Yep...NO MORE RINOs! They move to the BACK of the bus.
From your lips to God's ears BUMP!
Except there are still nearly a dozen RINOs in the Senate, which is now a quarter of the Republicans in the Senate. We lost three solid conservatives last night. No up side to that.
Problem is, if the Democrats are going to run as conservatives full time now and legislate as liberals, how will the GOP deal with that? Voters don't seem to mind picking "so called" conservatives as Democrats, or conservative Republicans. So how is that dealt with?
WILL the RNC be shook up now and run by firm conservatives FINALLY? Will they quit propping up RINOS? Will they run as conservatives and be done with it??? For years, the secular and RINO parts of the GOP had their way and pretended that the real conservative and Christian groups were not critically important. And this is what we get. Secular and RINO GOP called the shot of this election and the Congress was LOST. So who do we replace and with whom to make this right???
Exactly! And Rush is saying that, too.
>>>Yep...NO MORE RINOs! They move to the BACK of the bus.
Agree.
The kool-aid drinking RINOs wouldn't listen to the base of the party (conservatives) and they lost to the Democrats (who have no real agenda).
The Democrats didn't win... the GOP RINO leadership lost. The U.S. is drifting to the right on some critical issues, and the GOP couldn't take advantage of those issues.
Most of loss stems from Bush's wrong directions, but also on corruption by largely RINO Congressmen. This loss lays at Bush's feet because he is the leader of the GOP party and controls who is rewarded and penalized within the party.
The pivotal point toward destruction came when Bush wanted to install democracy in Arab countries. This violated the no-more-Vietnams rule and no-wars-longer-than-two-years rule. Also, Bush aimed toward destruction when he spent money beyond what a drunken Democrat like LBJ or FDR would have done.
The tell-tale sign of hubris was the attempted installation of an unqualified crony into the Supreme Court. At that point, the hubris was starting to smell. This loss is a simple case of power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.
The Democrats will now probably go too far to the left because their leadership (Pelosi, etc.) are left-wing wackos. The public will be repulsed by them -- hopefully in time for the next election.
It's not the end of the world. The GOP will recover. But it must hurry to reorganize or it will miss the next presidential election. We need a new, young non-political face. A young Reagan type governor. No McCain, no Guiliani. A conservative, common man, who doesn't smell of backroom deals.
That's a nice thought, but I think the reality will be the opposite. This election will probably push Republican leadership more toward the "middle".
Thanks a lot to all you morons who didn't vote. You really need to learn the difference between a primary and a general election.
MI traded in RINO Joe Schwarz for conservative Tim Walberg. One bright note in this very blue state.