[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

“I don’t want the majority back if we don’t believe anything," DeMint said

Now, THAT'S what I'm talkin' 'bout!!! ;)

[wk4bush2004]

Oh, please, let someone besides McConnell be the Majority Leader.......

[Sarah Barracuda]

He’s absolutely right. Why win if its just going to be the same ol crap with an R next to it..For what, the sake of saying the Republicans have the majority. If we are going to change things in November let’s change things damn it!

[EGPWS]

Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.), who endorsed Tea Party favorite Christine O'Donnell in Delaware's Republican Senate primary, said he's content with the GOP staying in the minority if the party doesn't stand for any principles.

[frogjerk]

AMEN!

[Colonel Kangaroo]

There’s a middle ground between rigid ideological purity and unprincipled pragmatism. This is not a perfect world and sometimes the desire for the perfect may become the ally of the abominable.

[Terry Mross]

I hope he sticks to his guns. I’ll bet the “elitist gop leaders” have been throwing up all day.

[tophat9000]

Thes reason we lost in 2006 & 8 is because in had become a party of nothing but RINO-sore-asses

[traditional1]

Pretty much EXACTLY what I said previously in regards to the whiners about O'Donnell's win being "handed over the State of Delaware to Democrats...she can't win".

He's SPOT ON, in that it has to start HERE, and it has to start NOW, where we take whatever time is necessary to rid ourselves of RINO's and Socialist/Progressive/Democrat/SEIU plants and start getting our Constitution back in force.

[BRL]

DeMint, along with former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R), gave O'Donnell momentum with his endorsement.

These reporters are such fat heads. Rush Limbaugh spent whole programs educating the republican base to not buy into selling your soul for a republican win. I KNOW this was huge. Levin did the same thing. Demint and Palin together really don't mean squat compared to Rush talking about this in great detail prior to the election. But the reporters are too stupid to acknowledge this.

[marron]

“I don’t want the majority back if we don’t believe anything"

The more I hear from DeMint the more I like him.

McConnell's said he's already locked up the votes to remain leader, and DeMint denied interest on Wednesday in any position.

This is key. McConnell has the position, but doesn't lead anybody. DeMint doesn't have the position, doesn't need the position, because he is leading. Leaders don't have to be annointed, they don't have to be appointed, leaders lead.

[lonevoice]

The more DeMint talks, the more I like him. That’s the exact opposite of my usual reaction to any politician.

[KnutKase]

Beautiful. I’ve been waiting over twenty years to hear such talk again!

[alice_in_bubbaland]

I’m beginning to fall in love again...sigh...

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

The cream is rising to the top :-)

[wardaddy]

man..him over Mitch anyday...please

[Redcloak]

Amen! What good is a majority of it’s just a 2nd Democrat Party that’s in power?!

[Moose Burger]

“...then we’re going to have to stand on some principles that the American people believe in.”

A politician doing the work he’s paid for. What an innovative concept.