[2ndDivisionVet]

IIRC, Congressman Bachus is a Romneybot, so of course he's going to belittle and attack Governor Palin! That's the plan!

[ari-freedom]

hmm I’m not so thrilled with people like Mitt Romney or Mike Huckabee...

[ari-freedom]

Inhofe: those that stood for the real issues were great. Problem is that most of the ones that lost were distracted by other wedge issues that had nothing to do with Obamacare, taxes and the debt.
And don’t get me started on %&(%$# Carl Paladino.

[Candor7]

The elite GOPers feel threatened and "sullied" by the grass roots movement which propelled this nation wide move to the right. The elitist GOpers are in spin, and also in denial ( This was NOT supposed to happen....Buahahahahahahaha!).

Inhofe tells it like it is.

These RINO stinkers have got to change or GO!

[LaybackLenny]

I like Inhofe, but wish he could make up his mind. On the one hand he’s for keeping earmarks, on the other he’s for the Tea Party. My head is spinning.

[ALPAPilot]

If there is a Senator the will not pledge his Life, Fortune and Sacred Honor to defend unalienable rights (like the life, liberty, property, the pursuit of happiness etc.) I want to give him a new job.

[3niner]

...poorly vetted Tea Party candidates...

This phrase pisses me off. Vetting is something you do when you have the power to select someone. These candidates put themselves on the ballots, and the voters decided to make them nominees. Who was supposed to forbid them from running?

Who should voters have chosen, if not Christine O'Donnell? Mike Castle was clearly unacceptable to many, that's why he lost the primary. Should the voters have all gotten together and written in someone who would have been better? Is that even possible in Delaware?