“About 98% of blog-based political analysis begins with the assumption that the average voter is similar to the blogger.” - Jim Geraghty
I think the consensus amongst the blogosphere, whether you are on the side of the Senate or the House, is that the GOP managed to screw up the payroll tax cut debate to a fair thee well. You would think this would be an easy one. We were getting a decision on the Keystone XL pipeline, weren’t raising taxes on successful people, and taking away the Democrat talking point aboot not working together.
Instead, we botched things up and managed to make President Class Warfare look like a tax cutter while we want to hike everyone’s taxes. How do I know this? Because of my mom and all the women in my office asking me, “Why are Republicans raising my taxes?”
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People are making a big brou-ha-ha because President Obama’s poll number went up this week, after months and months and months and months and month and months of bad numbers. Um, they do this every so often. A week will go by when he’ll get some good numbers, usually by polls conducted by news outlets that skew the sampling data to the towards the Democrats. Sorry, but Dems do not have a ten point advantage over Republicans.
Anyone who knows me can’t be shocked that a Zac Brown Band song is my number one song of the year. I’ve bonded with so many different groups of friends over ZBB over the past twelve months, and once I got a hold “Keep Me in Mind” it was easily my favourite song from their last album.
You know, if we didn’t have a special election in New York every few months, none of us would know what to do with ourselves. And now that disgraced Democrat Sen. Carl Kruger has 
I’m admittedly a fan of Sen. Greg Ball, but 
