Much attention has been focused on whether Republicans this time will nominate candidates capable of winning key races, as they failed to do in those two elections. But another interesting question is how Democrats will try to hold onto seats in Republican-leaning states even as Barack Obama maintains his strong tilt to the political left.
The lineup is certainly favorable to Republicans. Assuming the New Jersey seat now held by Republican appointee Jeff Chiesa goes Democratic in the October special election, only 14 Republican seats will be up in 2014, as against 21 Democratic seats.
Only one of those Republican seats is in a state carried by Barack Obama, Maine (56 percent Obama), and three-term incumbent Susan Collins looks unbeatable.
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Then hopefully they'll repeal the Un-Affordable Care-less Act...and override the president's veto.
ahahahahahahah......hahahahahahahahaha...hahahahahaha. Not a chance.
All we will get is more supervision of everyone's bedroom.
Vote Independent. R/D means nothing anymore. They are all on the same side...and it's not yours.
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