[beeler]

At this point, I think it's a pretty safe bet to vote against any incumbent, regardless of party affiliation. Although, there are a hand full of very solid conservatives in the house. Sadly, mine isn't one of them.

[Conservativegreatgrandma]

When are you going to run? Frankly, I'm sick of purists like you who scream and yell that no one is good enough but you just don't seem to want to give the rest of us the chance to vote for someone perfect, such as yourself.

We have a couple of talk show hosts around here who do the same thing. They're too good to vote Republican and they're too good to get in there and get their hands dirty to work to make the Republican party better.

I'm sure we all want the same thing but I bet you're doing nothing to improve the situation.

Have you run in a primary? Have you backed a Republican candidate in a primary that you deem worthy?

Put up or shut up!! You, and those like you are irrelevant. All you can do is help make things worse by helping RATS. You do more harm than good. Either get in there and try to make things better or SHUT UP!!!

Sorry, but between the purists on FR and these holier-than-thou talk show hosts around here, I'm fed up. You only belittle the work the rest of us are doing trying to achieve the exact same things you want.

[TheKidster]

I agree, get rid of the incumbants that aren't tranparently conservative. Keeping the same old fools in power isn't going to further the conservative cause. If it would then it would have happened already!
They didn't do thier job, so they need to be replaced with someone who realizes that he better do his job or he'll be out on his @ss next election also.
The alternative is to reward bad behavior.