[Arm_Bears]

That the GOPe has opted for open warfare against the conservative wing of their base suggests to me that the wake-up call is being ignored.

I don’t think this November is going to be anywhere near as rosy for the Republicans as they expect.

[SCalGal]

That the GOPe has opted for open warfare against the conservative wing of their base suggests to me that the wake-up call is being ignored.

That the GOPe would rather split the vote and LOSE than put up an actual conservative suggests to me that they don't really want to win at all. They would rather have dems in office than conservatives.

[kearnyirish2]

“That the GOPe has opted for open warfare against the conservative wing of their base suggests to me that the wake-up call is being ignored. I don’t think this November is going to be anywhere near as rosy for the Republicans as they expect.”

I agree; they can’t publicly hold any conservative positions without being trashed in the media, and they can’t motivate their base without those positions. After 2012, I can’t believe any Republicans see anything as “rosy”; Obama’s win against McCain was understandable as he had little to offer, but the re-election (after four horrible years economically) indicated the Republicans might as well close up shop.

[Liz]

Republican strategists need to note the significant details.

Sink is a prototypical "play-by-the-Obama-rules" Dummycrat---a lock-stepping pro-infanticide, pro-sodomy, pro-welfare state, O/Care fixer progressive/liberal.

Enough is enough. The perverted Obama/Dummycrat agenda is dead and buried.