[Conservativegreatgrandma]

You cannot find one place where I advocated voting for Scozzy so please listen to me carefully--AGAIN.

I NEVER said ANYONE should have voted for her--EVER!!

Are you paying attention? NEVER!!!!

I have REPEATEDLY said this situation was so extreme that there are no lessons to be learned here because the likelihood of it being repeated are remote.

I have many times said (are you listening?) that those responsible for this debacle are the grassroots Republicans in the district who voted for the 11 county chairs who chose Scozzy.

The woman was a disaster The whole chain of events was totally weird with NO lessons to be learned from it.

Now do you understand? Again, I NEVER SAID TO VOTE FOR SCOZZY OR THAT I WOULD HAVE!!! GOT IT??

Now, are you man enough to apologize?

[rintense]

Yes, I agree with you the blame lies at the local level. But, would you still have voted for Scozza because she was the (R) nominee, or would you have voted for Hoffman?

[humblegunner]

Now, are you man enough to apologize?

I always thought rintense was a female!?!?

[rintense]

I'm not apologizing, plain and simple. You said The Republican is ALWAYS better than the Democrat. You were wrong. Why won't you answer the question? Would you have voted for (R) over the conservative in NY23?

[bIlluminati]

You cannot find one place where I advocated voting for Scozzy ...

this situation was so extreme that there are no lessons to be learned here

There are a few lessons to learn. Grassroots are important. Who the county chairs are is important. It's OK to vote third party when the Republican is so far left that she'll endorse the Demonrat. Don't send money to Michael Steele. Don't trust Newt Gingrich ever again (for those who hadn't learned this already).

And from this thread: Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican - Ronald W. Reagan, 1966.

Guiliani and Romney both exhale CO2, which helps plants grow.