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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush

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To: steve harris who wrote (50443)1/2/2006 9:20:12 PM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (1) of 93284
 
I'm focused on 2006. The real question is how big a sweep can the democrats, moderate Republicans and independents make against the dishonest and discredited Bushie rightwing in November?

Can democrats take back both houses, plus state houses in Ohio, Texas, California and other key states, or not? Actually, the question is, where can Bushie rightwingers win? Maybe Utah and Alabama. But some red states will probably turn purple and purple states blue. Ohio for instance should be a bloodbath for Republicans. In fact, the entire midwest. Kerry warned them about Bush outsourcing manufacturing jobs and sure enough --

Also, who will lead the next congress and senate? Probably none of the old faces. The public wants new more honest leadership and will probably get it. Also the religious right candidates will drop like flies.

2008 is way too far off. At this point Kerry, McCain and Warner seem the favorites to me, in no particular order. Hillary may not run and won't win if she does. Guliani is not going to win either. So the current polls are very misleading. They say George Allen might be the GOP nominee. If so, he will get beaten soundly. The public does not want anymore Bushie rightwingers in charge. They had their chance big-time and blew it even bigger-time.
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