Trust me, it is better to control the Senate but not be able to pass all of your agenda than it is to have the Dems control the Senate.
Something is better than nothing. A rule of life to live by. Only those who have never experienced nothing can understand this.
Ask Californians whether they would rather have a Republican majority in the state legislature who are half RINOs— or whether they would rather continue to live under a Dam legislature.
100% will choose the former. Trust me.
Sure, TN deserves better, just like Utah. That’s not what I’m talking about. I’m talking about actual blue states or deep purple states.
All of the people on FR cheering because most of the Republicans who are losing tonight are “RINOs” from blue or deep purple states don’t know what the hell they are talking about. Great, so you got rid of a bunch of RINOs, and now you have Pelosi as a result. That’s supposed to be a victory?
yep, I’m in CA and while we have more conservatives in this state than any other (cuz of largest population base) we would be pleased to be able to get any Republican elected. We didn’t even have a choice of a Republican for Senate, our primary was changed to top 2 vote getters and we had Feinstien and an even more radical lefty to chose from
Asking folks that elected AHnold governor is funny! lol
You keep watering down the GOP you will get libs eventually.
“Great, so you got rid of a bunch of RINOs, and now you have Pelosi as a result. That’s supposed to be a victory?”
Well, we teach the Republicans a lesson...by f-ing over the country, I guess?
Sorry, but I too cannot understand the logic of the PURISTS here.
With governor’s race deadlocked, Milwaukee County has more than 45,000 uncounted absentee ballots
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With the race for governor hanging in the balance, Milwaukee County Clerk George Christenson said his office still had more than 45,000 uncounted ballots shortly after midnight Wednesday. Christenson said his office had just received 7,800 ballots from Wauwatosa, which were delayed because of a problem with a computer modem. Officials were reconciling those numbers and would soon release the totals. Christenson said he was still waiting to receive 45,000 outstanding absentee ballots from the City of Milwaukee. Milwaukee city officials put the figure even higher, saying the outstanding votes total 47,000. That amount includes 36,000 in-person absentee ballots and...
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3703574/posts