What is it that still drives analysts to focus on policy issues, and track notoriously unreliable polls in a vain attempt to shore up morale amongst voters horrified by the revolution's increasingly obvious assumption of power? It's all about election strategy. Every day we see evidence that the revolution is confident of winning the mid terms. Does any one really think they would be intensifying their agenda if they weren't? They have been at it for years now. Does anyone think they would just throw away the huge gains they have made in every walk of life?
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What is it that still drives analysts to focus on policy issues, and track notoriously unreliable polls in a vain attempt to shore up morale amongst voters horrified by the revolution's increasingly obvious assumption of power? It's all about election strategy. Every day we see evidence that the revolution is confident of winning the mid terms. Does any one really think they would be intensifying their agenda if they weren't? They have been at it for years now. Does anyone think they would just throw away the huge gains they have made in every walk of life?