[Dan(9698)]

We can hope.

[onedoug]

democrats in all but name

[Iron Munro]

I, like many millions of other patriotic Americans, am through with voting for the least despicable candidate.

If the republican party cannot field anything but “democrat lite” candidates they will continue to wither and will eventually die.

[skinkinthegrass]

didn't he back out?: was on FR yesterday.
not defending the POS!..for clarity.

[centurion316]

Business interests understand that politicians of both parties are for sale. The Clintons moved this longstanding characteristic of American politicians from the acceptance of petty favors into full scale political corruption. They let it be known that they could be bought, but the price would be very steep. Lots of people made lots of money from the ensuing deals.

What started with the Clintons has spread like wildfire among the political class. It’s a behavior not limited to Democrats though they are still the biggest participants. These guys are simply letting everyone know that they are willing to sell out their constituents for the right price. They believe that with sufficient money, they can be reelected without having to do what their constituents want and they want to jump on the gravy train.

[harpu]

MainStreetPac members who are elected in Congress...

GOPe membership consists of the following U.S. Senators and U.S. Congressmen:

U.S.Senate
Sen. Susan Collins, Maine
Sen. Mark Kirk, Illinois
Sen. John McCain, Arizona

U.S. House of Representatives
Rep. Susan Brooks, Indiana
Rep. Larry Buchson, Indiana
Rep. Ken Calvert, California
Rep. Dave Camp, Michigan
Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, West Virginia
Rep. Chris Collins, New York
Rep. Paul Cook, California
Rep. Rodney Davis, Illinois
Rep. Jeff Denham, California
Rep. Charlie Dent, Pennsylvania
Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida
Rep. Sean Duffy, Wisconsin
Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick, Pennsylvania
Rep. Jeff Fortenberry, Nebraska
Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen, New Jersey
Rep. Jim Gerlach, Pennsylvania
Rep. Chris Gibson, New York
Rep. Michael Grimm, New York
Rep. Richard Hanna, New York
Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, Washington
Rep. Lynn Jenkins, Kansas
Rep. Bill Johnson, Ohio
Rep. David Joyce, Ohio
Rep. Mike Kelly, Pennsylvania
Rep. Peter King, New York
Rep. Adam Kinzinger, Illinois
Rep. Leonard Lance, New Jersey
Rep. Tom Latham, Iowa
Rep. Frank LoBiondo, New Jersey
Rep. Patrick Meehan, Pennsylvania
Rep. David McKinley, West Virginia
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Washington
Rep. Tim Murphy, Pennsylvania
Rep. Erik Paulsen, Minnesota
Rep. Thomas Petri, Wisconsin
Rep. Tom Reed, New York
Rep. David Reichert, Washington
Rep. Jim Renacci, Ohio
Rep. Scott Rigell, Virginia
Rep. Jon Runyan, New Jersey
Rep. Aaron Schock, Illinois
Rep. Mike Simpson, Idaho
Rep. Steve Stivers, Ohio
Rep. Lee Terry, Nebraska
Rep. Patrick Tiberi, Ohio
Rep. Michael Turner, Ohio
Rep. Fred Upton, Michigan
Rep. David Valadao, California
Rep. Greg Walden, Oregon
Rep. Ed Whitfield, Kentucky
Rep. Frank Wolf, Virginia
Rep. Todd Young, Indiana

[sefarkas]

...we support Republican candidates who are committed to governing and to making Washington work again

Work to favor the corporations that fund them at the expense of business competitors. Reducing the size of government not only limits opportunities to buy votes with the dole, but also stops legislation/regulation that only large corporations can afford to implement. Tea Party style Republicans truly believe in a smaller government and this is anathema to both the GOPe and Country Club Republicans.

[RIghtwardHo]

Only if the Tea Party rises up. So far, I’m not seeing it where it counts ... elections.

[House Atreides]

These despicable creatures known as RINOs have gone too far and have revealed what they truly are. They are making war on conservatives with their progressive allies. And these RINOs are doing it from within the Republican Party.

It is no longer enough to simply primary them. And should they win their primary (through their election year posing as conservatives) it is no longer enough to think about not voting for them or to actually follow through and refrain from casting a vote in their race (or to vote for a Losertarian on the ballot instead). It’s now to the point that we must remove them from office (and therefore from their malignant influence within the Republican Party) BY ALL MEANS NECESSARY. And if that means voting for their DemocRAT opponent, then so be it. We must destroy the malignant cells known as incumbent RINOs that are destroying the Republican Party.

[monocle]

Do GOP “moderates” have any reliable base?

[boycott]

I find both of them to be repulsive.

[central_va]

Republican Main Street Partnership PAC

Calling themselves Whigs would be more concise.

[goodnesswins]

Boehner and Cantor are members of the REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.... on the national level...they run who gets elected (Not the RNC). In your state, you will find there is also a GOP Caucus for State Reps/Senators....they run who gets elected...NOT the local GOP party....why? Because they get LOTS and LOTS of $$$ from business and Other interests. In our County, if we could get 20% of registered GOP to give $4/month...we would be able to overpower the Caucus....

Everyone needs to start understanding the difference between Party and Caucus.

[InterceptPoint]

These guys obviously believe that it is the Tea Party and not the Dems who stand in their way of gaining the Senate and maintaining their House majority.

How fast the lessons of 2010 are forgotten.

I'm amazed.

[chris37]

Good, I hope they suffer.

[Nifster]

Good. Hope they go quickly

[Georgia Girl 2]

Boehner and Cantor are both sickening traitors. Only slightly less loathesome than Reid and Pelosi.

[Track9]

So partisan politics is bad except when you’re attaching the American citizenry..

[12th_Monkey]

Cantor, what happened to you?

You folks remember he was pretty hardcore and then in one day (seems to me anyway) that he just changed, like a switched was flipped.
Does Obama’s NSA have something on him?

[9YearLurker]

What a disappointment Sean Duffy has turned out to be!