding/ (http://freebeacon.com/issues/group-working-to-influence-israeli-elections-still-receiving-state-department-funding/)
It reminds Rush of a recipe for stuffed ACORN squash.
I think the reps need to impeach Obama if its true he funded Arab get out the vote efforts.
Quote from: dashvinny on March 17, 2015, 07:23:54 PM
Simple. The war drumbeat from the right against Isis is helping Iran control Iraq. Iranian troops are in both Iraq and Syria with reports they and Hezbollah are massed on the Jordanian border. I figure out why the right is allied with Iran.
So the GOP is supporting Iran?
Quote from: dashvinny on March 17, 2015, 07:23:54 PM
Simple. The war drumbeat from the right against Isis is helping Iran control Iraq. Iranian troops are in both Iraq and Syria with reports they and Hezbollah are massed on the Jordanian border. I figure out why the right is allied with Iran.
LINK?
Are you referring to old news, or is this some sort of new secret development no one else has heard about?
Katsung has joined the CPF!!!
Netanyahu and his party have a five seat lead. No idea what that means.
Quote from: The Boo Man... on March 17, 2015, 09:01:45 PM
Netanyahu and his party have a five seat lead. No idea what that means.
Looks like another b o disaster going down. Did b o not send the varsity team over, to take out Netanyahu.
Quote from: The Boo Man... on March 17, 2015, 09:01:45 PM
Netanyahu and his party have a five seat lead. No idea what that means.
I read were Netanyahu's party won 20 seats in 2013 with means they have 25 now, But a report I saw earlier said they would end up with 27 to 28. must be a few close districts still counting. Netanyahu needs 61 seats for control so they form collations with other parties. probably the same ones he had before!! :popcorn: :popcorn:
Quote from: The Boo Man... on March 17, 2015, 09:01:45 PM
Netanyahu and his party have a five seat lead. No idea what that means.
It's a parliamentary election. Each party wins seats according to votes, I think there are 120 total seats, and then they all get together, called the Knesset, similar to our congress, and form a new government, then they choose the PM.
This is how it breaks down for the first three out of 16, after 99% of the counted votes
Likud
מחל 23.26%
924,686
Labor
אמת 18.73%
744,629
Arabs
ודעם 10.98%
436,529
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/192796#.VQj6Jcp3t1o (http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/192796#.VQj6Jcp3t1o)
This is how the last Knesset was made up according to Wikipedia;
Coalition members (43)
Likud (18)
Yisrael Beiteinu (13)
The Jewish Home (12)
Opposition (59)
Yesh Atid (19)
Labor Party (15)
Hatnuah (6)
Meretz (6)
Hadash (4)
UAL-Ta'al (4)
Balad (3)
Kadima (2)
Crossbench (18)
Shas (11)
United Torah Judaism (7)
Quote from: Dori on March 17, 2015, 09:23:49 PM
It's a parliamentary election. Each party wins seats according to votes, I think there are 120 total seats, and then they all get together, called the Knesset, similar to our congress, and form a new government, then they choose the PM.
This is how it breaks down for the first three out of 16, after 99% of the counted votes
Likud
מחל 23.26%
924,686
Labor
אמת 18.73%
744,629
Arabs
ודעם 10.98%
436,529
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/192796#.VQj6Jcp3t1o (http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/192796#.VQj6Jcp3t1o)
This is how the last Knesset was made up according to Wikipedia;
Coalition members (43)
Likud (18)
Yisrael Beiteinu (13)
The Jewish Home (12)
Opposition (59)
Yesh Atid (19)
Labor Party (15)
Hatnuah (6)
Meretz (6)
Hadash (4)
UAL-Ta'al (4)
Balad (3)
Kadima (2)
Crossbench (18)
Shas (11)
United Torah Judaism (7)
So they like things complicated....
It's official. The AP is saying Obama lost the Israeli election.
Quote from: The Boo Man... on March 17, 2015, 10:26:21 PM
So they like things complicated....
Not sure about the final votes because of the coalition needs but results due in a few hours.
You've got to wonder just what our Pres. was doing in sending that bunch over there to "organize" a movement for change when he wasn't asked or invited to do so by anyone who mattered or had the political advantage to do so. In contrast, Obola got very disturbed when our congress invited Bibi over here to speak to Congress, saying that it transended protocol or some such double-speak. Apparently, Obola isn't the only one that can do "things" over and beyond what the norm is. I think it's funny. Think I'll just stay up the rest of the night and see if I can get the election results first hand. Then I can really take a much deserved nap, knowing that Israel has not been turned over to some fascist-socialist group bent on destruction of our most beloved country.
