[Viennacon]

Rove got what he wanted. Mitch McConnell gets exactly what he wanted, “not a single conservative in any race across the country”.

This was a disastrous result and the Freepers applauding, I hope they enjoy senators who think “Obamacare is a good idea”. Delusional.

[SoConPubbie]

This was a disastrous result and the Freepers applauding, I hope they enjoy senators who think “Obamacare is a good idea”. Delusional.

Yup, these will be the same idiots telling us once again how we have to vote for the latest "Lessor of two evils" GOP-E obamanation POTUS candidate that has lied, and cheated his way into the nomination. And then when that same progressive GOP Candidate (See Mitt Romney) inevitably loses, it will be this same group of losers blaming conservatives for the loss, even though the candidate will probably support abortion, the gay agenda, and probably won't be limited conservative either (Once again, see Mitt Romney).

[alstewartfan]

The only question that I have is about Tillis’ position on amnesty. If he is for it, he is garbage. Does anyone know? Bob

[centurion316]

Rove got what he wanted. Mitch McConnell gets exactly what he wanted, “not a single conservative in any race across the country”.

This was a disastrous result and the Freepers applauding, I hope they enjoy senators who think “Obamacare is a good idea”. Delusional.

Spoken like the voters who brought us an Obama second term because his opponents were not good enough.

[tennmountainman]

A lot folks here will think we win if he GOP takes the senate.
Just wait to the 14 Gangsters rise from the dead to clog up
anything conservative.

[Kazan]

I hope they enjoy senators who think “Obamacare is a good idea”.

You're being as deceptive as Kay Hagan on that one. Here's what he actually said:

"I think there’s a lot of things we can do if we focus on a systematic approach to eliminating the bad -- and the majority of the stuff that is in Obamacare is bad, because it’s not fiscally sustainable. It’s a great idea that can’t be paid for -- let’s focus on the net problem versus a policy that’s creating as many problems as it fixes in terms of health care, and then it’s also creating the most devastating problem of a deficit and debt that we can’t afford."