[cotton1706]

The GOP Leadership's complicity with the democrats has certainly woke a lot of people up.

But they've protected themselves, McConnell and Cornyn were just reelected, and Boehner, McCarthy and McMorris-Hyphen are from states Obama won. Only Steve Scalise will catch hell from his constituents, and the jungle primary in LA will probably protect him.

[SMARTY]

“The GOP Leadership’s complicity with the democrats has certainly woke a lot of people up.”

The GOP has done this before, but NOW people feel especially betrayed!

NO Conservative wants to be ‘marooned’ over THERE!

[kevslisababy]

Just last night I received a letter begging for money from the RNC. Boy, did I have fun with that.

[Travis McGee]

A key part of the CRimenibus Bill, agreed to by both wings of the Uniparty, was raising corporate contribution limits to the sky.

This was done to squeeze out every candidate not favored by GlobalCorp Inc.

[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

I’m beginning to think third-party nominee if a GOPe gets the nomination. I’m thinking a big name, like Ted Cruz. I think he could actually win as a third party candidate. Hell, Perot almost got 20%.

Jeb won’t win, anyway. And it would send a message to the GOPe.

[MrB]

“s u r r e n d e r”

Funny - that’s not how you spell “betrayal”...

[CyberAnt]

“... in the eyes of the Republican grassroots they are all politically dead.”

And .. the traitors think they got away with it.

[Buckeye McFrog]

The road to ridding ourselves of this crowd is gonna be ugly.

IMHO it will require a third-party, and years of wandering in the desert while the most radical Democrats like Lizzie Warren run the show, as the GOPe runs a continual distant third until they become the Whigs.

At some point the nation will wretch and recoil against what the Socialists are doing. And the Chamber of Commerce will come crawling on it’s hands and knees, begging us to take this cup from them.

But it will be a long, hard slog.

[PoloSec]

Middle class Americans have no jobs, those who do; their wealth has been significantly degraded, the only thing they can afford to pay now is attention; the lies, deceit, and the complicity of the GOPe with progressive liberal democrat communists is becoming ever so obvious to those who previously were at best apathetic to political deception.

[Gaffer]

I agree with the premise of the article. Establishment GOP is my enemy, perhaps worse than Democrats because of their treachery leading up to November’s election.

These conniving, appeasing cowards think they have the best of both worlds now, but the are sorely mistaken.

[matthew fuller]

"and now they understand that, as much or more than Obama and the Democrats, the enemy is the Republican establishment. "

AMEN!

[x]

Just as the battle over the Panama Canal Treaty back in the 1970s grew the New Right – it also effectively ended the presidential prospects of establishment Republican Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker, who backed it and assured its ratification; the same will be true of those Republicans who surrendered on ObamaCare and raising the debt ceiling.

Realistically, how much of a chance did Howard Baker ever have of becoming president?

[Mr. N. Wolfe]

I’m just curious. Has anyone ever asked their Senator or Representative why they voted for McConnell or Boehner?