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To: Manic_Episode

Christie is moderate at best and Mark Kirk in Illinois is also a moderate. Both have won elections. Paul Ryan is more illegal amnesty and he has been winning in Wisconsin.

Winning is what matters. If our lousy candidates did not blow easy to win elections in Indiana, Missouri, Delaware and Nevada, Obamacare would have never passed. Obamacare is the biggest killer of American middle class.

President Reagan’s rule is pretty wise and still applies today. We need them all to counter the leftists.


19 posted on 11/24/2013 3:27:03 PM PST by entropy12 (Zero thanks to all who stayed home and helped elect Acorn lawyer Zero.)
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To: entropy12

Lousy GOP-e candidates like:

Heather Wilson in New Mexico, Rick Berg in North Dakota, Denny Rehberg in Montana, Tommy Thompson in Wisconsin, George Allen in Virginia and Linda Lingle in Hawaii, Mitt Romney nationally and Connie Mack in Florida ???


21 posted on 11/24/2013 3:36:42 PM PST by jimbo123
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To: entropy12

Obamacare was passed before any of those four candidates ran for office. Oh, and you ignore the SLEW of candidates preferred by the party who have lost the past two cycles, and you also ignore the times the party abandoned or undercut candidates not of their choosing. For example, they backed sore-loser Murkowski as a third partier rather than backing the conservative winner of the primary.

I also wouldn’t call a Delaware Senate race or a race against Majority leader Reid easy wins. The other two definitely should have been.


23 posted on 11/24/2013 3:48:16 PM PST by ilgipper (Obama is proving that very bad ideas can be wrapped up in pretty words)
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