Posted on 04/12/2022 8:42:37 PM PDT by RandFan
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell warned Republican voters on Tuesday to not take victory for granted in the upcoming midterm elections.
Mr. McConnell, Kentucky Republican, said that although the political environment heavily favored the GOP this cycle, it was still possible to “screw this up” by nominating flawed candidates.
“We’ve had some experience with that in the past,” Mr. McConnell said at an event hosted by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. “In the Senate, if you look at where we have to compete in order to get into a majority, there are places that are competitive in the general election.”
Mr. McConnell said Republicans had made the mistake of nominating bad candidates in 2010 and 2012. In both of those cycles, Republicans lost out on opportunities to retake the Senate majority by nominating candidates that were far outside the political mainstream or proved incapable of staying on message.
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With you on the side of the democrats we should be concerned.
Mitch has two simple qualifications in mind as defining worthy candidates: do they support his retention as Leader; and do they agree to vote his way on the issues when he needs them to.
Somebody rid me of this man.
He gave money to Traitor Ten jackass Liz Cheney. He can keep his advice, demands and recommendations to himself.
Unacceptable candidates, candidates that are in the criminal web with him the rinos and the rats
RINOs are unacceptable.
Democrats = “The Party”
Does he mean like himself?
Not so much republican party it’s the democrats that pride them self for nominating unacceptable candidates Biden is proof of it now they have to eat all the problem they caused.
Also everyone that voted for him let it be a lesson in bad judgment had enough yet?.
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