Difference here is Norm Coleman was the Republican who got screwed by the Democrat. And while I agree with you on your points, I differ in now is not the time to make a stand.
If we don’t take back the senate now, this is what we lose.
The ability to:
1. Remove of Eric Holder from office.
2. Stop Obama picks for judgeships, especially the replacement of Ginsburg.
3. Impeach Obama and try to remove him from office
4. Stop the madness at the IRS and EPA.
5. Figure out what happened at Benghazi.
6. Shut Harry Reid up.
7. Stop any reconciliation efforts should some bill make it out of the house.
Now granted, we can speculate that a republican senate won’t do any of this and will bow down to the rats and Obama. But in saying that, with the direction the country is going in, do you really want to take that chance?
Frankly, I don’t. I would rather have a republican led senate, and let loose someone like Cruz and Lee to take issues directly to the American people, forcing RINO’s into positions where they have to agree.
That’s just my dos centavos.
Norm Coleman was criticized for not fighting back against a democrat, I believe we should stand against election fraud regardless of who’s doing it. Where are we when the populace loses faith in the electoral process? or should I say lose faith in the system that would allow us to regain faith in our electoral process.
With the present Republican leadership and makeup the only difference it may make is to make reconciliation of House and Senate bills easier and more advantageous to Republicans.
With McConnell controlling the Senate I believe he will do his best to stifle senator Lee and Cruz, Boehner in the House is now working to stop Senator Cruz’s legislation regarding the illegal immigrants if it comes to the House.
They profit from what they did in Mississippi and they will increase their efforts to crush Conservatives. They apparently aren’t concerned that they could lose Conservative support, why should we believe that they will begin to listen to and support their Conservative base?
How do you believe we can be helped by the Cochran/barbour vote in the Senate especially on immigration/amnesty? matters.
>> If we don’t take back the senate now <<
Pat “Leaky” Leahy will remain as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, whereas a Republican Senate will put Jeff Sessions in that position.
McDaniel should fight the scumbag Cochran until all options are exhausted.
If he is not successful, he should then endorse the degenerate fossil in a sarcastic fashion, stating that control of the Senate is basically a battle of good versus evil.
GOP politicians calling the democrats "evil" at every opportunity wouldn't hurt either.
This is a fight for Judeo-Christian morality versus the communist homosexual satanic horde.
An accounting is due, registers must be reconciled.