Sentence examples for democratic predictions from inspiring English sources
"Just as the Republicans' predictions that this whole thing would collapse are not happening," he says, "I think Democratic predictions that this program would just get more and more popular with time as people signed up and enjoyed the benefits — that also did not happen".
Mr. Obama's continued advantage on the airwaves, which counters Democratic predictions that he would be far outgunned by Mr. Romney and his allied "super PACS" by now, may help explain why polls in most of the competitive states have shifted in his direction over the last month.
On the other hand, if -- as appears likely -- Democratic senators make dire predictions about how disastrous an Alito nomination will be for the country but then do not back those statements up with a filibuster, the party will once again appear unwilling or unable to put principle ahead of expediency.
The latest blowup has cast a cloud over what was supposed to be a moment of triumph for Christie: his Tuesday inauguration for a second term, following a reelection cakewalk in a Democratic state and excited predictions from the GOP about his future as a presidential candidate.
The Bold Prediction A Democratic Congress will revive and pass network neutrality legislation.
The most common predictions of the Democratic victim involve Representative Eliot L. Engel of the Bronx, Ms. Slaughter of Rochester, Representative Joseph Crowley of Queens and Representative Carolyn B. Maloney of Manhattan.
Despite the predictions of huge Democratic losses this fall, a sweeping Republican victory may not materialize, especially if Obama remains personally popular.
-PredictWise shows a three-way tie on predictions for the Democratic vice-presidential pick.
Despite Barkley's predictions of a Democratic victory, Stevenson lost in overwhelming fashion to Republican Dwight Eisenhower.
Maybe these predictions will terrify enough Democratic donors to cough up now and enough Democratic voters to turn out in November.
