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dreamy14

12-31-2011 09:39 PM

What’s the likelihood that Democrats could control Washington in 2012?

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As of December 31, 2011 the likelihood of the Democrats retaining the Presidency is 53.7 percent, retaining the Senate is 20.7 percent, and taking the House is 32.7 percent. This is compiled from Betfair, Intrade, and Iowa Electronic Market prediction market data.

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What does that 53.7 percent mean for Obama? Not too much at this moment. With the election 10 months away, markets are going to be conservative. Still, markets are predicting that numbers will continue to move in his favor.

As for holding on to the Senate, it is not looking good for the Democrats. The Democrats control 23 of 33 seats up for election and are facing slew of retirements, including Ben Nelson from Nebraska this week.

Full story:
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/signal/l...164705443.html

dexterchach

01-01-2012 09:56 PM

Re: What’s the likelihood that Democrats could control Washington in 2012?

this has nothing to do with the Dream Act. As we all know from Dec 2010, it doesn't matter who controls Washington in regards to the Dream Act.

CB124

01-02-2012 01:03 AM

Re: What’s the likelihood that Democrats could control Washington in 2012?

This has everything to do with the dream act, unless you don't know the way laws are passed

Mantequilla

01-02-2012 01:21 AM

Re: What’s the likelihood that Democrats could control Washington in 2012?

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Originally Posted by CB124 (Post 242155)

This has everything to do with the dream act, unless you don't know the way laws are passed

Yup, which is why when democrats controlled both the house and the senate the dream act wasn't brought up. You fucks are just a pawn in a chess game. fuck american, hail iran!

DareToAct

01-02-2012 01:31 AM

Re: What’s the likelihood that Democrats could control Washington in 2012?

^lol man, but You know what they say - a politician is a politician is a politician...-_______-

king kong

01-03-2012 10:29 AM

Re: What’s the likelihood that Democrats could control Washington in 2012?

HAHA love mantequilla honesty. Plain and simple we need a real war not some bullshit hunting civilians with opinions and broomstick in the desert. Once a draft is initiated they will be forcing us to join up and fight their honest fight for their honest country.

bertdude7

01-03-2012 06:34 PM

Re: What’s the likelihood that Democrats could control Washington in 2012?

I was watching MSNBC and the chances of Democrats taking back the house are much higher now than the Republicans did back in 2010 when they did in fact take the House. If I recall correctly, chances were at 35% for the Democrats of taking the house back, new poll results btw.

2Face

01-04-2012 01:00 PM

Re: What’s the likelihood that Democrats could control Washington in 2012?

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Originally Posted by bertdude7 (Post 242277)

Any news on filibuster proof majority???

bertdude7

01-04-2012 08:23 PM

Re: What’s the likelihood that Democrats could control Washington in 2012?

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Originally Posted by 2Face (Post 242341)

Any news on filibuster proof majority???

I think taking the House back is not gonna be much of an issue, I mean this congress has the lowest approval ratings ever, 11%. I know the Democrats are gonna have a hard time keeping control of the senate, since 23 of their senators are up for re election, Republicans will lose Senate seats as well (See Elizabeth Warren vs. Brown), but I guess only time will tell.

CB124

01-04-2012 09:02 PM

Re: What’s the likelihood that Democrats could control Washington in 2012?

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Originally Posted by 2Face (Post 242341)

Any news on filibuster proof majority???

I would bet my life that they don't get a filibuster proof majority

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