Seeing lots of ads attacking democrats on Obamacare which is only one issue.

WHY, has no GOP PAC or candidate asked the question:

If the economy is improving and more people are going back to work lowering unemployment, WHY do democrats want to increase deficit spending to add millions of people to entitlement programs?

IMHO if the GOP doesn't start to show a multi-dimensional campaign they won't be successful.

I agree that the republicans may win running strictly against ACA, but it's not clear what they may do next.

"what next" is always the difficult answer to the easy question.

(04-19-2014 06:19 PM)EagleX Wrote:  I agree that the republicans may win running strictly against ACA, but it's not clear what they may do next.

"what next" is always the difficult answer to the easy question.

I'd be more inclined to vote Republican if they focused on what's next.

Because these midterm election campaigns are state level. However, I agree that would add another punch. The GOP will be successful in Nov. Obamacare.

(04-19-2014 06:23 PM)dmacfour Wrote:  

(04-19-2014 06:19 PM)EagleX Wrote:  I agree that the republicans may win running strictly against ACA, but it's not clear what they may do next.

"what next" is always the difficult answer to the easy question.

I'd be more inclined to vote Republican if they focused on what's next.

conservatism is frequently misinterpreted as simply stopping the progressive agenda.

I would suggest that obama won in 2008 as simply a stopper to the bush agenda, after which he had . . . not very much.

Republicans should be asking why the BO admin. and many others are not in jail.

(04-19-2014 06:13 PM)THE NC Herd Fan Wrote:  Seeing lots of ads attacking democrats on Obamacare which is only one issue.

WHY, has no GOP PAC or candidate asked the question:

If the economy is improving and more people are going back to work lowering unemployment, WHY do democrats want to increase deficit spending to add millions of people to entitlement programs?

IMHO if the GOP doesn't start to show a multi-dimensional campaign they won't be successful.

What exactly are you speaking of that would add millions to entitlement programs?

I'm personally astonished that the republican response has been so feeble. Democrats have given us a steady stream of terrible ideas, and in response republicans have no ideas? Really? How bad is this going to get?

(04-21-2014 09:04 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  I'm personally astonished that the republican response has been so feeble. Democrats have given us a steady stream of terrible ideas, and in response republicans have no ideas? Really? How bad is this going to get?

I think the real issue is that Republicans have not been effective in explaining that many times there really is no problem and there is no need for a solution.

Democrats are pretty good at creating a nonexistent problem. The stupidity falls on us for not catching it.