what's the matter? hit a nerve pookie? don't like seeing those red states turn blue? Well Mr. SillyPants it's a mandate..the good guys are going to win. your pitiful group of losers hasn't got a chance.

gonna have me some spicy cajun wings to celebrate

This post was edited by duffman316 on Nov 23 2015 10:24am

Not all that surprising given the demographics of Louisiana. I know that in the south poor whites tend to vote Republican but Louisiana is so poor and has such a high number of African Americans that a democratic victory can't be that surprising.

Since Walker got laughed out of the race he hasn't really done much here. I have hardly heard his name thrown around, most likely because he's no longer trying to build name recognition as the posterboy of the Tea Party. Although I would doubt he will lose the next election, because he's going to east tensions down the stretch or simply not run. My guess is it's getting close to the time when Walker can return collective bargaining rights to the teacher's union and finally reveal that it was actually just a budget balancing temporary measure and not the war on unions that got him national recognition and a recall election. As the economy comes back, which is slowly is in WI (much slower than Minn), those bargaining rights mean less and less. So Walker will return the rights in the election year and commend the teachers for their sacrifice, they will still hate him but the nasty ads wont run and he'll win a by a landslide without that moderate vote swinging so heavily to the Dem side.

It's true that money is extremely important, but it isn't everything.

Take Jeb Bush, for example. He had the most money of all the 2016 candidates at one point.

But you reach a certain point where if you aren't likable enough, your money starts to matter less.

Jindal reached that point. Brownback (Kansas) probably has reached that point.