Let me start off by saying: I'm glad the first day of school comes once a year.
Let's start today with the Democrats.....or should I say, the ones distancing themselves from the Democratic agenda as of late:
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., called them her “majority makers” – the moderate to conservative Democrats in right-leaning districts whose election in 2006 made her Speaker.
And now many of them – and other Democrats in competitive districts -- are fighting for their political lives in a harsh environment and have found it necessary to distance themselves from their leaders and Democratic policies.
After Democrats won a special election in Pennsylvania earlier this year in which the GOP nominee tried to tie the Democrat, Mark Critz, to Pelosi and Obama, the Speaker said, “What we learn from this election and I think hopefully Republicans saw clearly, is nationalizing the election, talking about Speaker Pelosi and President Obama was not as appealing to the public there than Mark Critz talking to them about their jobs.”
Will that also hold true for Democrats talking about Pelosi and Obama in a negative way?
In case you are in disbelief, here are the campaign ads. First, Bobby Bright, D-Ala:
Next, Jason Altmire, D-Penn:
Mike McIntyre, D-NC:
Glenn Nye, D-Va:
Joe Donnelley, D-Ind with 2 ads.:
This is a just a mess.
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