Posted on 02/10/2014 11:48:53 AM PST by topher
BATON ROUGE, La. – At Frank's Restaurant, a popular diner outside Baton Rouge, the motto is "It's All Good." But if the regulars here are any indication, for Louisiana Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu -- it's turning very bad.
"I am a registered Republican, but I voted for Mary Landrieu," said Karen Parson. "I voted for her every year. But I won't be voting for her this year."
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Hit her with everything you got. Dont let up till its over.
Yep. You can stop when you see the concession speech.
Rats do not concede. They keep counting the votes until they win.
Never, ever trust a RAT. Not even when rigor mortis sets in.
We need to bludgeon her with all that video of her supporting Obamacare.
Every year???
Even Gore finally had to concede.
Liberals never stop.
You can’t embarrass them, scare them, beat them until they give up, use logical arguments or appeal to their humanity.
An oak stake in the heart might work but even then they will still come back to vote every year.
” ‘I am a registered Republican, but I voted for Mary Landrieu,’ said Karen Parson.”
Whenever I hear somebody say something like “I am a conservative Republican. I worship the memory of Ronald Reagan. I am voting for a liberal Democrat and let me tell you why, blah blah blah” I know they are lying.
She has another vote that should be of grave concern to all the citizens of Louisiana. She voted to support the U. N. Treaty on Small Arms (those guns that can be owned by each of us). The treaty is a back-door attack on the Second Amendment right for Americans to keep and bear arms.
Come November 2014, Dems will not know what hit them!
Another two-faced “pro-life” “conservative” Democrat. This fraud was probably taking money from pro-life groups while conspiring with the pro-abortion Democrats.
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