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Bill de Blasio, Chris Christie poised for victory. Virginia will be the center of attention, but New York City residents also head to the polls to elect their next mayor. After three terms of Michael Bloomberg, Democratic candidate Bill de Blasio is poised for a landslide victory. But is his liberal agenda a good fit for NYC? New Jersey governor Chris Christie is also expected to soar to victory for a second term in the state’s governor race.
The poll on gay marriage John Boehner should be reading. The Employment Non-Discrimination Act is on the fast track to pass the Senate, but House Speaker John Boehner came out on Monday against the bill which bans discrimination in the workplace based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Boehner called ENDA a piece of “frivolous legislation,” thereby dimming the chances it will pass the Republican-controlled house. Someone should show Boehner this revealing poll on gay marriage in South Carolina.
Millennials are big players in the job market. We’ve heard it a million times: Young people are saddled with crippling student debt, face sky-high unemployment, and are screwed for the future. Right? What if being under 30 actually makes you a big player in the job market. PolicyMic’s Jewelyn Cosgrove discusses the ways America’s most entrepreneurial generation can actually turn today’s tough job market into a huge economic opportunity.
In Virginia which is a state the Republicans have got to have and should have won. But they Lost.
When you get up in this morning you would have a Democrat Mayor in New York City First time since 1993. A Republican Governor in New Jersey who would still be Governor but it’s a man who has gigantic problems for walking a line that does not offend the tea baggers. With Gay marriage even though it was an issue that either he did not care one way or the other or was very aware that the winds of change were hitting NJ and it was not Catrina. Yet he froze and did no go with the flow, instead he went with a weird rope-a-dope. If he was aware the winds had change he did not move with it to the side of the new progressives .
He though he could play the conservatives by blocking the law in the courts and then offering a stupid referendum to the younger voters along with the LGTB Community.
He fell flat on his face when the courts would not play that game with him so he was exposed and looking
dopey. He back down and stopped the appeals to the higher courts which he was going to loose in any case.
He is going to have problems running for president, which is what he wanted all along. He is not the type of politician that can walk a tight rope like ok with conservatives and and ok with moderates. A good point that shows what Im saying is watching him argue with a woman and walking away on Veterans day.
Finally you will find a new governor for Virginia. Yes Virginia a stronghold of the Republicans and a state they need to win the white house. The reason for this is the GOP offering a tea bagger. Had they put a serious candidate against McAuliffe there would at least would have been a fight. This guy is been a looser since he started campaigning.
Adam Gonzalez, Producer of adamfoxieBlog Int.
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