[dfwgator]

Let this be a lesson to all Republicans, we brought you in, we can take you out, your choice.

[House Atreides]

Havenstein seems like a particularly nasty creature. Who’s teabagging now Walt?

[montag813]

I wanted to see Brown win because of his strong use of the immigration issue. But I also remember him as a RINO puke the first time around, backing the repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, for ex.

[BobL]

There were a lot of Tea Party types that HELD THEIR NOSES and still voted for Establishment figures, like McConnell, Cockran, etc. In other words, the Tea Party DID NOT sit out the election when their people weren’t on the ballot.

On the other hand, there are LIMITS to how much crap we’ll take...in the case of these clowns, one calling us “teabaggers” and another not willing to even support the Second Amendment - then yes, we WILL draw the line, as they learned to their demise. And the sad thing, for all involved, is that it would have been VERY EASY for both to get Tea Party support, just by showing us some respect and joining us on a few issues.

[JaguarXKE]

Walt was recent CEO of SAIC.

[metesky]

Hey Scott, here's a list of the 34 Senate seats up for grabs in 2016. Pick one and start packing.

[mtrott]

I’m pretty much a Tea Party dude, but we’re talking New Hampshire here. So, Brown is about as conservative as you can go there and have a chance. I thought he ran a dang good campaign.

It’s these dang Libertarians who somehow find it necessary to siphon off 4 or 5% of the republican vote who royally tick me off. The dems are smart enough not to dilute their vote.

[nhwingut]

Yeah. We’re so wicked smaaht. We helped elect the commie Shaheen for another 6 years. Instead of that RINO Brown.

Idiots.

[Redleg Duke]

I voted for Walt and Scott while holding my nose. The GOP must learn from this incident. In a small state with a larger than acknowledged Conservative population, the arrogance of the GOPe has cost the party a governorship and a Senate seat.

Ignore us at your peril.