The GOP will win the Senate and Keep the House

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

What I think will happen: GOP with a majority in House and Senate

What I want to happen: both those parties to fall apart as people flock to libertarianism

The best I can reasonably hope for any time in the near future: Democrats and Republicans staying reasonably balanced to prevent either from really being able to run rampant

While it would be infinitely better if people flocked to libertarianism, and not the Libertarian Party but to real, hardcore minarchists, that's NOT going to happen.

Eww Ron Paul. Gary Johnson is my man.

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

Pragmatism and common sense solutions.

You mean Middle Ground Fallacies and a Political Identity Crisis.

True Centrism is actually Progressive. More left than liberal. Why? America's political spectrum ranges from far-right republicans to center-right democrats.

No, I meant pragmatism and common sense solutions. I'm not sure where you got all that from. :'(

[The New Sea Territory]

While it would be infinitely better if people flocked to libertarianism, and not the Libertarian Party but to real, hardcore minarchists, that's NOT going to happen.

Eww Ron Paul. Gary Johnson is my man.

Ron Paul. Hah. Minarchist. *wipes tear from eye*

You mean Middle Ground Fallacies and a Political Identity Crisis.

True Centrism is actually Progressive. More left than liberal. Why? America's political spectrum ranges from far-right republicans to center-right democrats.

No, I meant pragmatism and common sense solutions. I'm not sure where you got all that from. :'(

Well, that's what centrism means. Middle Ground Fallacies and Roots in Political Apathy. "Pragmatism" is such a vague term, you could mean whatever you want with it, and whats "common sense" on...say...abortion? "Common Sense" is out the window when we are talking about American Politics. For fuck's sake, there is a party in this country with a monopoly on anti-Common Sense ideology.

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

There is no need to get so flustered over not being able to grasp straight-forward thinking.

[Grenartia]

What utter vague vagueness that EVERYBODY (yes, including liberals and conservatives) says their ideology is. What makes your ideology different?

I think the real question is what makes your ideology different,

I asked you first.

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

I think the real question is what makes your ideology different,

I asked you first.

You say that like I'm obligated to answer first, if at all.

[Bleckonia]

GOP will, unfortunately, take both chambers.

In terms of the Senate, I predict that Republicans will have 51 or 52 seats.

[-The Unified Earth Governments-]

How is he undermining American sovereignty? You're acting like he sold the country back to the British.

Pretty much, yeah. Subverting Congress and using the UN to regulate the US.

The US does need to be regulated, it acts as an example.

God damn, we could just be Turians, play by the UNs laws but be its enforcers, someone fucks up, we fuck them up.

We become an example, etc.

Whats wrong with you people, you lack creativity, will, cooperation, no wonder we have gridlock.

[-The Unified Earth Governments-]

Did Lenin even support those things?

He did.

Faith in what? Money?

Faith in God.

Screw the word God as written and described in that old fictional book known as the Bible.

[Benuty]

He did.
Faith in God.

Screw the word God as written and described in that old fictional book known as the Bible.

I am very dissapointed at the lack of proper variance in insults.

[-The Unified Earth Governments-]

Screw the word God as written and described in that old fictional book known as the Bible.

I am very dissapointed at the lack of proper variance in insults.

I worked up a lot of other stuff earlier, I'm burnt out by this point. <:c

[The balkens]

I am very dissapointed at the lack of proper variance in insults.

I worked up a lot of other stuff earlier, I'm burnt out by this point. <:c

Happens to the best of us.

[Grenartia]

I asked you first.

You say that like I'm obligated to answer first, if at all.

You are if you want to be intellectually honest.

[Shnercropolis]

I'd like it to be swapped from the way it is niow, Either party being well and truly in charge is a bad thing(although I would hate an all-GOP congress more than an all-dem congress).

[Lord Tothe]

[Republic of Coldwater]

While it would be infinitely better if people flocked to libertarianism, and not the Libertarian Party but to real, hardcore minarchists, that's NOT going to happen.

Eww Ron Paul. Gary Johnson is my man.[/quote]

Ron Paul. Hah. Minarchist. *wipes tear from eye*

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What is your objection towards Ron Paul?

[West Aurelia]

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[Nation Patriots]

Here's my predictions for the Senate in 2014:

Democrats 45
Republicans 55


Alaska, Colorado, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Kentucky are clear wins for Republicans.

Ernst has held a steady lead over Braley in Iowa and that's why I think the GOP will win there.

In Kansas, the Republican candidate 'Roberts' is currently behind in the polls. However, he seems to be getting momentum while the Independent candidate 'Orman' is beginning to decline.

Georgia has been strongly for the Republican candidate for most of the race, but has fallen behind by a fraction of a point. But they are recovering from whatever happened that cause him to sag in the polls.

