Midterm elections: Campaigning for dummies

As the midterm elections come closer, it seems Americans are knee deep in campaign commercials and other advertisements to persuade their vote. Many conservative candidates are rolling up their sleeves and dumbing down issues in order to appeal to their constituents and retake Congress. Will Republicans be able to take the majority in Washington again? Keith Koffler the editor of White House Dossier believes that initially conservatives wouldn't be able to change much but must look to 2012 to get a Republican President and majority in Congress.

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[LittleBlueBird]

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She's articulate and energetic, nothing wrong with that.

[VexZeez]

Cut the budget for the department of war. End the occupation.

[ChimeraWarrior73]

The Dems had a 60 vote majority and did nothing with it except complain that the Republicans are obstructionists.

Keep that spineless, panty-wearing snake, H. Reid, as Senate majority leader and in 2012 the Repubs will finally grab the Senate too.

[PrimateDynasty]

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[labartic]

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[Niacin11]

gridlock. through all the bastards out!

[TheAtheistworld]

@LittleBlueBird u r stupid and it will be solved

[slavixtube]

The host lady should stop saying 'kind of' in every sentence.