Political Predictions For 2014

In the next week and a half, if you go around the Internet, you will find many articles which will attenpt to predict what will happen in the next twelve months.

Why should this blog be any different?

Obamacare will continue to spiral downward.

It has been doing so already but the downward spiral of Affordable Care Act will accelerate starting January 1, 2014. As it does, it will continue to take the democrat party along with it. There are many House and Senate members will lose their jobs because of their votes for the albatross which is Obmacare. There are several places where, it is a for sure thing, the democrats will lose their offices. There is even places where the democrats should not lose, where they will.

The many Suits which have been brought against certain states by the Obama Alleged-Administration will ultimately fail.

There are several court suits against Arizona (Border Defence), Louisiana (Vouchers), and Texas (Abortion Funding). At some point during the next year the Supreme Court of the United States will hear these cases. It will be a close call for the Arizona case but I do think that it will go Arizona's way. Secondly, I do think that the Louisiana voucher case will go the Governor Bobby Jindal's way and he will be able to fund the program in full thus giving the parents of children in the poorer areas, who actually care about their child's education, to get the kids out of failing public school. Lastly, there is the Texas case about the cutting off of funding for abotyion clinics. This, too, will not go the liberals way thus giving them another big failure.

There will be a huge flipping of the power rolls in the congress.

The amount of conservatives in the U.S. House of Representatives will grow. Also, in the House, John Boener will be out as the Speaker of the House and there will be a TEA Party man in that office. In the Senate, I am going to be “over the rainbow” positive, there is a great chance that the conservatives will not just get to fifty-one votes but there is a good chance they get well past sixty. This will give the conservatives the ability to stall judicial nominees and push the president around on other parts of his agenda.

The next prediction will speak for itself, people like John McCain and Lindsay Graham will not get reelected.

Finally, there is Chris Christie and his possible run for the presidency, on the republican side.

I think that the establishment/country club republicans would love for him to be the next nominee for the republicans. They problem comes when he has to come down south he has to get votes in places like Texas, Louisiana, and Florida. In Florida, he will have to climb over Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, and, possibly, Allen West. In Louisiana, he will have to fight Bobby Jindal for votes. In Texas, he will have to fight Rick Perry. Don't even talk about if Palin, Martinez, Rice, Cuchinelli, and Scott Walker will run.