Quote from: keyboarder on March 17, 2015, 10:45:44 PM
Not sure about the final votes because of the coalition needs but results due in a few hours.
You've got to wonder just what our Pres. was doing in sending that bunch over there to "organize" a movement for change when he wasn't asked or invited to do so by anyone who mattered or had the political advantage to do so. In contrast, Obola got very disturbed when our congress invited Bibi over here to speak to Congress, saying that it transended protocol or some such double-speak. Apparently, Obola isn't the only one that can do "things" over and beyond what the norm is. I think it's funny. Think I'll just stay up the rest of the night and see if I can get the election results first hand. Then I can really take a much deserved nap, knowing that Israel has not been turned over to some fascist-socialist group bent on destruction of our most beloved country.
I'll tell you what he was doing. Revenge. Obama is petty, petulant, vindictive and vicious. He is also politically deaf. He is afraid of Netenyahu because Netenyahu is a bigger man with conviction. So Obama would rather have him removed than deal with him.
Quote from: The Boo Man... on March 17, 2015, 10:51:35 PM
I'll tell you what he was doing. Revenge. Obama is petty, petulant, vindictive and vicious. He is also politically deaf. He is afraid of Netenyahu because Netenyahu is a bigger man with conviction. So Obama would rather have him removed than deal with him.
I see Obola the same and can add a few more adjectives to your description but sadly I'd probably add a few cursing modifiers to them.
I hear that there will be yet other fact finding commissions on his financial overdo on spending tax payer money to finance his little commission to try to topple the election in favor of the other guy. Can you believe this rascal? He's tried to set himself up over any country with this and other such moves. The very worst thing for Israel right now would be for anyone to win that election that Obola favored.
Quote from: walkstall on March 17, 2015, 09:14:29 PM
Looks like another b o disaster going down. Did b o not send the varsity team over, to take out Netanyahu.
So is obama responsible for bringing home all the community organizers? there is still work to do in chicago. :lol:
Apparently Bibi is confident that he will gain the necessary members of the coalition that he will need to form his government so that's why he gave his victory speech so quickly. That said, I'm ready for my nap. I'll be sure to find out how enraged our little emperor became when he found out that he wasn't successful in his attempts to meddle with Israel's election. See how easily a vote can be counted too. The people voted, the votes counted and the results were fowarded. None of the stuff going on over there that we put up with during every election.
Quote from: keyboarder on March 18, 2015, 03:11:56 AM
Apparently Bibi is confident that he will gain the necessary members of the coalition that he will need to form his government so that's why he gave his victory speech so quickly. That said, I'm ready for my nap. I'll be sure to find out how enraged our little emperor became when he found out that he wasn't successful in his attempts to meddle with Israel's election. See how easily a vote can be counted too. The people voted, the votes counted and the results were fowarded. None of the stuff going on over there that we put up with during every election.
Unless his coalition win majority seats it will become a minority government and the real power will be the moderate leftist parties or unaligned parties that he will have to make deals with, as they in conjunction with the socialist can make a motion of no confidence at any time they choose. So even if he wins he can still be hamstrung to a great degree.
In any case it is wonderful news, been watching a lot of BBC lately and all they talked about for 3 weeks was how much the Israelis were tired of the Israeli right wing and that Netanyahu had committed basically treason against mankind by going to a Republican majority congress to give a speech.
John Nolte at Breitbart.com says that CNN probably was the most disappointed in the media frenzy to undermine Likud....
QuoteBy 6pm, the biggest story in the world, and one of the biggest electoral upsets in recent memory, was no longer the biggest story on CNN. Despite all the domestic and international ramifications of Netanyahu's almost certain victory, despite all the backfilling CNN had done all day to "explain" Netanyahu's defeat, Netanyahu's upset did not lead CNN's 6 pm hour with Wolf Blitzer. Netanyahu giving his victory speech did not lead the 7 pm hour with Erin Burnett.
At 6 pm and 7pm, CNN decided that the story of the night was ... a single Air Force veteran trying to join ISIS.
At around 7:10 pm, Burnett finally decided it was time to talk about the Israeli elections, and when she did she read a chyron that read, "Is Netanyahu About to Lose?" Not "Too Close to Call." Not "Bibi Upset Victory?" Nope. Despite all the evidence to the contrary, CNN stuck to its "about to lose" narrative.
