[jrooney]

I would take a Guilani over an Obama any day. I am sure the stay at home all or nothing cut of their noses to spite their faces and the idiot third party voters are proud of them selves for getting Obama elected. They own this train wreck and deserve any turmoil Obama causes for them. May any damage done by Obama affect them and theirs far worse than those of us that voted for the very flawed McCain to keep Obama from commanding our Armed forces.

Third party voters and stay at home cry babies have NO RIGHT to complain about anything Obama does for the next four years. They assisted Obama.

[wasp69]

I would take a Guilani over an Obama any day. I am sure the stay at home all or nothing cut of their noses to spite their faces and the idiot third party voters are proud of them selves for getting Obama elected. They own this train wreck and deserve any turmoil Obama causes for them. May any damage done by Obama affect them and theirs far worse than those of us that voted for the very flawed McCain to keep Obama from commanding our Armed forces.

Third party voters and stay at home cry babies have NO RIGHT to complain about anything Obama does for the next four years. They assisted Obama

You can thank Senator McCain and that travesty of a campaign he ran for hussein's victory, not voters.

[La Enchiladita]

Right on. I would take Giuliani too, although Romney was my first choice.

But, starting with the primaries, “true conservatives” decided to mess with the process if they couldn’t get their Fred or their Huck and here we are.

[Gondring]

I would take a Guilani over an Obama any day.

So would a lot of us. Too bad his supporters were kicked in the teeth, eh?

am sure the stay at home all or nothing cut of their noses to spite their faces and the idiot third party voters are proud of them selves for getting Obama elected.

Keep your head in the sand and we'll keep losing elections.

Source: Pew Research Center. Click image for report.

Take note that now only 27% of registered voters are Republican, with about 10% as Independents leaning that way.

Compare that to the Dems, who have 51% with just the Dems and those who lean Dem--i.e., a majority without even having to fight for the Independents in the middle.

Maybe if people stopped insulting these who don't like the new direction of the GOP, they would have more success in wooing them back. But