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2014 Midterm Elections
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2014/05/07/clay-aiken-has-slim-edge-in-north-carolina-primary/
Clay Aiken has slim edge in North Carolina primary
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/06/politics/gop-tea-party-primary-results/?iref=obinsite
GOP establishment 1, tea party 0 after North Carolina Senate primary
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/06/politics/north-carolina-primary-takeaways/
5 takeaways from election night
Rand Paul gambled — and lost
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/politics/elections/2014/05/07/statehouse-shakeup-southwest-ohio-primaries/8791335/
Beck won't resign despite GOP rejection
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/2014/05/07/gop-fisher-can-appear-primary-ballot-convention-vote-stays-secret/1JYIoqh9ksayxFBcQZOiVI/story.html
GOP: Fisher Can Appear on Primary Ballot If Convention Vote Stays Secret
http://www.sunshinestatenews.com/story/curt-clawson-just-latest-outsider-win-gop-primary-florida
Curt Clawson Just the Latest Outsider to Win a GOP Primary in Florida
The race was triggered when Radel, a freshman lawmaker, resigned in January after pleading guilty to misdemeanor cocaine possession.
Rand Paul and Michele Bachmann were on the Clawson bandwagon
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/DC-Decoder/Decoder-Buzz/2014/0408/Kissing-congressman-Vance-McAllister-Will-voters-forgive-transgression-video
Allegations that married Rep. Vance McAllister was kissing a staffer coincided with release of a poll that showed many voters are forgiving of adultery.
'Kissing congressman' McAllister: I won't quit but I won't run again.
Of recent elections what's up? In this modern world. You vote (full ballot or selective or no)?
Some have it there is change afoot.
Some have it that legislation is on hold - until results are in, then they can go back to work.
When will they go back to work, on what, after which election: primary? state? national?
Given current state of process, what are likely to be the issues more favored by candidates?
What will likely be issues that may actually pass legislation?
Do the two have anything in common?
-and what do you think about that?
Results are in.
Same-o same-old?
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2014/05/07/clay-aiken-has-slim-edge-in-north-carolina-primary/
Clay Aiken has slim edge in North Carolina primary
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/06/politics/gop-tea-party-primary-results/?iref=obinsite
GOP establishment 1, tea party 0 after North Carolina Senate primary
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/06/politics/north-carolina-primary-takeaways/
5 takeaways from election night
Rand Paul gambled — and lost
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/politics/elections/2014/05/07/statehouse-shakeup-southwest-ohio-primaries/8791335/
Beck won't resign despite GOP rejection
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/2014/05/07/gop-fisher-can-appear-primary-ballot-convention-vote-stays-secret/1JYIoqh9ksayxFBcQZOiVI/story.html
GOP: Fisher Can Appear on Primary Ballot If Convention Vote Stays Secret
http://www.sunshinestatenews.com/story/curt-clawson-just-latest-outsider-win-gop-primary-florida
Curt Clawson Just the Latest Outsider to Win a GOP Primary in Florida
The race was triggered when Radel, a freshman lawmaker, resigned in January after pleading guilty to misdemeanor cocaine possession.
Rand Paul and Michele Bachmann were on the Clawson bandwagon
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/DC-Decoder/Decoder-Buzz/2014/0408/Kissing-congressman-Vance-McAllister-Will-voters-forgive-transgression-video
Allegations that married Rep. Vance McAllister was kissing a staffer coincided with release of a poll that showed many voters are forgiving of adultery.
'Kissing congressman' McAllister: I won't quit but I won't run again.
Of recent elections what's up? In this modern world. You vote (full ballot or selective or no)?
Some have it there is change afoot.
Some have it that legislation is on hold - until results are in, then they can go back to work.
When will they go back to work, on what, after which election: primary? state? national?
Given current state of process, what are likely to be the issues more favored by candidates?
What will likely be issues that may actually pass legislation?
Do the two have anything in common?
-and what do you think about that?
Results are in.
Same-o same-old?
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Maybe part of the problem with finding an 'answer' is that there is so much that is fractured in the related politics.
I look back to the '60s of my youth and how politics morphed after that in the '70s, '80s and '90s. I'd be interested in reading about anyone who accurately foresaw what would happen in politics in those decades after seeing the '60s.
Today, I don't know what to think of many of the oddities we're seeing. Similar to my (lack of) thoughts on "Africa", I don't see what's coming. What makes me most nervous is the potential for a charismatic "leader" building a following from the very confused masses.
Tom
I look back to the '60s of my youth and how politics morphed after that in the '70s, '80s and '90s. I'd be interested in reading about anyone who accurately foresaw what would happen in politics in those decades after seeing the '60s.
Today, I don't know what to think of many of the oddities we're seeing. Similar to my (lack of) thoughts on "Africa", I don't see what's coming. What makes me most nervous is the potential for a charismatic "leader" building a following from the very confused masses.
Tom
Too bad I wasn't more specific in my very last statement above. A career in political prediction could be built on such things.
Tom