Posted on 30th May 2010 by Aaron Morgan in Politics
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2010 will be a hard year for politicians all over the world. Hard times make for low approval ratings, especially for incumbent politicians, who usually get the blame for everything that is going on, even if the current troubles are largely the fault of their predecessors. Elections across the globe will continue to see the same trend as those held in 2009, with the politicians and parties that are in power before the elections suffering losses, and perhaps even losing their power completely. There has been a serious drop in the trust and respect held by the people for their politicians in many countries, partly due to the economic crisis, and this is likely to continue in 2010. Many voters are likely to feel more apathetic, with disillusion against the entire political system becoming a more significant factor in many elections than a desire for change or to see a particular party in office.
In the US, incumbent politicians of both parties are likely to suffer from decreased popularity, however, it is going to be much harder to gather support than it was during 2008’s presidential elections, when there was such a great drive for change.
This could have a significant impact on the US 2010 midterms, which are to be held on Tuesday November 2nd. During this election, all of the 435 seats in the House of Representative are to be contested, along with 36 of the 100 Senate seats. There will also be elections for governorships in 38 states and a number of other state and local elections.
It seems likely that the Republicans will see their party gaining some seats in the House of Representatives, and possibly even becoming strong enough to take back control of the House. Many of the seats that are likely to change hands are currently Democratic. The strength of the predicted Republican gains might only be very moderate, however, and in order to wrest control of the House from the democrats, they would have to work against the current Democrat standing that has 39 more seats that is necessary to control the House of Representatives.
There have only been two cases in which, in the first midterm of their presidencies, more than 39 seats were lost to the election: in 1994 under President Clinton and in 1946 under President Truman. It is perfectly possible for the Democrats to lose control of the House in 2010, but it is perhaps equally likely that, despite their losses, they manage to just about keep control. There is still time for either party to strengthen their hold on the electorate.
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Posted on 9th November 2009 by Donald Anthony in Politics
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December 21, 2012 will be a day like no other. This will be a day that changes the world forever; the question is will we be around to witness this change? No one really knows how the world will be changed. Will a mysterious planet collide with earth, and will we have a dramatic climate shift? You will need a guide to surviving 2012 if you are to have any hope of making it.
The main things you will need to survive are a survival bag. You will need a bag ready to go, with all the essential gear and food needed for your survival. You will need lots and I mean lots of canned food. You and your family need a plan in case of disaster. Run this plan just like you would a tornado or fire drill.
Make sure everyone in the family is aware of the planned escape route, and you will also want to have your family educated on the survival skills. Keep an open mind have many disaster plans, we do not have any idea of what is to come. All we know is what we see and what we hear.
These are all very important survival techniques that you and your family need to know. I know this is a scary situation but learn as much as you can about this situation before you take it upon yourself to go out into the streets and start educating people on this disaster.
Anyone that owns a TV has been watching the news and they all know what people are saying about 2012. I personally do not believe that 2012 we be as bad as some are saying. I do however believe that our world is about to undergo some serious changes now whether those changes are good or bad i have not got a clue.
the Media is scaring people over this hype that’s all it is, hype around 2012. The day is scary enough they do not have to scare us any more. I do not think the world will be over, I believe a new way of life is soon approaching. I don’t know if this way while be the best way but I do believe it may be the only way. Take these tips and remember them for that day 2012 you will need them.
I’ve already been over the food, but I don’t think I mentioned water, so stock up on bottled water. So take the tips from above and these extra tips and you have your guide to surviving 2012. The next tip I want to give you is to get closer to your friends and family, learn what they need from you. Learn how you may be able to do more for the ones closest to you. And the most important tip I can give you to surviving 2012 is take life one day at a time.
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