Posted on 07/12/2011 2:15:57 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
Failed California GOP Senate candidate Carly Fiorina was named on Tuesday as the vice chair of the Republicans' effort to retake the Senate in 2012.
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"I'm pleased to welcome my friend Carly Fiorina to the NRSC team, where her many business and civic achievements will make her an invaluable leader and fundraiser during this critical election cycle," said the committee chair, Sen. John Cornyn of Texas, in a statement. "I look forward to working with Carly to elect strong Republican Senators who will finally put a stop to President Obamas failed tax-and-spend agenda, and instead promote the economic growth and job creation Americans so badly need."
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The announcement Tuesday is her first public move since that loss. At the NRSC, Fiorina will focus on economic issues and fundraising.
"The Senate sets the legislative agenda for the nation. I am proud to work alongside Chairman Cornyn, Vice Chairman [Orrin] Hatch and all Republican Senators to restore a Republican majority in 2012," Fiorina said in a statement. "Republicans in the Senate will provide job creators the opportunities and environment they need to grow our economy, decentralize power out of Washington, and restore fiscal accountability."
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They won’t, because at the end of the day, they are part of the larger, more powerful party in DC, which is the Appropriators.
The liberals appropriate on behalf of the unions and government employees. The GOP appropriates on behalf of companies that seek out lifetime type contracts for overpriced and inferior products.
This is why every time it seems that Lucy has decided not to yank the football from Charlie Brown, conservatives always end up on their back amazed that GOP leadership caved again. There is a Tea Party because there’s nobody left to bullshit any more. McConnell, Lindsay, and the rest are there to figure out how to extend this old patronage system another year or two before they run out the string.
What happened today is that both sides figured out that you can’t have the cuts and the tax breaks and get their people elected or re-elected. Seriously, that’s the deal.
If any of them actually cared about solvency or about leaving this debt to their grandkids, then somebody in that room would be dead by now. It would have come to blows.
But they aren’t. They can’t borrow another buck from the bank, and the debt is so huge they can’t light a fire and have the insurance pay it off.
Somebody’s not getting reelected, and there is no way either side is going to take that hit. Default is probably going to happen.
The GOP is going to look at it and say, “It’s on him ultimately.”
All the useful idiots on our side saying, “It’s true, we need to raise taxes” are just aiding and abetting.
I hope we default. We deserve the government we are getting right now.
“With the job she did on... er, at HP, hasnt she earned a chance?!”
Since she took the real HP and renamed it Agilent, I can’t imagine the wonders she will do for the GOP. Mitch has already gone Democrat so maybe we’ll switch names.
“In some dump somewhere are boxcars full of lucent circuitboards that got shipped at the end of a tight quarter. They were supposed to come back and be re-warehoused, but they melted in the Texas sun. The party is toast. Why not make Arnold the chairman? Hes a republican, right?”
That is very funny. Thanks.
So well said.
Thank you.
And here I thought the pubs wanted to win the senate.
Wrong — they got a multi-time loser to run the effort into the ground.
Lose, lose, lose.
Wow.
Proof she is a RINO. The GOP Establishment doesn’t pick you if you aren’t. I was sick of analysts calling her a conservative. Bunk! Pure RINO.
Once we get them elected, you should hold their feet to the fire by faxing, e-mailing and calling their office with your opinions and complaints.
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