[Hostage]

Yes but we knew that already.

[ObamahatesPACoal]

Thad Cochran:”Who is this Ron Paul person?”

[reefdiver]

It’s not cause of you Ron

[11th_VA]

Yes we can !!! (LOL !!!)

[SharpRightTurn]

To back Paul’s statement up, there was a report today that the National Republican Senatorial Committee has spent $175,000 on automated phone calls and media production to help drag Cochran’s sorry rear end over the finish line.

Boy, do I want to see Barbour, McConnell, McCain, and Wicker crying in their oatmeal Wednesday morning.

[Viennacon]

Time to throw Karl Rove’s head over the battlements. TEA PARTY REVOLUTION! STORM THE CASTLE!

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Out with the GOPe, in with the GOP_tea

[Blue Highway]

word on the street is Cochran is already up by 12623 votes in tomorrow’s election.

[taildragger]

It is just the beginning....

IMHO if we run the table we will have 10 Conservatives for the Cruz Constitutional Caucus and that what has them wigged, because once we get momentum they all may win and we may to the 10.

Think big; McDaniel, Carr, Ernst, TWShannon, Scott from SC, Maness, Sullivan in Alaska, Tillis in NC, and Cotton in AR.

Add to that Cruz, Lee and the Sometimes Rubio and Paul and this will give make McConnell if he wins have to deal with a Conservative Caucus that could be close to 20% of the Conservatives in the Senate.

He won't get anything done without their buy-in.

The Statist / Crony-Capitalist on K-Street are horrified I am sure...

[jaz.357]

Have fun storming the castle!

[Republican Wildcat]

Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX), a 2012 presidential candidate and one of state Sen. Chris McDaniel’s big name endorsers

hmm...well, that's okay, I still hope McDaniel wins anyway.

[jsanders2001]

Washington we’re coming for you and we know your Brownshirt army and their APCs await us.

[Defiant]

First negative thing I’ve read about McDaniel, that Ron Paul likes him.

[I still care]

“It used to be that all you had to say was ‘I can bring the bacon home. I can deliver the goods. I’ve been there and I have clout and I’m important,’” Paul said. “And the Chamber of Commerce would get behind them, and they’d get the money and the endorsement and nobody cared.

But the conditions have changed—they’re so different today. People are suffering. The jobs aren’t there, there’s too much debt and they’re just tired of hearing the cliches and they’re not influenced by these promises because they know the government is bankrupt.”