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Why are Republicans so optimistic about November when they are alienating voters left and right? - DavidSGordon - 01-24-2011

First they alienated the only minority which historically voted Republican, the Hispanic voters, now they are alienating the unemployed Republicans with their own Senators calling them "Hobo's" and animals.

Why are Republicans so optimistic about November when they are alienating voters left and right?


Re: Why are Republicans so optimistic about November when they are alienating voters left and right? - DonnaDErickson - 01-24-2011

Alienating? Really? I think you are confused, this White House and the dems are the ones alienating the voters.


Re: Why are Republicans so optimistic about November when they are alienating voters left and right? - Strong - 01-24-2011

You are talking about the democratic party.


Re: Why are Republicans so optimistic about November when they are alienating voters left and right? - OriginatingfromFlanders - 01-25-2011

They watch a lot of Fox News and believe what they see and hear there.


Re: Why are Republicans so optimistic about November when they are alienating voters left and right? - LoriMPerron - 01-25-2011

You should watch something other then MSNBC. Try it you will learn something


Re: Why are Republicans so optimistic about November when they are alienating voters left and right? - Strawberry - 01-25-2011

"Hispanic registered voters' support for Barack Obama for president remained consistent and strong in June, with Obama leading John McCain by 59% to 29% among this group."
What was that about Hispanics voting Republican?