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Voters Want Jobs For Votes, Not More BS

July 18, 2006 ⋅  E-Mail Article ⋅ ⋅ Post a comment

The Republicans are quaking in their boots, they will not openly admit to it because a sign of weakness would further hurt their chances but behind closed doors the anxiety is growing, Democrats are gaining steam going into the 2006 elections and Republicans want a foothold.

Democrats are exploiting the fact that Republicans have been slow to address outsourcing and job creation in America and even moderate Republicans are beginning to say that they feel Democrats may do a better job of keeping America employed than Republicans and that mantra is what is turning citizens into voters, Democratic voters. What can the Republicans do to slow the hemorrhaging? Many say their domestic business policies are eroding America and they want a change, do you agree? Will this topic really affect your vote this time?

Numerous polls have shown that Republicans are in jeopardy of losing their grip on Congress in November. The latest Associated Press-Ipsos poll found that Americans by 3-to-1 margin have a very bad image of the Republican Party and that they feel the Republican dominated House is not performing up to par, many have openly stated they would like to see the Democrats extract control years of Republican Congressional rule.

The numerous polls also show that solid percentages of liberals, moderates and Republican conservatives say they’ll vote Democratic. A Democratic swing in the Congress would definitely neutralize President Bush and his numerous policies. Many Washington insiders say that a Democratic takeover of either the House or Senate would be disastrous for the President Bush, effectively making him an almost lame duck politician.

Numerous voters say that their job future is of number one concern right now, as well as the job future of their children, I think the poll numbers bear out that America will not stand for losing any longer. I hope the politicians get the hint and help address the situation. We need strong political leadership that is focused on domestic job creation, which would be a win-win situation regardless of their political affiliation.

Voters Want Jobs For Votes, Not More BS

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