I’ve already voted. I voted against Michelle Nunn and Jason Carter - to keep the Democrats from perpetuating those two family names as second cousins to the Camelot Klan.
It doesn’t mean I won’t be out there slugging for Ted Cruz in the next two years. Nor against Johnny Isakson in his party primary when it comes due. Or Perdue for that matter.
I hope the Democrats lose the majority in the Senate because it then opens the chance up that Obama will be presented with some bills that he’ll have to veto. It will force him to do more egregious Executive Orders and he will be the blame for that - his party will, too.
I don’t like establishment GOP one bit. I think they are largely RINO featherbedding cowards interested in their own second-tier power and perks. But I hate EVERYTHING about Democrats - what they stand for, what they think, and what they do, and I don’t see how voting for a Libertarian here in Georgia with 6% of the vote sates my hatred for that evil.
And I don't see how voting for Republicans, who have become Democrats in all but name, states your hatred either.
I’ve already voted. I voted against Michelle Nunn and Jason Carter - to keep the Democrats from perpetuating those two family names as second cousins to the Camelot Klan.
You see, by voting against
these people you're voting for their replacements, no matter how bad they are — given your phrasing (voting against) I take it to mean you in no wise like the challengers but you have proven to the GOP that such people are good enough
to get your vote and they therefore have no incentive to offer a better candidate insofar as your vote is concerned. So, in the future, they will offer a candidate that is just as bad, or worse, and expect your vote.