North Carolina and New Hampshire are going to be very close races. Both Republicans are behind, but the New Hampshire Republican is gaining ground in the polls. The North Carolina Republican candidate 'Tillis' has be behind for a while, but he shows no sign of weakening. The reason I think he's going to win is due to voting practicality. Libertarian candidate 'Haugh' is at about 5 points and is spoiling the Republican's chances of winning. If voters realize that Haugh can't win, they might change there vote to Tillis. That will be enough to give him the slight edge over the Democratic Incumbent 'Hagan.'

[The Liberated Territories]

The GOP is dead. Beatin a dead horse here.

[Othelos]

Here's my predictions for the Senate in 2014:

Democrats 45
Republicans 55
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Alaska, Colorado, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Kentucky are clear wins for Republicans.

Ernst has held a steady lead over Braley in Iowa and that's why I think the GOP will win there.

In Kansas, the Republican candidate 'Roberts' is currently behind in the polls. However, he seems to be getting momentum while the Independent candidate 'Orman' is beginning to decline.

Georgia has been strongly for the Republican candidate for most of the race, but has fallen behind by a fraction of a point. But they are recovering from whatever happened that cause him to sag in the polls.

North Carolina and New Hampshire are going to be very close races. Both Republicans are behind, but the New Hampshire Republican is gaining ground in the polls. The North Carolina Republican candidate 'Tillis' has be behind for a while, but he shows no sign of weakening. The reason I think he's going to win is due to voting practicality. Libertarian candidate 'Haugh' is at about 5 points and is spoiling the Republican's chances of winning. If voters realize that Haugh can't win, they might change there vote to Tillis. That will be enough to give him the slight edge over the Democratic Incumbent 'Hagan.'

I think that's a little overly optimistic in favor of the Republicans. I think that it will be more like 47 democrats & 53 republicans.

[Nation Patriots]

The GOP is dead. Beatin a dead horse here.

I think you are wrong my friend, the GOP is more alive than ever. It's the Democratic Party that is dead.

[Othelos]

The GOP is dead. Beatin a dead horse here.

I think you are wrong my friend, the GOP is more alive than ever. It's the Democratic Party that is dead.

Actually, neither are. Both are far from dead.

[Nation Patriots]

Here's my predictions for the Senate in 2014:

Democrats 45
Republicans 55
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Alaska, Colorado, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Kentucky are clear wins for Republicans.

Ernst has held a steady lead over Braley in Iowa and that's why I think the GOP will win there.

In Kansas, the Republican candidate 'Roberts' is currently behind in the polls. However, he seems to be getting momentum while the Independent candidate 'Orman' is beginning to decline.

Georgia has been strongly for the Republican candidate for most of the race, but has fallen behind by a fraction of a point. But they are recovering from whatever happened that cause him to sag in the polls.

North Carolina and New Hampshire are going to be very close races. Both Republicans are behind, but the New Hampshire Republican is gaining ground in the polls. The North Carolina Republican candidate 'Tillis' has be behind for a while, but he shows no sign of weakening. The reason I think he's going to win is due to voting practicality. Libertarian candidate 'Haugh' is at about 5 points and is spoiling the Republican's chances of winning. If voters realize that Haugh can't win, they might change there vote to Tillis. That will be enough to give him the slight edge over the Democratic Incumbent 'Hagan.'

I think that's a little overly optimistic in favor of the Republicans. I think that it will be more like 47 democrats & 53 republicans.

Well In reality I feel it will be 53-47 Republicans, but after looking at each individual race, It's hard to say which one they will lose. But if they were to lose in one or two races, it would be New Hampshire and North Carolina.

[Nation Patriots]

I think you are wrong my friend, the GOP is more alive than ever. It's the Democratic Party that is dead.

Actually, neither are. Both are far from dead.

Neither the Republicans or Democrats will die, it's just when Democrats talk about Republicans on a Presidential level, the automatically assume the GOP will just die.

[Othelos]

I think that's a little overly optimistic in favor of the Republicans. I think that it will be more like 47 democrats & 53 republicans.

Well In reality I feel it will be 53-47 Republicans, but after looking at each individual race, It's hard to say which one they will lose. But if they were to lose in one or two races, it would be New Hampshire and North Carolina.

probably. Although, they may win Georgia. So it's really a gamble. Election day is a week away, so we'll find out then.

Actually, neither are. Both are far from dead.

Neither the Republicans or Democrats will die, it's just when Democrats talk about Republicans on a Presidential level, the automatically assume the GOP will just die.

Well, atm the GOP is struggling due to the fact that it disproportionately relies on older, white voters. The younger people who replace those voters as they are dying are more socially liberal and racially diverse, so if they continue on their current trajectory, it will become more and more difficult for them to win races outside of very traditionally conservative areas.

They have to somehow adjust to the changing social climate. I would be much happier with a more libertarian GOP.