[TheRealVille]

No. The majority of Americans do not favor gay marriage. And I already said that I believe there is some movement to the left. I don't think liberals have the 'new blood' securely in hand though. These are the kind of folks that are faddish and fickle in their political views and therefore could very easily be talked back into a more conservative stance by a reasonably clear argument to the contrary. They are the fruit of the liberal media's propaganda campaign to recruit liberal pledges into the fold. A viable candidate could win them over again just as Romney did in the last election cycle. And, I know liberals can't quit singing "Happy Days are Here Again" but, consider this. The 5 million vote victory margin at the national level is hardly shouting ground for all those hoping to bury the GOP. Especially in light of the fact that voting reform is very likely after shenanigans like the ones spelled out in the following article, are now well known to the electorate.

"According to the Columbus Dispatch, one out of every five registered voters in Ohio is ineligible to vote. In at least two counties in Ohio, the number of registered voters exceeded the number of eligible adults who are of voting age. In northwestern Ohio's Wood County, there are 109 registered voters for every 100 people eligible to vote. An additional 31 of Ohio's 88 counties have voter registration rates over 90%, which most voting experts regard as suspicious." LINK --- http://townhall.com/columnists/rachelale...page/full/

Yes they do, and just about any where you look, it shows.

http://www.google.com/search?client=safa...8&oe=UTF-8