Ty Webb;543163 wrote:CNN and Channel 10 haven't called it yet

98% in with Kasich up 90,000+

Its mathmatically impossible for Strickland to win...

CenterBHSFan;543164 wrote:Pants, lol, why is Paul an insane person?

Because he is the type of politician that has his stance no matter what the situation. Doesn't think, just says his stance.

He is against, to my knowledge, any type of regulations on any industry. That is insane.

Kirk is expected to win the POTUS' old seat.

KIRK (R) WINS OBAMAS OLD SENATE SEAT!!!!!

I Wear Pants;543158 wrote:Rand Paul is pretty much an insane person.

Are you his psychiatrist? What makes him so insane? Is it the because he forces women to worship aqua buddha?

CNN just called it for Kasich


I feel bad for the State of Ohio right now

Ty Webb;543181 wrote:CNN just called it for Kasich

Congrats on being 30 minutes late CNN.

majorspark;543176 wrote:Are you his psychiatrist? What makes him so insane? Is it the because he forces women to worship aqua buddha?

LOL!

I Wear Pants;543172 wrote:Because he is the type of politician that has his stance no matter what the situation. Doesn't think, just says his stance.

He is against, to my knowledge, any type of regulations on any industry. That is insane.

Wouldn't your first statement actually be a good thing? What you are saying is he is true to his beliefs and stays consistent in his position. He doesn't spin his answer to say what is "politically correct" or sell the public a line of horse manure.

Ty Webb;543181 wrote:I feel bad for the State of Ohio right now

Definitely. Considering how sweet things are going now.

I Wear Pants;543172 wrote:He is against, to my knowledge, any type of regulations on any industry. That is insane.

I think your are being blown by the media winds. Just because someone wants to make changes to how industry is regulated does not make him insane. Define for us what ungodly changes Rand Paul wants to make to industry regulation.

justincredible;543187 wrote:Definitely. Considering how sweet things are going now.

Kasich will not make things better....he will make them much worse

Ty Webb;543193 wrote:Kasich will not make things better....he will make them much worse

Well, a majority of the state voted for him so that clearly proves you wrong.

Just opened up a bottle of Frogs Leap zinfandel (shipped to me by some Ca. buddies), and I must say that pairs well with saying good riddance to bad rubbish!



Bet they had no idea of when and why it would be savored...

NEVADA SENATE RACE

Harry Reid 51%
Sharon Angle 45%

majorspark;543192 wrote:I think your are being blown by the media winds. Just because someone wants to make changes to how industry is regulated does not make him insane. Define for us what ungodly changes Rand Paul wants to make to industry regulation.

From what I'm aware of he's against things like regulating, say lead paint, etc. That is pretty insane to me if you look at it from a cost/benefit point of view.

justincredible;543195 wrote:Well, a majority of the state voted for him so that clearly proves you wrong.

Really.... a "majority" voted for George W. Bush twice...and you see what happened with him

Ty Webb;543200 wrote:Really.... a "majority" voted for George W. Bush twice...and you see what happened with him

I was poking at your "George Lopez must be the best comedian because..." argument.

Little Danny;543185 wrote:Wouldn't your first statement actually be a good thing? What you are saying is he is true to his beliefs and stays consistent in his position. He doesn't spin his answer to say what is "politically correct" or sell the public a line of horse manure.

Not in the way I meant it.

I didn't mean he stays true to his beliefs. I meant he doesn't think. If you're talking about a regulation his answer is no. No matter what. It could be a regulation that makes it illegal for people to sell razors embedded in apples and he'd oppose it saying that if there wasn't a market for it it wouldn't be sold.

"The ugliness of socialistic tendencies stands in direct contradiction to the very meaning of America"

Just spent the last 10 minutes watching MSNBC - wow.

I've been flipping through about 3 channels plus one of the locals here, and MSNBC is by far.... the worst bunch of pigs ever.

Good day for the Republicans/Tea party, that is for sure.

I'm excited, to be completely honest. A lot of those elected don't necessarily jive with my own political views...but i think they're good for America, and i'm looking forward to seeing what they can do.

Most of the tea party folks that i genuinely like/respect were elected, and thank god Angle lost, though i wish Reid could have lost too.

The tea party did really well this time, and hopefully they've learned a lesson re: nominating worthless candidates like Angle and O'Donnell. I wanted Reid gone just like i wanted Pelosi to no longer be speaker...got one wish, but still stuck with Reid.

That isn't to say that Rand isn't a smart guy or a good dude. It's just that I disagree with him in regards to some things. I agree with him in other areas.

Also, sorry for the many posts instead of putting them all in one but I'm pretty tired so I'm not thinking too well.

Overall I'm content with the way this election went. New people needed to be inserted. Will these Republicans some how revolutionize the way things are done? No. But hopefully this can work out in a Clinton/Republican Congress sort of way. I want both Obama and this now Republican house to succeed. I hope that the ones I didn't vote for prove me wrong and fix everything they said they'd fix. Obviously there are some areas where I disagree with what they support (if they support the death penalty for instance) but the main focus right now is the economy and I don't care what means they use to do it I just hope it works.

Fox News has called Nevada for Dingey Harry.

That is 2 seats the Tea Party has cost the Republican party by nominating bat shit crazy nominees (Delaware & Nevada) when more establishment types would have won those races for sure. It is looking like those 2 seats may be the difference between Democrats retaining control and Mitch McConnell being majority leader with all the power that comes with it.

I am not a RINO lover, but better to be in the majority and deal with a RINO or 2 than be stuck in the minority where you don't control the agenda or committees.