We have to make a decision. Are we going to be able to handle the lesser of two evils?
Yes... not every politician is optimal.
But let’s seize the moment!
The upcoming midterms in November could be a "wave" election. Obamacare sticker shock will be fresh in voters' minds: loss of health plans, and for those who have kept theirs, higher premiums, deductibles, and co-pays. Plus, the Dems won't have their magical messiah on the ballot to turn out the mind-numbed Obamabots. Republicans strengthening their hold on the House and taking over the Senate--very doable, even in spite of themselves.
We have to make a decision. Are we going to be able to handle the lesser of two evils? Yes... not every politician is optimal. But let’s seize the moment!
Even not-as-thoroughly-conservative-as-we-would-like Republicans are more conservative than Blue Dog Democrats (a shrinking number in their own party, as they are being increaingly outnumbered by the radical leftists). Also, just having a Republican majority in the Senate, even if that includes a few RINOs, still **takes away** the **Democrat** control of the Senate. That would be a good thing. I'd rather have a "moderate" Republican chairing the Senate Judiciary Committee than, say, Chuckie Schumer or Princess Cherokee Cherryblossoms (aka Elizabeth Warren).