—
http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2015/03/17/bitterly-disappointed-cnn-downplays-netanyahus-likely-upset/ (http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2015/03/17/bitterly-disappointed-cnn-downplays-netanyahus-likely-upset/)
If we admire Netanyahu so much lets follow his advice. He could not have been more clear is saying Iran is the real threat, not a ragtag bunch of ISIS thugs. I seem to be the only one who actually agrees with him. I also agree with a guy on O'rielly last night. He said we must be out of our minds to be handing Iraq to Iran on a silver platter.
Will the other shoe drop, and our news media actually report on Obama's efforts to undermine the Israeli elections? Just how many State Department emails refer to OneVoice....?
QuoteIllinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R) said the State Department funding granted to a group lobbying against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is "a big, huge deal and warrants some deep investigation."
OneVoice, a 501(c)3 organization, partnered with anti-Bibi campaign committee V15, which in turn partnered with 270 Strategies — a political consulting firm with more than a dozen staffers who were in leadership roles in President Obama's re-election campaign. One of those is Jeremy Bird, who served as national field director for Obama's 2012 campaign and was reportedly working in Israel to defeat Netanyahu.
Kinzinger told Fox "this is a huge, huge issue."
"I mean, I don't know at least of overtly before the U.S. government has ever funded an organization that funded a subsidiary whose sole purpose was to overthrow an elected government of an ally, of a friend. I mean, Benjamin Netanyahu is not a major opponent of the United States. He's a friend of the United States," the congressman said. "The Israel people are friends. If, in fact, this is true that the State Department — I mean, money is fungible. So money was given to this group, OneVoice, and they gave money to the subsidiary Victory 15, whose sole purpose stated is to overthrow or dis-elect the current government."
The State Department has denied that OneVoice was involved in the Israeli election, and said the group got its funding before the election was called.
http://pjmedia.com/tatler/2015/03/17/deep-investigation-coming-from-congress-on-u-s-funding-for-anti-netanyahu-efforts/ (http://pjmedia.com/tatler/2015/03/17/deep-investigation-coming-from-congress-on-u-s-funding-for-anti-netanyahu-efforts/)
Reps in congress need to investigate.
Looking like the big guys behind Barack Obama have started to show their hands. Arabs.
It would be some thing if they threw him under the bus once done using him.
Quote from: The Boo Man... on March 17, 2015, 08:03:31 PM
So the GOP is supporting Iran?
Proof is in the pudding as Iranian military forces occupy Iraq. Sunni's need to prepare for extermination as the Iranian military that blew apart our soldiers will now support revenge attacks from the Shia militias.
Quote from: dashvinny on March 18, 2015, 04:38:00 AM
Proof is in the pudding as Iranian military forces occupy Iraq. Sunni's need to prepare for extermination as the Iranian military that blew apart our soldiers will now support revenge attacks from the Shia militias.
Once the Sunnis are exterminated, how do we help them kill the rest?
Quote from: The Boo Man... on March 17, 2015, 06:07:05 PM
So Obama lost two elections for the Democrat party and one for the Likud party.
:lol: He is not on a good run.
It's pretty bad, when we have to worry about this President using federal funds to illegally try to affect the elections in another republic! Frankly if he has done so, more outrageous behavior if he has done this. And I say should be impeached if he did so.
Quote from: quiller on March 18, 2015, 03:57:34 AM
John Nolte at Breitbart.com says that CNN probably was the most disappointed in the media frenzy to undermine Likud....
CBS and NBC weren't happy campers either. On Fox & Friends this a.m., they played some clips from their reporting on the election.
Another thing F&F mentioned, was that the other networks haven't mentioned the State Departments involvement with the funding of VoteOne and V15's campaign to oust Bibi.
Quote from: dashvinny on March 18, 2015, 03:58:09 AM
If we admire Netanyahu so much lets follow his advice. He could not have been more clear is saying Iran is the real threat, not a ragtag bunch of ISIS thugs. I seem to be the only one who actually agrees with him. I also agree with a guy on O'rielly last night. He said we must be out of our minds to be handing Iraq to Iran on a silver platter.
Are you avoiding my post...Remember what happened last time?
Now go back and answer it, I won't be asking again.
Quote from: Dori on March 18, 2015, 06:16:39 AM
CBS and NBC weren't happy campers either. On Fox & Friends this a.m., they played some clips from their reporting on the election.
Another thing F&F mentioned, was that the other networks haven't mentioned the State Departments involvement with the funding of VoteOne and V15's campaign to oust Bibi.
This infuriates me beyond reason!
