Replies

No, I’m not playing games. You are. You’re being very VERY obtuse.

Yes, I supported Nancy Cassis, the write in candidate that opposed your apparent hero in 2012 in the primary when all we knew about was that he was a random Paulbot. I wish she had won, it would have spared me this bull**** conversation.

I see you were saying the same shite back then too, whining about the establishment and lashing out at whoever DARED disagree with you.

I find it interesting that these "Tea Party" types are always on other threads saying it doesn't matter how often the incumbent votes conservative and says they support us, they automatically deserve to be challenged for re-nomination to keep them on their toes and make them accountable, and heck, we should just "execute a few of our own" because we could "send a message" by cutting off our nose to spit in the establishment's face, or something.

Yet, here on the Michigan thread, they argue the opposite: how DARE ANYONE challenge Justin Amash!! That is UNACCEPTABLE! Why, he SAYS he's one of us, therefore we MUST support him for another term!! Another candidate with an R next to his name has the audacity to challenge the tea party savior, therefore he MUST be RINO scum and a John Boehner suckup.

The mental gymnastics these freepers must make their in heads to justify their OWN position is astonishing. I thought all "career politicians" are evil and we need more "businessmen" from the "private sector" to take on incumbents? Brian Ellis is exactly the kind of candidate they're begging to take on far more conservative incumbents than Amash.

Over the last four years, I've found myself identifying with the "Tea Party" mentality less and less. If some deranged Paulbot who votes with Nancy Pelosi for "constitutional reasons" is our savior, where a Senator (Pat Roberts) who one of the most dependable Ted Cruz allies "needs to go", then I'm sorry, I'm not a Tea Partier, I will do everything I can to stop their side from causing any more damage.