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If I were a Republican (I’m struggling here now), I’d wonder why this election is even close. With the economy in the tank and Americans in a funk, why doesn’t Mitt Romney have a huge lead over President Obama?
 
Jeb Bush has it figured out. He told reporters that his father and Ronald Reagan would have a “hard time” fitting in with today’s Tea Party GOP.
 
The Republicans’ problem is that, at the very moment when Americans might embrace a more conservative approach to government spending, they suspect the GOP is in the iron control of a cadre of uncompromising, unreasonable and irrational political ayatollahs who would rather burn down the Capitol than see Obama – and thereby the country – succeed.
 
Pat McCrory, who seems like a sensible fellow, has clearly caught the fever. Agenda 21, Pat? Really?
 
A Democratic friend says the comic Bill Maher has the right message for Democrats: “Yeah, we’re lame, but they’re nuts!”
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Carbine
# Carbine
Wednesday, June 13, 2012 5:06 PM
Actually, Maher's messages usually fail to resonate with the vast majority of Americans, a fact born out by his anemic TV ratings over the years. I'm surprised a seasoned political pro like yourself, Gary, doesn't grasp that. Perhaps it's because as usual you've been spending way too much time inside the Democratic bubble, where you and your fellow travellers pass the time of day telling each other how 'radical' the Tea Party Republicans are. As opposed to, say, studying the election returns from 2010 to see for yourselves just how well the Tea Party message is resonating with Americans.

But don't let anything I say or write change the course you and the rest of the left are on now. From my vantage point, you all are doing just fine.

146 days and counting...

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