Reading the tea leaves in another cup (Update)
Many times I read materials and agree with what the author has written and, as an added bonus, it helps when the writer also makes sense. Such is the case with the enclosed *Gallup Poll.com article posted on Drudge. I do not agree with it due to wishful thinking and stubbornness on my part but I can not deny the fact the article makes sense to me. If I am reading an article that makes sense to me even if I do not want to agree with it, I get picky; anxiously going into a “Show me! Really light me up!” mode. The author had such a moment for me:
Until now, the dark shadow cast by George W. Bush's widespread unpopularity has suppressed Republican Party identification nationwide, as well as voters' willingness to support the Republican candidate running for Congress in their district. Now that the symbolic leadership of the party is shifting away from Bush and toward the suddenly popular Republican presidential ticket of John McCain and Sarah Palin, things may be changing. This shrinks Bush's shadow over the Republicans, revealing more of the Democrats' own shadow stemming from high disapproval of Congress. The key question is how much of this is temporary because of the tremendous bounce in support for the Republicans on many dimensions coming right off of their convention.
It was as if I were sitting in the bleachers at the first night baseball game and the stadium lights came on at dust and the author thrust home inviting readers to write an e-mail if they have concerns regarding the article. I was stunned! Hysterical! After reading the article, I asked myself, “Do incumbent Democrats have need to worry? and a voice from the past whispered back, “Is the Pope Catholic?” And then I asked, “Is it too late for us to do anything?” and the whispering voice replied in pedantic tones, “You are beginning to bore me.”
Fighting for the dignity of my Ancestors,
God bless Bill Gates, WPFW, C-Span, the spirits of the unborn for the help and The National Enquirer for the help,
BB
(Update) The bullies are sauntering back onto the school playground. They are piling up on Barack, beating and kicking him while his friends just stand around watching. Sad. Even his friend Joe kicked him. The winners will become the new heroes. Sadly, the word is out: "Barack doesn't fight back. He doesn't cry and he doesn't fight back."
*September 12, 2008
Battle for Congress Suddenly Looks Competitive
September 12, 2008
http://www.gallup.com/poll/110263/Battle-Congress-Suddenly-Looks-Competitive.aspx
Until now, the dark shadow cast by George W. Bush's widespread unpopularity has suppressed Republican Party identification nationwide, as well as voters' willingness to support the Republican candidate running for Congress in their district. Now that the symbolic leadership of the party is shifting away from Bush and toward the suddenly popular Republican presidential ticket of John McCain and Sarah Palin, things may be changing. This shrinks Bush's shadow over the Republicans, revealing more of the Democrats' own shadow stemming from high disapproval of Congress. The key question is how much of this is temporary because of the tremendous bounce in support for the Republicans on many dimensions coming right off of their convention.
It was as if I were sitting in the bleachers at the first night baseball game and the stadium lights came on at dust and the author thrust home inviting readers to write an e-mail if they have concerns regarding the article. I was stunned! Hysterical! After reading the article, I asked myself, “Do incumbent Democrats have need to worry? and a voice from the past whispered back, “Is the Pope Catholic?” And then I asked, “Is it too late for us to do anything?” and the whispering voice replied in pedantic tones, “You are beginning to bore me.”
Fighting for the dignity of my Ancestors,
God bless Bill Gates, WPFW, C-Span, the spirits of the unborn for the help and The National Enquirer for the help,
BB
(Update) The bullies are sauntering back onto the school playground. They are piling up on Barack, beating and kicking him while his friends just stand around watching. Sad. Even his friend Joe kicked him. The winners will become the new heroes. Sadly, the word is out: "Barack doesn't fight back. He doesn't cry and he doesn't fight back."
*September 12, 2008
Battle for Congress Suddenly Looks Competitive
September 12, 2008
http://www.gallup.com/poll/110263/Battle-Congress-Suddenly-Looks-Competitive.aspx