And in the dozen or so others, they didn't. Also, how many had GOP backed rivals? Ron Paul not only has to fight Democrats, but often his own party to get elected. He's arguably one of the few smaller, Constitutional government Republicans in the House.
In the three races mentioned in this article, the Republicans who lost had good conservative voting records. And in the dozen or so others, they didn't.
LOL!
So, you admit you are insane and incapable of telling fact from fiction.
This will certainly save time...
Republican Incumbents Who Lost in the House:
Jim Ryun (KS) - ACU rating 98
J.D. Hayworth (AZ) - ACU rating 98
Richard Pombo (CA) - ACU rating 97
Chris Chocola (IN) - ACU rating 95
Gil Gutknecht (MN) - ACU rating 94
Charles Taylor (NC) - ACU rating 92
Mike Sodrel (IN) - ACU rating 92
Melissa Hart (PA) - ACU rating 91
John Hostettler (IN) - ACU rating 90
Don Sherwood (PA) - ACU rating 87
Anne Northup (KY) - ACU rating 86
Clay Shaw (NC) ACU rating 82
John Sweeney (NY) ACU rating 77
Jeb Bradley (NH) ACU rating 71
Charles Bass (NH) ACU rating 71
Curt Weldon (PA) ACU rating 70
Sue Kelly (NY) ACU rating 65
Mike Fitzpatrick (PA) ACU rating 60
Nancy Johnson (CT) ACU rating 47
Jim Leach (IA) ACU rating 43
Vacated Republican seats lost
DeLay (TX) ACU rating 95
Beuprez (COL) ACU rating 93
Green (WI) ACU rating 88
Nussle (IA) ACU rating 86
Ney (OH) ACU rating 86
Foley (FLA) ACU rating 78
Kolby (AZ) ACU rating 74
Boelert (NY) ACU rating 40
Democrat Incumbent seats lost
Mostly conservatives, a few borderline Northeast conservatives, a few RINO's and no liberals.