[martinidon]

Thank you! Unfortunately, I think some of the Tea Party people will not get the message. It is okay to support the Conservative candidate but in some areas of the country a strict Conservative is not going to win. On top of that they run a “scorched earth” primary campaign and created a huge division within the Republican party. Case in point Delaware and Alaska.

[Jim Robinson]

Effing RINOs! Worthless!

[paulycy]

if a human being is not going to vote in a conservative way then why should they call themselves a republican in the first place?

[tlb]

>>> I think some of the Tea Party people will not get the message. It is okay to support the Conservative candidate but in some areas of the country a strict Conservative is not going to win

Well one out of 70 is not too bad considering how high strung people are tonight. :)

Bill Buckley had it exactly right. Vote for the most conservative choice - who can actually win.

>>> shaddup...

I say what I think. I always have here. I have never dialed it up and I’ve never dialed it down. Sometimes that’s popular and sometimes it isn’t. I can live with it either way.

It’s what we do. Isn’t it ?

>>> You seem to leave out the “Ruling Class” nominee’s in your not so well thought out vanity post. Linda McMahon, CT, lost.

That’s almost funny, calling an executive in a fixed wrestling show a “ruling class nominee”. If she had won I’d have put her with Haley and Toomey in the Tea Party wins. She came close, it was a very good try. Like California and Delaware, Connecticut is just a tough nut.