Posts Tagged ‘Sandra Fluke’
Wednesday, November 5th, 2014
A few quick post-election links:
Here’s a really solid Washington Post insider piece on how Republicans won, and Democrats lost, the election. “From the outset of the campaign, Republicans had a simple plan: Don’t make mistakes, and make it all about Obama, Obama, Obama.” That piece is also notable for David Krone, Reid’s chief of staff, going on record at how Obama screwed them. “The disagreements underscored a long-held contention on Capitol Hill that Obama’s political operation functioned purely for the president’s benefit and not for his party’s.” Read the whole thing.
The supposedly ascendant Obama coalition is intermittent and unstable.
“Tuesday’s voting was a wave alright—a very anti-Democratic wave.” Among the myths exploded: It wouldn’t be about Obama or ObamaCare, and women or their ground game would save Democrats.
Mickey Kaus notes that almost all Democrats who supported illegal alien amnesty lost.
“28 senators who voted for Obamacare and won’t be part of new Senate.”
“The actual truth is that Obama simply doesn’t do his job, because he is lazy, and he refuses to do the non-glamorous, non-“fun” parts of his job such as compromising, horsetrading, or working out the details, because he is a committed die-hard ideologue who also suffers from an intense Messianic complex in which he can only be the conquering hero.”
Nate Silver: The polls were indeed biased: in favor of Democrats.
Who do you think liberals will hate more, Mia Love or Carl DiMaio?
Sandra Fluke lost as well.
Tags:2014 Election, amnesty, Border Controls, Carl DiMaio, Democrats, Elections, Mia Love, Mickey Kaus, ObamaCare, Sandra Fluke
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