Posted on 06/12/2014 5:59:00 PM PDT by Engraved-on-His-hands
Washington remains in shock today, two days after an unknown college professor upset House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in the Republican primary for Virginia’s 7th Congressional District.
The political earthquake is still reverberating around D.C.
And many people are now asking, “Who is the next Dave Brat?”
His name is Joe Carr, and he’s taking on Lamar Alexander, the liberal Republican senator from Tennessee.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
Momentum building for Joe Carr!
The constitutional candidate to beat Lamar!
Just contributed my pennies to his campaign yesterday.
I hope that what happened to Eric Cantor Tuesday will fire up the true Conservatives and Tea Party folks in Kansas (Pat Roberts: RINO Incumbent); Mississippi (Thad Cochran: RINO Incumbent) and Tennessee (Lamar Alexander: RINO Incumbent.) Be very afraid gentlemen; be very afraid.
I don’t want them to be afraid, I want them to be complacent.
I need a few more like Cantor to go down ignominiously to help make up for our loss against the Chinless One. I get crap from him every week. The man has no shame.
I live outside Memphis and have seen a commercial for the guy. What is he doing to get his name out?
Not seen that is
Lame Alexander is an ancient establishment fixture in D.C... Need I say more? When Ted Cruz has been in the Senate for decades I want his arse out too!
Elections can help but they are not the total answer to overhauling the corruption and overreach of our Federal government. The system corrupts them faster than we can vote them out.
Only an Article V. movement can restore our Constitution and put Washington in its place.
http://conventionofstates.com/welcome/
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