You probably didn't read what I wrote properly on healthcare.  I didn't say that all , infact we are making a similar point ,maybe not exactly ...Go back and read more carefully ,...

Obama has been the most consequential president we have had in a long time...Healthcare , Financial reform , Student loans , Iraq . You may not agree with everything , especially health care for me , I think it should have been smaller and much more targeted but it seems to me he has been somewhat of a success , but these are not ordinary times because of the state of the economy , I think he has tried his best and done s well as he could with the economy and the circumstances he inherited . I would give him a B- in performance , even though I still think it will be a 65 seats victory in the house for republicans and more likely a 50/50 split in the senate , with a total takeover still possible

65 seats in the house and take over in the senate , 10 seats .

65 seats in the house and 10 seats in the senate ... I'll go all out on this one...I know the most realistic outcome is a 51 -49 split according to the polls , but I think the wave would be bigger than expected . Washingtom and West Virgina are tough calls , but I would pick Rossi and Rease . If I am wrong , won't be the first...

I agree with you on Pelosi , with reards to conway I don't get the sense that the a is a hail mary , infact I think from my corner here in Tennessee it seemed to me Conway was making a lot of headway against paul in the past few weeks as reported in local news , so I don't know if it was a desperation act . I think it was aimed at the undecided to move Conway over the top . I don't know if it is as bad as people seem to think it is for Conway...I am still at 55 for the republicans in the house could go higher

There is no way Pelosi would be the face of the minority party , if the dems want to win back the house anytime soon , she is that damaged.. The house has been gone for about a couple of months now , closer to a year in my view , ever since the prolonged health care debacle. I think it would be closer to 55 - 60 seats for the republicans ..

With unemployment , the economy and the agenda coming out of Washington  opposed by most folks in this region , I would be surprised if anyone gets riled up about hick ad outside of the media bubble in dc...

A lot more people agree with your so called Fox News talking points ,basically a majority including a sizeable percentage of dems. . The stimulus , bailouts , healthcare ,student loans , if it isnt obvious there is more government involvement today than it should be then I dont know what will do it . All those issues are driving the election..One would only hope the democrats recognize that and dont have their heads buried in the sand like some seem to have.The

He cant get past 45 in Nevada , Rasmussen is coming out today with Angle at 50 with leaners , Reid at 46....Hickeygate is a non story , in wv , obama is the issue...

Nevada seems to be moving to Angle...Thats the race I am watching..Spending , Deficits , Healthcare and government takeover , my prediction over a year ago ..By the way I believe Reid will lose that race..

about 50 seats is right...

Thats not reality . He has been average on the economy , some successes , some failures..He has probably done as best as he could with the hands he was given..

I hope Lincoln can hang on .....

" Oh Boy... this is going to make Kentucky a real fight. Paul faces Democratic Senate candidate and Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway in the general election to replace Republican Sen. Jim Bunning on November 2, 2010..."

 - Not really , the unpopularity of the president and democratic agenda in these parts makes him a 2 to 1 favorite to win , nothwithstanding his libertarian views that a lot of people seem to find to be weird . Conway himself isn't terribly popular in Kentucky...

economy , growth of government are the issues that would turn the election in my view ....