Clearly this was an Anti Obama and Anti-Democrat vote. It certainly was NOT a pro RINO vote.

IMHO | 11/05/4

[Enlightened1]

Clearly this was an Anti Obama and Anti-Democrat vote. It certainly was NOT... a pro RINO anti-Tea Party vote.

Agree or Disagree and Why?

[nfldgirl]

Agree completely. It was a repudiation of the Obama administration policies, and a repudiation of Harry Reid’s leading the charge on behalf of that administration. Last thing we need to hear from Reid is “the American people have spoken and they want us to work together.” NOT ON YOUR LIFE, BUDDY!

[Jane Long]

Now, just inform Boehner about this.

[Blue Highway]

I agree and I say if we are serious about turning the country around we seriously need to start acting now to get more conservative leadership among the house and senate and for future candidates for 2016 seats and for the White House. We need to start TODAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Blue Highway]

We really need to get rid of Boehner now. We need a speaker f the house not a weeper of the house I want him gone.

[WaterWeWaitinFor]

My opinion is that this country is full of excellent, hard working, pro-American, excellent work ethic types that respect our constitution and the rights that it protects. We are sick and tired of the lefties shoving anti-family, anti-American and a “no morals” agenda upon us. The mood was so agitated and disgusted with everything going on it had to come out in this election.

Well so far the lefties say this is “the end of the Tea Party”, NOT a referendum on Ozippy (really ???) and that the peeps have spoken and want us to cooperate with the dems. BWAAA

Now we need to dump Mitch and Boo Hoo Boehner (did anyone even see or hear from him last night?) and get down to brass tacks!

How do you see it?

[Cringing Negativism Network]

The GOP needs badly, to return to supporting American jobs.

Bring back jobs.

[babble-on]

The GOP did a good job avoiding lunatic nominees like O’Donnell, Angle, Mourdock and Akin. If you nominate unqualified people with unpopular views you won’t win. We avoided that mistake this time, and we won.

[grania]

It does seem that most of the new Republican US Senators are constitutional conservatives. Two of them, Cotton and Ernst, bring with them military experience. This does not seem like a RINO group.

[tbpiper]

They may think we’re going to pat them on the back. I say we light a fire under their feet and hold them to it.

[DH]

My vote was not for the Republicans. It was for anyone other than the Democrats.

Republicans have clearly shown that they have the magical capacity to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory and nothing will change there. Furthermore, they still have the “go along to get along” motto that they staunchly support.

Worse yet, watch and you will see that they will leave Mitch as the leader of the Senate. That says a lot on just how hard they will be on the liberals.

Boehner in the house...Mitch in the Senate. The thought scares me to death.

They will eating massive amounts of feel good legislation along with a huge slice of compromise pie.

However, we did get some fresh “meat” in this election that may actually support and protect our rights and constitutional laws.

[Liz]

Last thing we need to hear from Harry Reid is “the American
people have spoken and they want us to work together.”

Course, I'm just a really, really good person----a really tolerant and compassionate conservative---but I think we should aid Harry Reid in the transition from Leader to Loser.

Let's give Harry a brand new office ....in the Capitol's sub-basement, next to the furnace. Harry'll just love his brand-new cardboard desk (some assembly required).

Although I hear phone service isn't hooked up down there yet. Too bad. Harry can always use smoke signals (from the handy furnace) to communicate.

And give 'ol Harry a comfortable desk chair---complete w/ comfy head and foot rests.......and tell him not to worry about all those silly electrical switches lying around.

Harry's new chair....with our compliments.

[DH]

“The GOP needs badly, to return to supporting American jobs.”

Get the government out of regulating business to death and get business out of pandering to the government and all will be well.

[Sasparilla]

Reid, with his statement, is in denial of the voter repudiation of his and Obama’s
programs and plans foisted on the American public.

[nfldgirl]

Your great suggestion reminds me of the movie Office Space, when the office manager relocates the office “loser” down to the basement! HA! HA! HA!

[Liz]

Obama meets w/ deposed Dem Leaders Pelosi and Reid.

"I hereby dub you a major loser."

[arthurus]

The Republican Party and the MSM and probably even the Democrats will spin this loudly as a final defeat for the Tea Party and Conservatives. The general public perception will go along with that and be reinforced by a lame deferential Republican Senate and House. The only way I see o turn that around is for McConnell to NOT be elected Majority Leader and for Boehner and McCarthy to lose their positions, too. If that would happen then I would guess maybe we have turned a corner. With those three still emplaced there will not be much change in Washington, except that now, with a Republican majority in the Senate we WILL get Amnesty and total permanent Democrat control in one more cycle.

[Toespi]

Yes, it was a vote against Obama THUS the radical liberalism that has taken over America. The people have clearly stated, we want to step back from the edge.

[bonehead4freedom]

Here will be your talking point in the media,

“The voters voted against their interest due to the fact that the republicans obstructed the democrats reforms and the voters got frustrated by the lack of progress that otherwise would be happing economically if the President’s agenda had been fully implemented.This cynical strategy has won them great gains tonight be whether they will work with democrats to govern and actually be responsible remains to be seen. Will the strategy of No work in 2016? Many political analyst doubt it. Here’s George Stenographer of ABC News to explain why.”

By the way I still think McConnell has the Trent Lott power sharing agreement ready to go. So get ready to watch the republican leadership surrender any advantage they gained in this election. They also will feel confident enough to continue the conservative purge since “we can win with our electable candidates” strategy.