[cajungirl]

And if you sit home, we will all have another four years of Obama thanks to a bunch of “do it my way or no way” conservatives who make the perfect the enemy of the good.

[eddie willers]

I’m with you.

Some of these threads are so disheartening.

[Vendome]

I am perfectly willing to lose until people get the message.

I mean they gave us Juan McCain and I can assure you, without Sarah a good many of us would have sat home to teach the leadership a lesson and more importantly the American citizenry.

Barry is going to fail big time in 2012, if he even runs. I am hearing from many who voted for this great hope that the change they envision is a far cry from what is happening, which is disillusioning.

If in your opinion we should vote for any ole R that comes up as a lesser of two evils strategy, I would suggest that has been done before and we need only do the Hobson choice thing to realize that is a failed strategy to get what you want.

Should we detoriate slowly under an R or quickly under Barry, Nancy and the whole 535 members of Congress and the Senate?

I say “Slap the GO pedal to the carpet” and be done with it...quickly!

[grey_whiskers]

We conservatives will not NEED to stay home this election, now that principled conservatives are in the election.

So, if you "do it my way the left's way, only slower" liberals, RINOs, and squishes stay home, we may still beat Obama, but it will probably take longer.

Cheers!

[MNJohnnie]

I find it odd that some sections of the GOP do nothing when out side is subjected to the most hysteric bile laced defamatory rhetoric, yet immediately rear up to chastise anyone on our side who fights back against these slanderous, defamatory attacks.

I have been a loyal, even fanatical, GOP foot solider for 30 years. That ended watching Karl Rove, and the rest of the GOP Establishment, spending the last week all over TV slanderously attacking the GOP nominated candidate for Senate from Delaware.