The Florida loss, plus Senate polls, spells trouble for them in November.
Democratic strategists are quietly hitting the panic button. As political analyst Charlie Cook noted yesterday, “Democrats haven’t had a week this bad since 2010 and it’s only Wednesday.” Not only did Democrats lose a special election in Florida, but a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal national poll and surveys in four key Senate races (by a Democratic pollster) are painting an ugly picture for November.
Analysts can disagree about the national meaning of the Florida special election, but the fact that the Democratic dream candidate — former Florida state financial officer Alex Sink — outspent and lost to David Jolly, a former Washington lobbyist, in a district carried twice by Obama has to be bad news. As Adam C. Smith of theTampa Bay Times noted, Sink “ran a hyper-disciplined campaign with a far more robust get-out-the-vote effort than Republicans.” But she still lost.
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2 comments:
The demonrats will put voter fraud in full gear; remember, Blackrot got 100% of the vote in some precincts in 2012. No morals, no honor, no problem.
The conservative side still has to stop their infighting and come together to support single candidates...or risk splitting the vote...which will doom us to more of the socialism currently being foisted upon us by the current regime!
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