It ain't over yet...

[TFOGGER]

The ones that either won their seats by small margins and the ones that actually seem to be undecided may be vulnerable to logic and/or fear of unemployment. The only way we can influence their decisions is by effectively communicating our stand, and the consequences of awakening the giant. I would rather do as much as I can and fail, rather than do nothing and face a virtual certainty of losing. Giving up is not in my DNA.

[Brock Landers]

The ones that either won their seats by small margins and the ones that actually seem to be undecided may be vulnerable to logic and/or fear of unemployment. The only way we can influence their decisions is by effectively communicating our stand, and the consequences of awakening the giant. I would rather do as much as I can and fail, rather than do nothing and face a virtual certainty of losing. Giving up is not in my DNA.

I agree. I would add that voting to advance a bill out of the committee does not carry the same weight as voting it into law. I doubt many Democrats have forgotten the results of the 2010 elections and also the aftermath of the 1994 AWB. They also have to be wondering how many on the left will be staying home in 2014 when Obama is not on top of the ballot. I say keep up the pressure until all is said and done and hope that people come to their senses.

[avandelay]

Is there an accurate list of reps that won their seat by a slim margin? We may be able to better target the barrage of e-mail/phone calls/faxes.