[andywend]

I am happy to let the people decide and that is looking not very good for the R's at this time.

Dante, you say that things aren't looking very good for the R's at this time? If that is indeed the case, please explain why the republicans are OVERWHELMING favorites to keep control of the house and take back control of the senate from the democrats in the upcoming election:

Senate Control:
Democrats 20%
Republicans 75%
Neither 5%

House Control:
Democrats 30%
Republicans 70%

These numbers don't come from worthless polls but from money-driven markets which are free of political bias. IF you believe the republicans aren't looking so good right now, open up an account at Intrade and take the extremely generous odds being offered on the democrats across all markets.

Even Obama as the incumbent has less than a 54% chance of being re-elected and thats taking into account all the craziness that has been going on lately between Romney and Gingrich. His number is sure to fall when the republicans sort out who is going to be their nominee.

You just can't spin this in favor of the democrats no matter how hard you might try.

www.intrade.com

[dante1]

Well Andy after all I was talking about the Presidential election. And I think you know this, you should be a politician Andy you have a propensity to switch the topic at will, to not answer the question at hand and to write in broad generalities that are many times very wrong. I called you on it many times but you continue.

[stevenash]

[rkelly110]

My vote won't be helping the Repub's in the house or senate, that's for sure.
I vote for adults not children.