http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/

Those guys are pretty accurate at calling these elections.

Obama will still lead from the middle however... which, with the far right's opposition, is still pretty conservative.

I can't find it, but Cenk did an episode about a scale that measures how far right or left a politician is based on actions, and Obama was clearly right of centre.>> ^Trancecoach:

Obama will still lead from the middle however... which, with the far right's opposition, is still pretty conservative.

Well it was this clip that gives me the impression that we're about to get four more years of the same stagnation.>> ^messenger:

I can't find it, but Cenk did an episode about a scale that measures how far right or left a politician is based on actions, and Obama was clearly right of centre.>> ^Trancecoach:
Obama will still lead from the middle however... which, with the far right's opposition, is still pretty conservative.

Or worse. If the Republicans get their grand bargain, they're not going to suddenly become easy to work with and let Obama go ahead with the changes he wants to make, so yeah, a huge raft of Republican initiatives right away, then nothing else happens.

I was thinking of one where Cenk showed a scale 0-10, where 0 was left, and 10 was right, and Obama was 6-7 and Bush was around 8.>> ^Trancecoach:

Well it was this clip that gives me the impression that we're about to get four more years of the same stagnation.>> ^messenger:
I can't find it, but Cenk did an episode about a scale that measures how far right or left a politician is based on actions, and Obama was clearly right of centre.>> ^Trancecoach:
Obama will still lead from the middle however... which, with the far right's opposition, is still pretty conservative.