[smoothsailing]

[Howie66]

Can you hear the cheers of approval coming out of the dnc headquarters?

[Jim Robinson]

The GOP-e will never learn.

[Resolute Conservative]

Oh help me Rhonda.

[12th_Monkey]

better think again, I’m not voting for another RINO, much less one from the North East

[ZULU]

Stupidity is doing the same thing over and over again (one RINO after another) and expecting a different result.

[Graybeard58]

Let the Mittster run again. I’ll vote against him twice next time. (No I did not vote for obama)

[RIghtwardHo]

Oh god shoot me now.

[CatherineofAragon]

“I think we need Mitt back”

LMAO!

[TheThirdRuffian]

Which Mitt do they want?

I’ve seen about 100 versions of the fake.

[SECURE AMERICA]

Anyone that lost to Obama after Obama’s nightmare first term, should never even consider running for President again....
Christie was NEVER going to be elected President..........
You run a Conservative or you lose the next election........

[cripplecreek]

Their fixation on the Romneys is bizarre. Aside from George Romney being a successful governor 50 years ago, there really isn’t a lot to base it on. Personally I’m not all that wild about the legacy of George. He practically invited the communists to come in and take Detroit.

They even tried to coax Scott Romney into running for the Michigan senate seat this time around.

[2ndDivisionVet]

[Svartalfiar]

Sigh... I voted for McCain way back when (but I was young and unknowing), but last time Mitt didn’t get my vote. He definitely won’t get it this time around.

[GeronL]

I think we need Mitt back.

Insanity is an ugly thing

[TitansAFC]

I have actually been quite taken aback that the GOP - even the modern, more Liberal GOP - was and is trying to sell Chris Christie to the base as the “answer.” I understand that the modern GOP has one constituency, and one constituency alone, the Chamber of Commerce; but the Chamber doesn't bring out votes, and nobody’s buying the “safe, noncontroversial ‘Conservative’ at the bottom of the ticket” bribe attempts anymore.

At some point, the GOP-E needs to understand what a compromise candidate actually is. What it is NOT is taking the candidate who is the most anathema to grassroots Conservatives and ramming him down their throats. The Chamber, and the GOP-E, need to be smarter this time around. Christie is abhorred by the Conservative grassroots. You can pretty much BEGIN the General Election count with a 10-20% loss of self-professed “Conservative” votes. They won't make up with Independents any more than Romney did.

The Christie candidacy needs to be put to rest NOW, before it becomes the vehicle through which the Dems win the White House again.

[Irenic]

Boy, they’re crankin’ it up, eh? Rubin and AllahaP.

[DaxtonBrown]

The surprise isn’t that Christie melted down (everyone here knew that was inevitable), just that he did it so soon. Only idito GOPe surprised.

[OldPossum]

From the article: “Speaking of which, have I mentioned lately that if we end up with another Bush-versus-Clinton election I’m done voting in American elections?”

After seeing what I saw last November, I came to the conclusion then that that is what to likely happen again, a RINO in the person of Christie or Jeb Bush being nominated. Why bother voting under those circumstances.

[GraceG]

I think they will draft Hickle-boob

[txrangerette]

What could go wrong?