Republican shouldn't be so happy
With the national elections now over, the focus turns to
the Mid-terms where there will be many more offices up for election from local
County races to U.S. Senate races. We all remember that in 2010 Republicans
swept majority in many races even to take back control of congress. Well all I
have to say to the Republicans is they shouldn’t be so happy, but instead be
worried. It’s not their majority to hang on to for long. All of their political
outraged and extreme politics is about to blow up in their faces, and you will
see many long faces with shameful elephant tears.
On Tuesday I laughed, yes indeed I laughed all night till
I fell asleep, and it was a laughter of joy for what America said on election
night 2012, I laughed at that donkey that danced in the streets across the
country, not because he won and declared victory, but because he defeated the
extreme huge elephant that tried to destroy this country and our rights to fair
democracy.
Oh yeah the extremist has been trying hard with much hate
and determination to end the presidency of our great President Barack Obama,
they vowed with heart to make him a one term President, but it failed. Oh they really showed their true colors, whom
they really are what they really believe. We have learned that the Republicans want to suppress
the vote as they did in the 1950’s or as far back as we can remember, we know
that they don’t want Latinos and Hispanics participating in the election
process, they don’t even want them in this country, they have no love for women
rights, and they want the poor and middle class to break their backs for the
wealthy. The Republicans don’t want the wealthiest Americans to pay more in
taxes to support this country. That must change!
Quoted from the Al.com, Alabama Democratic Party chairman
Mark Kennedy declared President Barack Obama's re-election on Tuesday as
"a great victory not just for Democrats but for us all." Kennedy said
that Americans, in rejecting Republican challenger Mitt Romney, "embraced
building a bright future for all, instead of just for a few, and rejected the
ugly politics of division."
After Tuesday elections it time for minorities, such as Blacks,
Latinos, Hispanics, Women, College students, Poor and Middle Class citizens in
Alabama to take a stand against this extreme political agenda that is trying to
raid us of our rights. If you don’t take a stand now they will put a neck
chocker on us and drag us and we will forever be in poverty and under the
table. Well if we don’t want that to last it’s time for us to stand up and
fight for what we believe.
Alabama Democratic Party Chairman Mark Kennedy also
believes that the returns on Tuesday showed a signal of change is on the way. “Republican
leaders have abdicated their responsibilities and focused their time and energy
on petty politics and political games.” He told al.com.
Yes Democrats was eager to win Alabama back on Tuesday,
especially in Jefferson County where Democrats sweep every judicial race on the
ballot. Republicans goals are to take
every office they can from us Democrats as possible any way they can.
When I look at the
political map after Tuesday elections, there are some counties in Alabama that
will be in play in 2014, not only in play but we as Democrats must turn out the
vote in a larger number in 2014. We was close you all, I mean close but the get
out the vote effort must be much more serious in 2014.
Below I listed a list of Counties and who we did and what
we lost by, in many of these counties when I see 40% or more in election
returns it shows strength, and I think of those votes that are not counted
because they didn’t vote. If we turn the votes out in a larger number in these
counties we have a chance to do some damage in 2014. The following county has
been declared my hot bed for all blue alerts. If we turn out the vote in these counties we
can take back Alabama in 2014.
1.
Mobile, did you think Mobile would be on this
list? 45% for DEMS fell short by only 10%
2.
Monroe, 46% for DEMS fell short by only 833
votes
3.
Clarke, 46% lost this county only 1,146 votes
4.
Jefferson, 47% lost this county by 6%
5.
Chambers, 47% lost this county by only 743 votes
6.
Pickens, 46% lost this county by only 671 votes
7.
Coosa County, 42% lost this county by 849 votes
8.
Butler County, 46% lost this county by 714 votes
9.
Pike County, 43% lost this county by 1,930 votes
10.
Tuscaloosa, 41% lost this county by 9%
11.
Madison, this county is still in play losing it
by 10%
There is some work to be done and the work should begin
today as you read this post. Democrats must focus on one theme, unity and
getting out the vote. Voter registration will be a key to a victory in these
counties for Democrats.
We have to adopt a new voter education strategy to
educate minorities, blacks, women, college students, poor and the middle class
working families in Alabama. Traditional politics must be the thing of the past
and we must move to a more moderate style of politics in Alabama, but in those
democrat strong holds we have to be more progressive and dominate. We have to establish an identity in all areas
of the state and especially these counties mention above. Showing interest in
the voters and citizens in these counties is a must, like more one on one
campaigning, door to door and political education.
Turning out the vote in 2014 is our key for success.
Alabama Republicans leaders are no different from those of the national GOP and
their counterparts. These big elephants have endorsed every extreme Republican
agenda and they want to impose it on the citizens of Alabama in a secret way.
Since taking control of the legislature in Alabama in
2010 the Republicans have not made any serious if any attempts for bi-partisan
leadership to get the most important issues solved for Alabama. Instead they
cut services for needed families, working families, education, and left our
state employees with less. They cut jobs and we are losing more jobs on top of
the jobs they have cut. They want to
paint this serious picture if they are getting the job done, and that we are
better off under their leadership but we are not we are worst. Democrats, women,
minorities, poor and middle class families we are not un-educated and we need
to prove that in 2014.
Together if we stand as one and fight together we can
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