[Smokin' Joe]

IMHO, the RINOs avaided having three very vocal and well-covered Conservatives in office by not backing them (O'Donnel, Angle, and Miller). Had they done so, they would have had three popular Conservatives in the way of getting 'moderate' (liberal, let's call a spade a spade shall we?) people in those offices. By not fully backing them in those races, and even siding with their opponents, RINOs hurt the Conservatives.

One of these flipping days people are going to realize the Conservatives are only of use to the Republican Party as long as they aren't on the ticket.

While that needs to change, I've been sick and tired of getting chucked under the bus on Election Day +1 for well over a decade.

As far as I am concerned, the Republican Establishment showed its true colors by not fully backing people on the GOP ticket, and even supporting their opponents.

Heads should roll over that, but instead we're getting bidness as usual.

[NTHockey]

>>As far as I am concerned, the Republican Establishment showed its true colors by not fully backing people on the GOP ticket, and even supporting their opponents.

Heads should roll over that, but instead we’re getting bidness as usual.<<

It’s already started. It’s already started.

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