Democrats Are Poised To Hold The Senate, And It’s Conservative’s Fault

Townhall.com ^ | September 21, 2014 | Derek Hunter

[Black Agnes]

I can’t vote for someone who is living openly with a woman who isn’t his wife. Even Bill Clinton didn’t go that far.

Perhaps the GOP should have run someone less offensive.

[roamer_1]

[rodguy911:] "...selling out your party..."

And that right there is the problem with the GOPe...they want conservatives to think that it's "our" party.

Precisely why, after a life-long membership therein, I am a Republican no more... Thankfully Independent since 2007.

[trisham]

It’s not my fault.

[Williams]

I already agreed with you. Go democrat.

[Black Agnes]

I obviously won’t vote for the democrat.

Or the independent party guy, he looks kind of scary.

IF I vote that day I’ll just leave the senate race blank.

If I’d known he was shacked up with his executive assistant while his wife was in a home 1500+ miles away for the past decade I wouldn’t have voted for him in ‘08 either. I’ll definitely be more careful with my vote in the future though.

[AllAmericanGirl44]

bkmk

[trebb]

With respect, I would be careful suggesting that conservatives who question the usefulness of electing GOPe candidates do not see the big picture. Quite the contrary. Rather, there is evidence to suggest that the fixes that are needed will not come via election at all. We're too far gone. That is the big picture....

Mostly agree with you - I do believe that electing even poor candidates would be worthwhile to keep such as Obama or Hillary out because of the disasters they cause.

I am in complete agreement that we are too far gone and that elections will not solve the problem. Even another Civil War or insurrection would not solve the problem. Once it gets bad enough that Jesus returns to set things right is the only solution that will work.