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Posted on 08/11/2017 1:39:03 PM PDT by Hojczyk
The Republican-led Senator lied to the American people. They promised to repeal the failed Obamacare law for seven-and-a-half years. They ran their campaigns on repealing Obamacare. But they all lied.
And then Mitch McConnell had the gall to blame President Trump for expecting too much from the senate!
.Sens. tweeting support of McConnell: ▪️Cornyn ▪️Corker ▪️Tillis ▪️Isakson ▪️Collins ▪️Hatch ▪️Gardner ▪️Heller ▪️Flake ▪️Young ▪️Capito.
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
Yes, it’s an underwhelming roster we have there!
“Isakson is 70 and has Parkinson’s ...he should have retired.”
I was disappointed that he 1. did not retire and 2. was not challenged during the primary. I refused to give him my vote...just left that race unchecked. I do not understand why someone ill would hang around D.C. rather than returning to the comfort of home.
If D.C. is his home, therein lies the problem for the we the electorate.
With technology Congressmen need to be in their home state more than D.C. and away from the influence of lobbyists.
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On deck for supporting Turtle: John “Songbird” McNuts and Linda Grahamnesty.
Great! The useless pricks are outing themselves.
I didn’t vote for Isakson either. I either left it blank, or if there was a libertarian, I voted that.
I was wrong about Isakson’s illness. He experienced the first symptoms in 2012. There is some kind of mental illness involved, that drives these lifetime pols to die in office. You may recall that Ted Kennedy never resigned. He was a Senator until the hearse arrived.
So wrong on so many levels...
Totally agree Kit Kat
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“Then hold your nose for the Democrat once, just to get rid of Corker.”
It’s a mortal sin to vote for a pro-abort.
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Sorry, but where did you see PP prosecuted for their illegality, let alone de-funded??
People ‘round here sure LOVE to attribute some ‘standards’ to the party\member w/o a single example to base it upon...
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But a defeat of one or two of these might send a message.
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Cantor was a fluke. The electorate will be fast asleep again come ‘18...
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We are in for a long war against RINOs. We should not abandon the Republican party, it has infrastructure and data and a basic good message. We should CHANGE the party and those in power so that it DOES what it campaigns on...and Trump is helping us do that.
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You mean the party that did EVERYTHING it could to defeat the current President? SIGNED oaths and Trump was practically the *ONLY* one to honor the agreement!
Only now, ‘cause of Trump, are *some* FINALLY opening their eyes? How they failed to see/feel the knives in their back since....
If the (R) were worth a damn, it wouldn’t allow some to run under its banner. Sorry, you can’t have a platform, then SUPPORT one whom is 180 degrees. They have shown they ONLY care about a tic in the ‘WIN’ column, nothing more.
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We also really really really need to focus on switching out the Demon Rats that are in states won by Trump. Michigan, Missouri, etc.
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Need to focus on each State individually. The swamp, as we have guessed, and can be seen since 1/20/17 ain’t going anywhere.
That brings it down to 2 options: States taking back their lawful authority, or the People (revolt).
Expecting D.C. to vote themselves LESS power makes me think the ‘stupid party’ starts at the base.
I think that Toomey holds a goofy, inexcusable position on this issue, but he is not a Democrat. He is not another Mitch.
Throw the bums out!
Thank You.
I hope and pray that the citizens of these loses states vote their sorry rears out of office
DITCH THE MITCH !!!!
srsly i was trump I would not go to the Senate in March.
Cornyn from Texas needs to gone! The biggest establishment type out there!
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