[LS]

Apparently you didn’t see our Ohio results in the last election. The solid conservatives got their clocks cleaned. And it was NOT because conservatives didn’t turn out, but because a lot of “middle” or “indies” voted the other way.

[flashbunny]

“And it was NOT because conservatives didn’t turn out, but because a lot of “middle” or “indies” voted the other way.”

Then you might want to tell that to the rudy boosters who keep blaming conservatives for staying home and giving the dems control.

[EternalVigilance]

And it was NOT because conservatives didn’t turn out, but because a lot of “middle” or “indies” voted the other way.

Right. Because corrupt RINOs had destroyed the brand.

[Beagle8U]

“Apparently you didn’t see our Ohio results in the last election. The solid conservatives got their clocks cleaned. And it was NOT because conservatives didn’t turn out, but because a lot of “middle” or “indies” voted the other way.”

Could it be that the Ohio GOP had problems totally unrelated to following the party platform?

Did the Ohio voters reject the Republican party platform, or did they reject those that weren’t following it?

[stillonaroll]

Apparently you didn’t see our Ohio results in the last election. The solid conservatives got their clocks cleaned. And it was NOT because conservatives didn’t turn out, but because a lot of “middle” or “indies” voted the other way.

Didn't the DemonRats run a lot of pro-life, pro-gun moderates in swing districts in 2006? That will certainly not be the case on the national Rat ticket next year.