I will say again, that is a mistake for democrats to refuse to campaign with

[mfcorey1]

the President. There is not the massive dislike for the President as portrayed by the mainstream media and their"jacked up" polls.

[AverageJoe90]

1. Not in most areas, no.

Unfortunately, there *are* exceptions. Georgia is one of them.....so is Kentucky, where Alison Grimes is managing to stick ahead of McTurtle now.

[blkmusclmachine]

2. If you want a Gov't shutdown, stay home/vote GOP.

If you want the US to default, stay home/vote GOP.

If you want your right to vote taken away from you, stay home/vote GOP.

If you want minimum wage to be $0.01/hour and with no benefits, stay home/vote GOP.

If you want a woman's right to choose her own health care taken away from her and given to a preacher somewhere, stay home/vote GOP.

If you want to return the Country to the 1800's, stay home/vote GOP.

If you want to live in a far rightwing Theocracy, where a Church makes all your personal life decisions for you, stay home/vote GOP.

If you hate Democracy, and hate the Constitution and Bill of Rights, stay home/vote GOP.

[wandy]

4. +1

[JI7]

6. yeah, but for some hatred of minorities and love of guns matters more than any of that

[Rex]

3. I agree, he has huge charisma.

The M$M has ALWAYS been against this WH.

[JI7]

5. not true in all areas, there are areas where Dems need some racist vote to win