Monday, July 12, 2010

Democrats In More Trouble Than In 1994?

"On every single statistical measurement, the Democrats are in more trouble today than they were in July 1994 when they lost control of the House and Senate."

Pollster Frank Luntz tells Tucker Carlson that the Democrats are "In More Trouble" now than in 1994. (See Video)

Luntz and Carlson agree that Obama is trying to spin what he has done to the economy into something positive. Luntz does not believe it will work.



Blog author's comments - Let's believe pollster Frank Luntz is right. If the Republicans gain back some power, will they be ready to take advantage of it and do what is necessary? Do they have a plan?

They have to show the voters they are up to the challenge. The Republicans have to offer an agenda of growth and a stop to what the Obama administration has done and wants to do.

One major problem - If the Republicans can assume power - it will be at the same time that all of the higher taxes go into affect which the Obama administration has already put in place, beginning next January. They would be in power when everything starts to get worse. The Obama regime is setup to dump disaster on the GOP.

Obama will point fingers, "see what has happened when the Republicans are in charge." He will also have the MSM backing him on every thing he says. I hope the Republicans will be ready to show the voters who actually created the problems.

Now will be the time for the Republicans to show the voters that they are the party who can begin to move us out of the economic problems we now face. If they cannot do this, the voters will abandon them again.

The Democrats will be depending primarily on an ignorant electorate who still receive their news from the MSM. The Republicans must have a clear message and agenda. They have to make the voting public aware of it.

This may be our last chance to right much of what Obama has done in only 18 months. To halt what he has planned for the country for the remainder of his four year term.

h/t: HotAirPundit

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