Bayh was DOA in in the next election, but the greater point is the sign this is spelling doom for Democrats come November. Bayh was one of the most moderate of the moderate of Democrats and considered, up until he voted for Obama care – a safe bet for reelection. But if it’s now so bad that he has to retire, the only question now is how bloody will it get.

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MIchael Barone hits on a point, that the number of democrats willing to stand for Obama’s agenda is dwindling, fast. Remember when Bush hit his lows in 2008 how Republicans began to distance themselves from him. Ah, that greatest of all characteristics of every politician, job security will prevail every time.

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Considering the significant impact I and others have had to endure with endless Al Gore interviews and coronations, not to mention those stupid twisted light bulbs that DON’T last longer than ordinary light bulbs, I think it’s time it’s time to file a class action disinformation law suit against Gore and the other global warming worshippers.

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Yet another poll, this time from ABC/WP, with a decidedly slanted democratic/african american demographic (thanks Frank), shows that a majority of Americans don’t think that she’s qualified to be President. But isn’t that a silly question anyway? I believe so, partially because it’s a forgone conclusion at this point that neither was Barack Obama, and we’ve seen that demonstrably proved true.

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No doubt the Tea Party Movement will have it’s share of nuts, all movements will. Move On began as a simple organization to “move on” with the progressive movement beyond Bill Clinton, but turned into a nut infested hive malcontents. The Tea Party movement could very well spin out of control, but people on election day in 2010 and 2012 aren’t going to vote for fiscal responsibility merely because of the Tea Party. They are going to vote – as we’ve seen in New Jersey, Virginia and Massachusetts because they’ve had enough of what’s going on in Washington.

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