[misterrob]

And then they will complain about how much it hurts when Hillary bends them over the table.

A moderate republican in the WH with a strong Congress and Senate will not screw over the country anywhere close to what a democrat will do.

[Ingtar]

A moderate republican in the WH with a strong Congress and Senate will not screw over the country anywhere close to what a democrat will do.

But what is being pushed here is a liberal Republican with a weak (or strongly moderate/liberal) Congress. Enough people will stay home rather than vote for Rudy that retaking even the House becomes unlikely. This philosophy wants people to pull the lever for a liberal in the top spot and for the conservatives in the lesser spots. Is that a reasonable thing to expect?

[freedomfiter2]

A moderate republican in the WH with a strong Congress and Senate will not screw over the country anywhere close to what a democrat will do.


Assuming you mean conservative or constitutional by the word strong, we probably won't have that in the house any time soon. We haven't had that in the Senate for at least 50 years. What we have is a house and Senate that want to advance the liberal agenda.

[Kevmo]

A moderate republican in the WH with a strong Congress and Senate will not screw over the country anywhere close to what a democrat will do.
***That would make a great campaign slogan for Rudy McRomney. Sorry, but I'm just not interested in voting for a candidate who "will not screw over the country" as bad as a democrat; I'm looking for someone who would give this country a boost of confidence. Someone who says, "America is great because America is good."