Q: Who is winning the Republican presidential primaries?

[kpete]

A: Barack Obama

http://www.dailykos.com/i/admin/Obama_laughing_550

POLLS:
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/02/12/1064195/-Polls-momentum-shifts-and-the-race-for-the-White-House?via=blog_1

[FarLeftFist]

2. Proud to be a NYer. 58%-35%

[mucifer]

4. I got ya beat. I'm in IL and they don't even bother to poll us.

[A Simple Game]

3. The real question is who is going to win the Republican nomination?

I don't think anyone in the clown car is going to be the nominee.

[provis99]

5. I think they will reincarnate Zombie Reagan.

He will be their nominee. It`s what they want, anyways.

[lpbk2713]

7. That's probably their only hope.

The only way they can possibly energize what used to be the hardcore rethugs.


Maybe they could animate him like Craig Ferguson's sidekick.

[dogknob]

6. The GOP candidates for the House and Senate are winning...

... while everyone watches their dog & pony show.

Get ready for 4 years of impeachment hearings.

[PRETZEL]

10. Not so totally sure I agree that the GOP is solidifying

its hold on the House and Senate.

Yes, it's true that the number of seats that are in play have lessened a great deal, there may be a trend where some of those may not be as safe as they may appear.

There, at least in my opinion, several issues where Dems have some strong talking points against their Republican rivals. Part of it will be taxes and especially if many of them decide to continue the "no new tax" screed of Norquist and friends. It won't be just the Dems who will rail against this, alot of independants would hopefully see the inequity in this fallacy and look for someone who would have a much more centrist view.

I think it's going to be tough for incumbent Republicans to hang their hats on R-money for this very reason.

And, if on the odd chance that the Republicans go and nominate Sanatorium, well who is going to jump on that bandwagon?

I think there's a very good chance for Dems to pick up seats they may have felt in the past weren't attainable. But in that light, I don't believe that a candidate who is viewed as "far left" would be as strong a candidate as someone who is more "center left".

[Ghost Dog]

8. Jeb Bush

if the PTB calculate the time is right.

[HopeHoops]

9. Does it matter?

Obama's just going to run against some moron. Which moron doesn't really make a difference. He can out-debate any of them.