The Top 8 Consequences of Cantor's Defeat

Breitbart's Big Government ^ | June 10, 2014 | Ben Shapiro

[PapaNew]

Well, history and the reality of what's happening is on my side. Some get it, others don't.

Last one in the water is a rotten egg.

[Future Snake Eater]

And there’s no historical precedent for an immigration fiasco destroying the fabric of another culture?

[vox_freedom]

Methinks the economy is going to crash no matter what the Fed does or doesn’t implement... We are in for some very difficult times.

[Girlene]

2. Cantor either was a conservative when he first entered Congress or he never was a conservative. We are told he originally won as a very strong conservative. If he was a conservative, then he is the poster child for the corruption of Washington DC getting eventually to everybody.

I don't know if it matters. Either way, you have sold out your constituents for ambition

Term limits or not, in our minds we should grant a candidate 4 terms at a maximum and then replace them.

I agree on the term limits....4 is too long for the Senate. That's 24 years. Four for the House, two for the Senate would be my recommendation.

Cantor has a democrat wife????? Wow. Even so, I doubt he will run as a democrat. Now, a write-in candidate? He just might......he has that much lust for power.

[CPT Clay]

Justin Amash, Hensarling, Chaffitz are some of my favorites.

[CPT Clay]

Earnst is going to win Iowa in Nov!!

[redgolum]

I hope so.

But just as in VA, the GOP doesn’t like her, and would probably rather have Braley in the Senate than Earnst. The former is a lawyer, like the majority of the GOP. The later is a “farmer”.

And to be honest there will be election fraud. If she isn’t ahead by over 10% by election time, the chances of her winning are not that great. We are close enough to Illinois that such things are getting more and more common place.

[redgolum]

I think the economy is going to crash no matter who gets elected. I also fear that the crash will fuel social unrest like we have seen for 150 years.

When the majority of young adults are not able to find a job to support themselves, you have issues. When their parents are starting to have to move back in with their parents, things are going down fast.