Libertarians and fringe candidates could tip Senate races

Washington Examiner ^ | August 11, 2014 | Byron York

[Ann Archy]

No, I have a problem with problem people who don’t use the brains God gave them.

[JAKraig]

I hear this kind of nonsense response to candidates that we don't deem as good as could possibly be. Mitch McConnell is a perfect example. Mitch is far from perfect, but he is not Harry Reid.

Mitch McConnell has done a lot of good conservative things, he has also done a lot of bad progressive things but in my opinion the good outweighs the bad. I would much rather vote for Mitch McConnell than not vote and let my absence of vote go to a Democrat.

I understand the frustration with progressivism and I understand the hate of Republican in name only but a little bad is a whole lot better than a lot of bad.

with Republicans who are not wonderful at least the deals they make will include deals with true conservatives. With a Republican majority in both houses we at least, if nothing else, slow progressivism and at best turn it backwards.