[JRandomFreeper]

A lot of people won't vote for the liberal republican anymore. More and more are starting to see that they have to get rid of those like Mitch who enable Reid's agenda. They are taking the long-range, strategic view.

Voting for the 'lesser evil' has proven to not lead the country to more conservative governance.

/johnny

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"More and more are starting to see that they have to get rid of those like Mitch..."

Pour encourager les autres

[CitizenUSA]

“A lot of people won’t vote for the liberal republican anymore.”

I respect that. We each have to do what we think is best. All I ask is that both sides show respect for the other. It’s clear that many conservatives are in a quandary over voting for the lesser evil. I know I am. It’s not an easy thing to do. I just don’t think electing Democrats is a very good alternative. We know they’ll vote against us 100% of the time.

[cynwoody]

More and more are starting to see that they have to get rid of those like Mitch who enable Reid's agenda.

The way you disable Reid's agenda is to remove him as Majority Leader.

To do that, you simply need more R's than D's.

If you don't attain that, you lose. If you do, then it's time to elect a proper Republican Majority Leader and land on the wobbly R's.

[norwaypinesavage]

"Voting for the 'lesser evil' has proven to not lead the country to more conservative governance."

Though this has sometimes proven to be true, what's even more true is that not voting at all often leads to much more liberal governance. It must be again noted, that if as many people had voted for Romney, as had voted for McCain, Romney would be president now. You can say what you want about Romney, he would have been far far better than a second Obama term.