November 2014 will be of many changes and the people need to seize the opportunity of these changes.

Republicans won in 2010 running on strategies of lies and deceptions. November 2010 adds up to be "5" (November =2 plus 2010 = 3 / 2 + 3 =5 ) which mean Republicans won under a "5" and it won't last, it will be intense, but it won't last. November 2014 is a different kind of energy, and the number adds up to "9" (November =2 plus 2014 =7 / 2 + 7 = 9) which mean "Endings." So it will be the end perhaps of Republicans obstructionism. And one can now see how intense November election is going to be with all the money pouring in from the Koch Brothers and Republicans big fat donors.

The people just need to know the same result they got from Republicans winning in 2010 is the same they will get should Republicans win again in 2014. And the end results could be even worse than it is now. And who wants continuous low wages; seeing Medicare cut; have Social Security privatize; making students loan less affordable when education is the key to success; never see any progress with immigration reform; risk people health with polluted air while giving tax breaks to big oil companies; repealing of the Affordable Care Act so insurance companies can again deny people with preexisting condition and kids dropping from their parents health care, putting people life and their savings at risk; repealing gays and lesbians rights; and continue sinking the middle class while giving tax breaks to the rich. And these are just a few of the nightmare the people will see and get should Republicans win again in 2014.

My question Is, is that what the people want after November election? Well, that's what they will get if they fail to go out and vote and support the leaders who have their best interest at heart and Democrats are far the most reliable leaders to get these things done than Republicans.. Republicans can't and won't serve two masters at the same time, they will love one and forsake the other, and everybody know Republicans first love is focus on those  like the Koch brothers and the big donors and they will forsake the middle class and the poor. It's just common sense. It shouldn't be so difficult for people to understand and get their act together.

November will either be the end of the American Dreams or the hope to be part of the American Dream for many or the end of Republicans obstructionism. There will be endings, no doubts about it, but it's up to the people to understand which side they want to see these endings. If the people vote Republicans or fail to go out and vote, more or less these endings will hit the people the most. It's just a matter of choice. God always give us choices and chances but it's up to the people to make wise decisions and take advantage of the opportunity set before them.

The people need to take these changes seriously otherwise they will have years of regrets. And years is too long for setbacks and suffering.

The Republican Medicaid Blockade: Time to Go on Offense on Health Care

 In two dozen states, Republican governors and state legislators are
refusing to allow their constituents to take advantage of the expanded
access to Medicaid that's part of the Affordable Care Act. As a result,
more than 5 million Americans are being denied health care -- many are
getting sick and some will die

 It's Republican governors and legislators who have been actively denying
people health care. And real people have paid the tragic price -- like 32-year-old Florida mom Charlene Dill,
who died after she wasn't able to afford care for a treatable heart
condition because she fell into Florida's Medicaid gap. Yet Republicans
have the gall to accuse Democrats of setting up death panels?

The Republican Medicaid Blockade: Time to Go on Offense on Health Care | Anna Galland

Paul Ryan: Popular parts of Obamacare too costly to keep, alternatives needed

 House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) says in a new interview that it would be too costly for Republicans to reinstate some of the more popular provisions of Obamacare if and when the law is repealed. Saying that requiring coverage for pre-existing conditions, keeping kids on their parents' insurance until they are 26 years old and barring insurance companies from having different rates for those whose jobs include physical labor are too costly for insurance companies.

Republicans and Paul Ryan are all about protecting the millionaires and billionaires and throwing everybody else to the fowls of the air. Isn't that such ashamed! The only way Paul Ryan and Republicans can throw the people under the bus if they the people give Republicans the power by putting them in control of the House and Senate. Republicans motto is "every man for himself or herself. It's up to the people who will put politics before their needs and vote for Republicans.

Paul Ryan: Popular parts of Obamacare too costly to keep, alternatives needed

A Most Revealing Week for Republicans - The Daily Beast

 Republicans are abhorrence of abortion, disgust at social relativism, hatred of big government.
Republicans are climate-change denialism, the constant attempts to chop away at reproductive rights.
Republicans are opposition to tax increases for the wealthy; and a zeal for cutting the budget, by cutting domestic spending programs.
Republicans believe in protecting the rich, and injuring the poor.
Republicans are against Obamacare because they don’t want the federal government to spend
the significant sums of money needed to get everyone covered.”
Paul Ryan puts out a budget document that makes dramatic cuts on programs for poor and working people.
Republicans say they are creating a budget that will help the economy and provide prosperity for the people but in reality they are doing the opposite. The Republicans budget plan will increase more poverty and weaken the economy. 

A Most Revealing Week for Republicans - The Daily Beast