The New York Times - the propaganda arm of the Democratic National Committee - threw it's loyal, if inbred, readership a crumb of hope on Saturday. In an article titled "House Majority Still Uncertain, Republicans Say," readers learned that with four weeks remaining to the November elections, Republicans aren't saying that those big, fancy electronic boards the networks use on election night will be lighting up solid red from Maine to California.So what would the New York Times expect the likes of Republican Minority Leader John Boehner to say? That the GOP anticipates making big gains on election night? Think John Boehner wants Republican candidates and scads of grassroots volunteers to take a victory lap now? Of course, four weeks is forever in politics. Anything could happen to significantly limit GOP gains and buck up the Democrats. But if current trends hold, the GOP has a better than even shot to take the House. The Senate is an iffier proposition, though...(Read Full Post)