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**animilius** · 05-20-2010, 02:54 AM

I think the volume of voting on the Democratic side is a sign that we Liberal Progressives are still a power that the so-called Tea Party has underestimated. The amount of votes for the loser of the Democratic Primary in Kentucky was more than the winner of the Republican Primary, that racist fellow Rand Paul, who for some reason or the other hates Americans with disabilities?

Loved that Bill Halter forced Blanche Lincoln into a runoff ... she needs to GO! Mark Critz won John Murtha's seat, much to the Tea Party's chagrin *smirks*

But the best of the night was Joe Sestak putting Arlen Specter out to pasture in the Democratic Party Primary in Pennsylvania. I'm sorry but 80 is way too old to be trying to make sense of complicated government bull crap, let alone he totally forgot he had switched to the DEMOCRATIC party.

I see a bright future for Democrats/Liberals/Progressives in the November elections. Especially as the economy continues to improve and more benefits of the Health Care Reform kick in. Sorry Tea Party ... I know you had delusions of grandeur but time to get over it and realize you are a tiny minority of a tiny minor party of NO.

Just my humble opinions ... carry on.

05-20-2010, 02:54 AM	#1
animilius Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 555 Senior Member	So ... what do you all think of the primaries and special elections yesterday? I think the volume of voting on the Democratic side is a sign that we Liberal Progressives are still a power that the so-called Tea Party has underestimated. The amount of votes for the loser of the Democratic Primary in Kentucky was more than the winner of the Republican Primary, that racist fellow Rand Paul, who for some reason or the other hates Americans with disabilities? Loved that Bill Halter forced Blanche Lincoln into a runoff ... she needs to GO! Mark Critz won John Murtha's seat, much to the Tea Party's chagrin smirks But the best of the night was Joe Sestak putting Arlen Specter out to pasture in the Democratic Party Primary in Pennsylvania. I'm sorry but 80 is way too old to be trying to make sense of complicated government bull crap, let alone he totally forgot he had switched to the DEMOCRATIC party. I see a bright future for Democrats/Liberals/Progressives in the November elections. Especially as the economy continues to improve and more benefits of the Health Care Reform kick in. Sorry Tea Party ... I know you had delusions of grandeur but time to get over it and realize you are a tiny minority of a tiny minor party of NO. Just my humble opinions ... carry on.
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