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   DGF999 said, 4 months ago

   Alas… It didn’t have to be this way… We just have to vote for the right people in the Primaries- Conservative people!
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   ARodney said, 4 months ago

   Go ahead, vote in the least popular group in America (the Tea Party in Florida dropped “Tea Party” from their name in a desperate attempt to stay relevant in the face of public revulsion). They can join Mourdock, O’Donnell, Santorum, and the other conservative failures in failing to push your unworkable, Mathematically impossible, cruel, and undesirable agenda.
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   dapperdan61 said, 4 months ago

   It’s a day of celebration when the Tea Partiers are in mourning gnashing their teeth. In 4 yrs hopefully Obama can undo some of the damage the previous administration did to this country. By 2016 we should have lower unemployment & growing revenue stream to help pay down the bloated debt wracked up by 2 unpaid wars & foolish tax cuts for the rich.
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   dfowensby said, 4 months ago

   Sad. Trust the GOP to create a comedy act, then try to foist it upon america as a presidential candidacy proposal, then actually promote one clown as its Hopeful. And through it all, with straight faces to the end, they still Don’t Get It.
   The fact that fully half the US population is stupider than the “average” voter, is probably the only reason they got votes at all. Wise up, folks. The GOP is in that coffin, in reality!
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   MortyForTyrant said, 4 months ago

   Love it! A New Orleans style funeral is what I would like for myself. Then burn me. The throw my ashes into the eyes of my enemies :-)
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   1opinion said, 4 months ago

   @HOWGOZIT

   Then you must be extremely happy!!!
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   wmconelly said, 4 months ago

   Don’t suppose the Florida Tea Party replaced their name with some purely descriptive, say, The Anarchists?
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   flake-67121 said, 4 months ago

   this is what happens when you abandon your principles.
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   disgustedtaxpayer said, 4 months ago

   as a Conservative since the 1950s I see a self-defeated leadership in the GOP….who fought against Reagan, fought against the Moral Majority and the Christian Right, and fought the Tea Party and fresh blood running on the GOP ticket.
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   The current leadership should retire and allow new leadership to run the party with principled convictions of what the GOP originally promoted, with courage and spines that will not sway and bend in the hot air from the Liberal MSM and Democrat bigots who cannot tolerate “alternative ideas”…
   and to Defend Moral Law in our civil laws, defending Judaic-Christian standards, and conservative political standards.
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   IMO the current GOP leadership is worse than useless. Go!
   Let the House Tea Party caucus replace the cowardly cave-in compromisers!
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    1opinion said, 4 months ago

    @disgustedtaxpayer

    Dear delusionaltaxpayer, what meds are you on?
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    dtroutma said, 4 months ago

    When I was a kid and my dad was in business with Don Nixon, in Orange County, we knew he John Birch Society was the “nut-case fringe” of the Republican Party, today, with tea and the NRA, it’s the “mainstream”. Even with their NRA members teaching “safety”, they keep shooting themselves in the foot. Hopefully, the Congress, despite gerrymandering, will get rid of these radicals, and elect some folks who understand law, and the Constitution
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    mdavis4183 said, 4 months ago

    Just keep thinking that, Deering.
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    Fairportfan2 said, 4 months ago

    Ya know, the people on these comments saying things like this are wrong …
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    … are pretty much the same people who were saying (up till Election Day) that the polls were wrong and Romney was going to win, maybe even in a landslide.
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    I give them about the same credibility now as i did then.
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    Ms. Ima said, 4 months ago

    The mob ruled and O get re-elected. Republicans accept the worst and move on with life.
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    Respectful Troll said, 4 months ago

    Just heard the Va assembly waited for a D to go to the inaugural and then passed a law that changed the electoral map of Virginia into a major R stronghold. They are moving to pass another law to apply the same advantage to electoral votes. Wabbit had told sent me to a website on this earlier. I just saw what the Virginia map looks like. This is gerrymandering taken to a level not seen in our nation’s history and if allowed, and D’s are able to get back in the majority, it will be used against R’s as well. If this, "ends justify the means’ tactic is used, it dishonors the founders and the sacrifices made to defend our nation from enemies, foreign AND domestic.
    Now I have another letter to write to my legislators.
    Frustratedly,
    C.
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