Read it and weep, rightards:
Further proof that this election was not solely focused on Obama, 56 percent of Virginians said that the president was not a factor when it came down to their vote. In New Jersey, that number increased to 60 percent of the people who went to the polls on Tuesday.
But don't expect a trifling thing like facts to interfere with the Radical Reich's warped worldview. Already, Red State troglodyte Erick Erickson is claiming that Democrat Bill Owens winning NY-23 is a victory for the GOP's American Taliban wing.

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Just wait until next year, when employment reaches thirty to forty percent, the banks go belly up AGAIN, and healthcare deform is still not passed, along with the obscenity of "cap and trade."
If Obama wanted to run as a Republican instead of a Democrat and a liar, he should have done so. Instead he's just alienated his base, completely changed course once in office, and pissed off his entire constituency who put him in office.
NJ voters did not say they weren't sending Obama a message, they said he was not a factor in their decision.
But, he tried to be a factor. He, and Biden, visited NJ several times to appear with Corzine. NJ voters ignored him and voted for a Republican. Democrats ignore that at their own risk.
And do I need to mention that for the last twenty years, the party that controls the White House has lost the gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey?
Deeds was a disaster in Virginia. He kept Obama at arm's length, going out of his way to say he wasn't an "Obama Democrat," and could never give a coherent, consistent answer when asked a policy question. Deeds basically handed McDonnell the office.
Meanwhile, Corzine failed to lower NJ's high taxes, bring fiscal discipline, or connect with his constituents. Corzine's scorched earth ad blitz against Christie also turned-off voters -- 60% of whom approved of the job Obama was doing even as they were giving Corzine a big thumbs-down in the polls over the summer. (Again, it was Corzine NJ voters rejected yesterday, not Obama.)
Add to all that the fact that both Christie and McDonnell were careful to play to the middle; neither launched the usual ridiculous attacks on Obama, Pelosi, Hollywood, or health care reform; both stuck to local economic issues, and both refused offers from Sarah Palin and other far-right luminaries to campaign for them.
To paraphrase you: "The GOP ignores that at it's own risk."
Now go peddle your concern troll bullshit somewhere else.
I am also more liberal than anything else. I'm just not a hate-filled idealogue like yourself.
If you reply again, you will be speaking to an empty room - I won't waste my time here again.
You're a silly, America-hating piece of right-wing trash too stupid to understand that you've embraced a failed ideology and political party, an ideology and a party that the American people have rejected.
Do the world a favor: Take up a hobby like javelin catching or playing in traffic while blind-folded. :)
Frankly, even if you did try to make some argument in my comments or at your own blog, it's been my experience over the last 17 years of being online that right-wing points are laughably easy to shoot down.
And now I'm now I'm not only going to delete your graffiti from my comments, I'm going to ignore you, you silly anti-American, America-hating traitor. :)