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To: paudio
Yep, conveniently ignore the facts that (1) The Dhims wanted Akin so bad that they put $2m worth of ads to get him the nomination, and (2) Unlike in other cases, the call for Akin's withdrawal came from all stripes of GOP, from Palin and West to Brown, and anyone in between.

Hey, paudio, liberals picked our GOP-e presidential nominee, are you itching about that? Who do you think 'OccupyWallStreet' was created to jeer and sneer? And who do you think voted for Rommy in open Republican primaries? HELLO!!!!! IF Akin loses in MO so does Romney. And they say Akin is dumb.

146 posted on 09/17/2012 5:19:58 PM PDT by Just mythoughts (Please help Todd Akin defeat Claire and the GOP-e send money!!!!!)
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To: Just mythoughts
No. Conservatives failed to unify themselves behind one candidate that gave us Romney. It's not the sign of Romney's success. It's the sign of conservatives' failure. The RINOs has been and will always be part of the party, yet they only count for about 30-35% of the members. If only the 60-65% of the supposedly conservatives coalesced behind one candidate, the RINO candidate wouldn't have a chance. Instead, each candidate tried to show she/he's more conservative than the other guy, but failed to convince enough fellow conservatives to vote for him/her.

Stop whining and behaving like a victim. Own the failure, for once, and start to work for 2016 presidential candidate, whether or not Romney elected.

149 posted on 09/17/2012 6:00:51 PM PDT by paudio (Post-racial society: When we can legitimately hire and fire a Black man without feeling guilty.)
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