The political suicide forced on the rank and file Democrats by the delusionals — the Speaker, the President and Axelrod — will bear its bitter fruit in November.  Yesterday, it was the double-crossing Bart Stupak to drink his career-ending Kool-Aide.

But the Dems-in-denial cannot dismiss credible predictive models on U.S. House seat losses by either party, which now put the Dems at losing forty to fifty House seats.

If you have the intellect to read this graph, then you will also understand what today’s 2 point R advantage in the generic ballot means:

Of course, the Dems claim ObamaCare had nothing to do with the current political posture of the Dems, and nothing to do with the unbelievable changes predicted for the U.S. Senate.

One thing has also become clear, the constant pounding on ObamaCare will not stop just because the bill passed.  It will get worse, and when taxes, budgets and spending are discussed in the news, ObamaCare will be mentioned and it has and will continue to get more unpopular as time goes on.

Passing the bill has done nothing to help it politically.