[central_va]

The problem with RINOS is they become the defacto representative of the R’s to the MSMers. Think Mclaim. That is why we have to get rid of everyone of them.

[Reaganite Republican]

Bobby Jindal: "People need to look at the history of Ronald Reagan when he lost his first attempt at the Presidency (in 1976). He didn’t go back and say, "Let’s water down the conservatism. Let’s dilute what we’re saying." He made it even stronger. He made it even sharper. There’s a lesson there for potential candidates We need to be principled in our conservatism. We need to be unabashed, unafraid. We won’t always be popular with editorial writers and a lot of the members of the national media, and that’s okay. At the end of the day, it’s more important that we stick to our principles."
http://reaganiterepublicanresistance.blogspot.com/2010/08/gop-primary-turnout-best-since-1926-as.html

[pgkdan]

I agree with what you've said here but I'm tired of seeing the GOP bashed at every turn. Not every GOPer in Congress is a RINO. We have some damned fine people up there who for the most part managed to present a unified opposition to obama's wreckless and dangerous policies. They deserve our thanks.

As for the true RINO's...we've put a hurting on a bunch of them this primary season...just as we should. I wish Palin had stayed out of the AZ race...we may have been able to put McNasty to pasture too without her help.

[ExTexasRedhead]

If McCain loved his country like he professes, he would have kept his 21 million, retired, and let a true Conservative run for Senator. It’s past time for the Lame McCain to leave politics. Could it be his huge ego and Elitist mentality the issue? Or, does he just want to ruin the country some more.