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Approve	Disapprove
44.3%	50.9%
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2010 Congress
Democrat	Republican
43.0%	39.9%
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2012 Election
Romney	Huckabee	Palin
21.4%	21.3%	19.6%
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Democrat 2010 Reelection

HIGHLIGHTS

The Democrats need to write small bills with no pork so that if the Republicans go into "NO" mode, then it is apparent what they are voting against.
The Tea Party movement is the most mobilized of all groups. Yield to them a little bit by finding a common ground.
The congress needs to work for the people if they want to keep their jobs.

Democrats in congress have an approval rating (41%) that is double digits better than their Republican counterparts (30%) ... but when the 2010 election comes, it will be off with their heads -- regardless of party.

And because the Democrats are the ones in power -- they will be at risk of losing their majority.

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Obama	McCain
Nader	Bob Barr
McKinney	Baldwin

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FL	PA	OH
NV	MI	NH
CO	OR	NJ
WA	IA	WI
MN	SD	VA
MO	NM	AK
CT	GA	NC
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