I hope Bibi comes back to address Congress and demands a investigation into the Marxists involvement in attempting to overthrow a standing govt with a leftist one.
Quote from: mrclose on March 18, 2015, 11:03:32 AM
Likud = 30 seats (conservative coalition)
Zionist Union = 24 seats (center-left)
Joint (Arab) List = 14 seats (radical Islamist and leftists)
Yesh Atid = 11 seats (secular middle)
Kulanu = 10 seats (economics focus, conservative coalition)
Jewish Home = 8 seats (religious focus, conservative coalition)
Shas = 7 seats (ultra-orthodox religious, conservative coalition)
United Torah Judaism = 6 seats (ultra-orthodox religious, conservative coalition)
Yisrael Beytenu = 6 seats (secular right wing Russian-speaking nationalists, conservative coalition)
Meretz = 4 seats (very left wing)
Conservative coalition has 68 of 120 seats.
Funny thing now is all the inside the Beltway pundits and the leftists are telling Netanyahu, after all their failed predictions and poor analysis, what he now "must do." :lol:
Netanyahu will be very powerful in the ME for the next few months, if not longer. He is a leader and his neighbors understand he says what he means and will follow through. Wouldn't it be interesting of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan and other moderate Muslim states form a coalition with Netanyahu against Iran? And there is Obama standing outside the room with no input.
Quote from: supsalemgr on March 18, 2015, 11:37:35 AM
Netanyahu will be very powerful in the ME for the next few months, if not longer. He is a leader and his neighbors understand he says what he means and will follow through. Wouldn't it be interesting of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan and other moderate Muslim states form a coalition with Netanyahu against Iran? And there is Obama standing outside the room with no input.
Obola has no vision, only spite and hatred for those ideals he does not understand. He will stay outside of the room.
God Bless Israel and those who would stand with her.
Quote from: mrclose on March 18, 2015, 11:03:32 AM
Likud = 30 seats (conservative coalition)
Zionist Union = 24 seats (center-left)
Joint (Arab) List = 14 seats (radical Islamist and leftists)
Yesh Atid = 11 seats (secular middle)
Kulanu = 10 seats (economics focus, conservative coalition)
Jewish Home = 8 seats (religious focus, conservative coalition)
Shas = 7 seats (ultra-orthodox religious, conservative coalition)
United Torah Judaism = 6 seats (ultra-orthodox religious, conservative coalition)
Yisrael Beytenu = 6 seats (secular right wing Russian-speaking nationalists, conservative coalition)
Meretz = 4 seats (very left wing)
Conservative coalition has 68 of 120 seats.
Funny thing now is all the inside the Beltway pundits and the leftists are telling Netanyahu, after all their failed predictions and poor analysis, what he now "must do." :lol:
some of them are still in denial and think Bibi will have a hard time forming a coalition. The White Mosque is in full meltdown and last night CNN had covered the elections all day until the exit polls came in then they tried to bury the election results like a dog with a bone.
Quote from: jungle x on March 18, 2015, 01:33:11 PM
some of them are still in denial and think Bibi will have a hard time forming a coalition. The White Mosque is in full meltdown and last night CNN had covered the elections all day until the exit polls came in then they tried to bury the election results like a dog with a bone.
Bibi is smart enough to know what he ran on and why he won this overwhelming victory. Unlike Obama, he will govern on what he said. Also, I don't think he is paying much attention to the American left and MSM.
I can only HOPE that BeBI's decision to take Obamao to task and address congress with that monumental speech was the deciding factors for h Israeli voters....if so he should rub it in Obamao's face.... :popcorn:
Quote from: Billy's bayonet on March 18, 2015, 04:27:31 PM
I can only HOPE that BeBI's decision to take Obamao to task and address congress with that monumental speech was the deciding factors for h Israeli voters....if so he should rub it in Obamao's face.... :popcorn:
I don't think PM Netanyahu is interested in sinking to Barack Obama's level. He kept insisting while he was here that his aims were not political. I think he reached the end of his rope in trying to get through to the White House. If there is something political, I'm taking it from the parts of his speech where he refers to Islam. It read it as saying, "Look guys, you have elected an Islamic sympathizer. There is only so much anyone can do."
I am very proud of our officials, of both parties, the way they responded.
Quote from: dashvinny on March 18, 2015, 04:38:00 AM
Proof is in the pudding as Iranian military forces occupy Iraq. Sunni's need to prepare for extermination as the Iranian military that blew apart our soldiers will now support revenge attacks from the Shia militias.
That didn't address my post.
