Harry Reid...will he stay or will he go?

So looking into your individual crystal balls, do you honestly think Harry Reid will be re-elected in Nevada?

I actually say YES, I think he will be re-elected...I have no facts or figures to back it up, just a gut feeling...

Cincy Fan 44 wrote:So looking into your individual crystal balls, do you honestly think Harry Reid will be re-elected in Nevada?

I actually say YES, I think he will be re-elected...I have no facts or figures to back it up, just a gut feeling...

I hope he goes... Sure, I'd hate to lose thew senate seat, but he's too established in the establishment for me... if that makes sense.

Pez wrote:I hope he goes... Sure, I'd hate to lose thew senate seat, but he's too established in the establishment for me... if that makes sense.

I say he will lose his seat.

They said it hasnt happened in 58 years... at least I think that's what they said.

I'm afraid the John Boenher will be as bad as Pelosi.

Hope he loses, but if he squeaks out a win. Not sure he will be re-elected the majority leader of the senate. Think he has burned too many bridges there to be effective.

HR can thank the Casino mob bosses for his win.

LTRT wrote:HR can thank the Casino mob bosses for his win.

Gotcha, no democrat ever wins an election. It's always a conspiracy...

I really kinda wish a few more of the real crackpot Tea Party candidates would have won, Sharon Angle would have been fun to watch as would Christine "I am not a witch" O'Donnell.

I am finally afraid the republican party is getting smart, appears they are trying to run Sarah Palin out of the party. I hear the back room big wig republicans want to annoint either Mitt or Tim Pawlenty as the candidate to run against Obama. I so dearly wanted an Obama v Palin smack down match.

Maybe this is just me, but I'm getting a little weary of people referring to the so-called Tea Party as if it was an actual political party. It's a movement by regular people who are tired of government overspending and taxation, regardless of who is doing the spending. O'Donnell and others ran as Republicans, not as Tea.