And people are going to vote for republicans because they're better at....what?

All signals from the white House is that they are going to double down instead of adjust course.

Pretty cute writing.

Ah, your response is so perfect, cb: nothing on the content (dems' dilemma), all about the source.

Could you be a bigger phony? (half your responses are from leftard blogs)

Evan Bayh joins the list of Dem Senators on the Endangered Specias List. It's a very close race...

Indiana Senator Evan Bayh is another Democratic incumbent who could find himself in a tough reelection battle this fall. A new Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of likely voters in the state finds that Bayh attracts support from just 44% or 45% of voters when matched against his top potential Republican challengers.

Congressman Mike Pence is reportedly considering running against Bayh. At this time, he attracts 47% of the vote while Bayh picks up 44%.
Ras

I notice that Beau Biden has decided not to run for his father's Senate seat, and (precisely as I predicted on these pages) Evan Bayh is now seeing an erosion of his own support in Indiana, in the wake of the Martha Coakley meltdown in Massachusetts.

The Democrats' general retreat in 2010 is rapidly turning into a rout.

People haven't voted FOR anything in years, only against. Sad but true.

I think Obama is starting to get the message - lowering taxes...

Obama proposes almost doubling child care tax credit
January 25, 2010

Washington (CNN) -- President Obama proposed nearly doubling the child care tax credit for middle-class families Monday, the latest administration initiative meant to reassure Americans nervous about the slow pace of the economic recovery.

The proposal is one of five new recommendations from the president's Middle Class Task Force, which was established one year ago this week.

It comes as an increasingly populist White House struggles to regain the political advantage among swing independent voters who have flocked to the GOP in recent elections in Massachusetts, New Jersey and Virginia....

...In addition, the White House will propose limiting federal student loan payments to 10 percent of a student's income above a basic living allowance.

The administration also will push for the creation of a system of automatic workplace individual retirement accounts, requiring all employers to give workers the option of enrolling in a direct-deposit IRA.

Fourth, the White House will propose expanding tax credits to match retirement savings, while also enacting new safeguards to protect retirement savings.

Fifth, the administration will push to expand federal support for families caring for elderly relatives, "helping them manage their multiple responsibilities and allowing seniors to live in the community for as long as possible," a White House official said.
CNN

But I don't give Ford much of a chance in the primary, though - if he runs - especially in NYC and suburbs. Tennessee is a long way from NY.

I'll vote for him if he wins the primary (I don't vote in the Dem primary.)

Even Rahm Emanuel thinks the left wing of the Dem party are LEFTARDS!!!

I wonder how Emanuel thinks those Leftards will do this fall.