Quote from: dashvinny on March 18, 2015, 04:25:11 AM
Reps in congress need to investigate.
Why? You already said they are in bed with the Iranians.
Quote from: dashvinny on March 18, 2015, 04:38:00 AM
Proof is in the pudding as Iranian military forces occupy Iraq. Sunni's need to prepare for extermination as the Iranian military that blew apart our soldiers will now support revenge attacks from the Shia militias.
extermination? The Sunni make up 80% of the muscum world wide! The Shia cannot win A genocidal war with the Sunni! :popcorn: :popcorn:
How many strikes does this idiot have?
Quote from: redbeard on March 18, 2015, 06:54:57 PM
extermination? The Sunni make up 80% of the muscum world wide! The Shia cannot win A genocidal war with the Sunni! :popcorn: :popcorn:
You do know your talking to vinny right! Facts don't count with him. :glare:
Quote from: The Boo Man... on March 18, 2015, 07:03:18 PM
How many strikes does this idiot have?
Upside his head with a bat, or were you referring metaphorically to 3 strikes, and you're out?
Either is preferable...
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So b o's varsity team did not work for him. Next time he will send the Jr varsity team. :lol:
Quote from: walkstall on March 19, 2015, 11:32:57 AM
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So b o's varsity team did not work for him. Next time he will send the Jr varsity team. :lol:
His true colors are really beginning to show and I don't think he cares. The question is how long will the democrats keep circling the wagons for him? They know exactly what he is doing to their party.
Quote from: supsalemgr on March 19, 2015, 12:13:03 PM
His true colors are really beginning to show and I don't think he cares. The question is how long will the democrats keep circling the wagons for him? They know exactly what he is doing to their party.
They have less than two years to act, or face the wrath of the people and become an completely irrelevant party.
Quote from: Solar on March 19, 2015, 01:26:36 PM
They have less than two years to act, or face the wrath of the people and become an completely irrelevant party.
More like about 6 months if the Dim's stall any longer they will be into the 2016 primary season and anything they do after that will just be seen as running scared politics! They need 6 dim senators to advance legislation but they need 13 to over ride Obama's veto! I don't see that many flipping! :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:
Quote from: redbeard on March 19, 2015, 01:33:57 PM
More like about 6 months if the Dim's stall any longer they will be into the 2016 primary season and anything they do after that will just be seen as running scared politics! They need 6 dim senators to advance legislation but they need 13 to over ride Obama's veto! I don't see that many flipping! :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:
What do you mean by flipping, Dims voting with the GOP?
What they need to do, and what will actually happens, depends on whether they will turn against Reid and Fuglosi.
If they don't, it's over for the party, but even in the last couple of moths of the primaries some could go against the party to save their own asses.
I halfway expect to see a revolt within the party within the year, too many face being kicked from politics permanently.
Quote from: Solar on March 19, 2015, 01:41:33 PM
What do you mean by flipping, Dims voting with the GOP?
What they need to do, and what will actually happens, depends on whether they will turn against Reid and Fuglosi.
If they don't, it's over for the party, but even in the last couple of moths of the primaries some could go against the party to save their own asses.
I halfway expect to see a revolt within the party within the year, too many face being kicked from politics permanently.
The possibility of losing their cushy job in Washington will be the motivation. I can't see Reid and Pelosi holding them together.
Quote from: Solar on March 19, 2015, 01:41:33 PM
What do you mean by flipping, Dims voting with the GOP?
What they need to do, and what will actually happens, depends on whether they will turn against Reid and Fuglosi.
If they don't, it's over for the party, but even in the last couple of moths of the primaries some could go against the party to save their own asses.
I halfway expect to see a revolt within the party within the year, too many face being kicked from politics permanently.
Yes voting on republican bills! The American voter wants the boarder security, illegal immigration brought under control, ISIS defeated, a stable middle east, jobs, The oil pipe line and many more major things Obama is blocking. If the Dim's don't turn on the Pelosi, Reid, Obama leadership they will not only lose the White house but additional Senate and House seats! :popcorn: :popcorn:
Quote from: supsalemgr on March 19, 2015, 01:50:41 PM
The possibility of losing their cushy job in Washington will be the motivation. I can't see Reid and Pelosi holding them together.
Yep. I see some serious infighting to take place the summer within the party, so much so, the party could split into 3 factions, Marxist, moderates and the freaks as the third in the mix.
I know that sounds odd, but once the party begins to fall apart, these groups will be vying for power as a natural move, considering no one will have a death grip on the party as a whole, it's only natural that oil, water and lead would separate. :biggrin: