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No. Conservatives failed to unify themselves behind one candidate that gave us Romney. It's not the sign of Romney's success. It's the sign of conservatives' failure. The RINOs has been and will always be part of the party, yet they only count for about 30-35% of the members. If only the 60-65% of the supposedly conservatives coalesced behind one candidate, the RINO candidate wouldn't have a chance. Instead, each candidate tried to show she/he's more conservative than the other guy, but failed to convince enough fellow conservatives to vote for him/her. Stop whining and behaving like a victim. Own the failure, for once, and start to work for 2016 presidential candidate, whether or not Romney elected.

You have not been paying attention. The instant 'OccupyWallStreet' was created it was for one sole purpose to necklace around Mitt Romney. Representative of that so called 1%. And liberals did in fact vote in open Republican primaries for their guy Mitt. The haughty GOP-e as well fronted Mitt.

Missouri is a swing state. That means there are as many Frank Luntz 'independents' as there are liberals and republicans/conservatives. Claire won the majority of those coveted Frank Luntz 'independents' in 2006 because the liberal base was energized and the Missouri ballot was filled with initiatives that brought out not only union liberals but those coveted independents.

Claire's ad this whole campaign season has been attempting to deceive Missouri voters that she is a moderate centrist democrat. IF one knew nothing about her history they would think she has spent the past 3 + years guarding the gate against the liberal left.

AND this year there is a 'healthcare' initiative on the Missouri ballot and the majority of Missourians HATE obamacare. That means they are not going to vote for Claire. Now if people in other states could maybe buy a clue they would shut up about Akin, because if he loses then so will Romney.

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So, this is a new talking point of Akin's supporter? Support him or Romney will lose MO? First, polls don't seem to support that notion. Second, if Romney's position in that state is feeble now, that's because of Akin. Stop being hypocrite by showing concern about Romney. He'll be fine. I remember what Monica Lewinski said about Linda Tripp's concern. "For Linda to feel concern about me is like someone who throw a piano directly to people on the street and feel concern about them that he warn them."

BTW, I am completely aware that you keep changing the subject from one post to another.