[skinkinthegrass]

I rem: when the Barbours, were "the good team/guys/gals"
now he's Establishment GOP. *spit*

[12th_Monkey]

I do too. Sad and pathetic.

[Carriage Hill]

I was just thinking the same thing. How times and things have changed.

[AlbertWang]

I think we are just seeing his true colors. In the past he was able to fool the voters.

It is time to wise up and vote his kind out of office.

We need statesmen, not politicians

[iontheball]

I rem: when the Barbours, were “the good team/guys/gals”
now he's Establishment GOP. *spit*
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That was when we were all 'young' and foolish. The Tea Party has come a long way from those times. Believe it or not, we once thought the likes of Barbour and the Republican elites had our interests at heart. They fooled us once, but their snookering days are over. Times are way too serious to keep drinking that cool aid.

[GOPJ]

Barbour was always the darling of liberal Sunday talk shows... that should have given us a hint...

[Enterprise]

"Mississippi’s GOP senate primary is quickly becoming ground zero in 2014 for the fight between the establishment and the conservative grassroots for control of the Republican Party’s future."

I look at this at slightly different angle. The Tea Party is not about the future of the GOP, it is about the future of America. The establishment GOP is about the future of the establishment GOP, and the death of America via cooperation with the America hating left.