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Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee
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« on: November 17, 2014, 01:48:49 AM »

If anyone thinks another ten million was goingto change NC, they obviously don't live in NC.

The ads were saturating already.

What else could have been placed in an add against Tillis.

1) He gutted eduction to -
2) cut taxes for millions, private jets and yachts
3) will take away your medicare,
4) will ban abortion and contraception
5) had a conflict of interest on his staff

They did all that and more.
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« Reply #1 on: November 17, 2014, 02:48:08 AM »

Supporting the minimum wage doesn't make you a progressive. Rick Santorum supports a minimum wage increase.
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« Reply #2 on: November 18, 2014, 07:22:28 PM »

Supporting the minimum wage doesn't make you a progressive. Rick Santorum supports a minimum wage increase.

Rick Santorum also supports unions. He's from a part of western Pennsylvania where Republicans have some economic positions that aren't exactly ones that most conservatives usually have.

So the Pennsylvanians are different line. That is dirty business man. Tongue

Mitt Romney supports increasing the minimum wage.
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« Reply #3 on: November 18, 2014, 07:25:22 PM »

IA and CO, not ARK or LA was the key to the majority and having not acted on immigration reform through the Congress, not executively, we would have say a different result.
If anyone thinks another ten million was goingto change NC, they obviously don't live in NC.

The ads were saturating already.

What else could have been placed in an add against Tillis.

1) He gutted eduction to -
2) cut taxes for millions, private jets and yachts
3) will take away your medicare,
4) will ban abortion and contraception
5) had a conflict of interest on his staff

They did all that and more.

So Hagan essentially campaigned as a progressive Democrat?

Its one thing to say your opponent is a right-wing jackhole. Its another to give actual policies.

Exactly, Hagan didn't give a reason to be voted for, was a crappy Senator. And even the Charlotte Observer in their endorsement of her (which she touted as "OMG I Got Tillis' hometown paper"), said she was a crappy Senator in it's endorsement of her.
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Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee
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« Reply #4 on: November 18, 2014, 07:28:47 PM »

IA and CO, not ARK or LA was the key to the majority and having not acted on immigration reform through the Congress, not executively, we would have say a different result.

Immigration reform would not have helped in IA. A poll in 2013 by I think either SurveyUSA or PPP said that a plurality of Iowans 46-30 oppose a path to legalization. In fact the poll said that of the four biggest questions (immigration, Obamacare, the shutdown and one other one, maybe Keystone) the voters of IA sided with Republicans on all of them except the Gov't shutdown. The seeds of potential Republican victory in Iowa were there a year ago and the campaign merely played out in a way that allowed them to be capitalized on. ALso there is no demographic differential in IA since the state is so monolithic, save for age and even there Iowa is one of the states where young people are leaving.

The Republicans could do very well in Iowa going forward if they grew a brain.
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