DJR-A typical left wing comment. As long as democrats win and can obstruct doing the people's work all is well. This is shallow thinking to say the least. Our country is on the verge of slipping into a recession, Trump has plans to revive the economy and make us fiscally sound, and all you can come up with is that the democrats may be in a position to block his agenda. That is both short sighted and asinine. You are obviously more interested in obstructionism than patriotism. Good Luck America !!!

As important as winning the white house, Democrats are in a good position to retake the senate, thanks in part to the complete ineptitude and arrogance of republicans with their obstructionist agenda.

And the dems need only a net gain of 5 seats to regain control.

It is likely they will gain far more.

And then, it will be payback, even if trump somehow manages to win the election.

None, repeat, none of his asinine proposals and ridiculous promises will get passed. And he can kiss his SCOTUS nominees bye bye.

Thanks to conservatives/republicans, the age of Obstructionism will continue, and as always, paybacks are a bitch.



http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/282278-ten-senate-seats-most-likely-to-flip



http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/282280-senate-dems-see-potential-for-big-wave

If people took the time to actually study what the huge bulk of world scientists say, they would find that indeed climate change is real. It is an ongoing, cyclic, never ending chain of events globally. Six Billion years of history and little more than 100 years of record keeping.

The notion that man can influence weather on a global scale is arrogant. People need to look more deeply into why people.like Gore and Obama push this notion.

Actually we are in a cooling cycle, not a warming cycle. There are indications of an approaching overdue ice age. Polar caps have grown. Ocean receded.

It is too easy for the proponents of this man made change notion to choose isolated occurrences and call them the norm. That is bad enough, but there are too many people too lazy to learn as long as they have someone to think for them.

One would think that eventually folks would figure out that working together would get us a whole lot bigger piece of the pie than skirmishing with each other.
You are right, what on the face looks like hate is really fear. Fear of what? That is the perplexing part for me, those who seem to be the most crazed with fear are those who believe in an Apocalypse. That confounds me since I think that is what they are supposed to be looking forward to. When they speak of it they seem fearful and apprehensive not joyful or anticipating glory.
I just don't understand it.
Short of earthly death which is supposed to be a reward, what is the worst that can happen? A life on the streets? A move to live with relatives? It is still life, if that is what they cling to.
Are material possessions really that important?

Wouldn't making alliances lessen that fear? Wouldn't it increase exponentially the opportunities to avoid catastrophe?

The wider the circle the better the support, I think.