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Whatever happens in the upcoming primaries, we have all forced the Establishment to show their hands, to demonstrate for all to see that they despise us more than they do the democrats.

Their days are numbered. There's always another election coming up. And we're not afraid of their "warchests" anymore!

1 posted on 05/03/2014 7:48:26 AM PDT by cotton1706
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To: cotton1706

Their days are numbered. There’s always another election coming up. And we’re not afraid of their “warchests” anymore!

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Their days may be numbered as far as influence goes, but I don’t see anyone digging them out of the GOP. They have entrenched there for twenty six years now and won’t give it up.


2 posted on 05/03/2014 7:57:38 AM PDT by Psalm 144 (FIGHT! FIGHT! SEVERE CONSERVATIVE AND THE WILD RIGHT!)
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To: cotton1706

I’m voting for the primary opponent to my supposedly conservative congressman, and I am going to vote for Karen Handel over the 4 RINOS running against her in the primary for Georgia’s upcoming open Senate seat.

The GOP RINO establishment think they can ‘defeat’ me, but they have lost my vote, and the votes of millions of conservatives in this country. You RINOs out there just wait and see what you’ve done come this November. If you think the 5 million conservative votes that stayed that cost you the Presidency in 2012, you take a look at what you gain in RINOs in November.


3 posted on 05/03/2014 8:00:20 AM PDT by Gaffer (Comprehensive Immigration Reform is just another name for Comprehensive Capitulation)
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To: cotton1706

Hard to understand why the GOP establishment is so stupid. Money and power and selfishness must be more important than the nations welfare. Thus the mess we find our nation in today. Sad that most politicians have no decency and do not believe in truth and virtue and honesty.


4 posted on 05/03/2014 8:02:41 AM PDT by mulligan (I)
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To: cotton1706

A house divided against itself cannot stand.

Don’t take the bait.

GOPe is short sighted and self serving with empty rhetoric. Let’s not be like them.


6 posted on 05/03/2014 8:05:08 AM PDT by ifinnegan
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To: cotton1706
In 2010, John McCain won decisively by raising big money, moving to the right on immigration, and casting his opponent—former House member and talk-show host J.D. Hayworth—as out of the mainstream.

Yep, the same lie Juan told to revive his dead-in-the-water presidential campaign during the 2008 primaries: secure the border first, get tough on enforcement

Can anyone name a single tough enforcement proposal the weasel Juan has made since 2008? And the GOPe will use the same sort of lies to try and hoodwink the voters again this year: use Alinsky tactics against conservative opponents and pretend to be more conservative until the primaries are over.

But I guess it continues to work for them.

9 posted on 05/03/2014 8:10:51 AM PDT by Will88
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To: cotton1706

The real political schism in America isn’t between Democrats and Republicans.
That is just a theatrical production put on to distract the little people.

The real political schism is between the political establishment elitists and patriots who believe in America, the US Constitution and the rule of law.

Republicans fight conservatives because they do not want changes to the corrupt system they and the democrats have built.
The only change they want is to get their turn to be first in line at the pig trough. Other than that they want things to go on just as they are.

Conservatives are the enemy of republicans and democrats because both parties are guilty of greed, profiting from their government positions, misgovernance, corruption and crimes against the Constitution.

Think about how republicans handled the power they had as the majority party when Bush 43 was president.
It was not much different than haveing democrats in the majority.

If republicans (not conservatives) ever win the presidebncy and a senate majority they will just go back to stuffing their own pockets and lying to voters.


10 posted on 05/03/2014 8:13:41 AM PDT by Iron Munro (Malaysia Flight MH370 Black Box signals reported in Bermuda Triangle)
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To: cotton1706

The GOPe is living in the moldy, smelly basement of the house.


12 posted on 05/03/2014 8:17:56 AM PDT by Heart of Georgia
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To: cotton1706
In 2010, John McCain won decisively by raising big money, moving to the right on immigration, and casting his opponent—former House member and talk-show host J.D. Hayworth—as out of the mainstream.

I can't give this analysis much credibility given this sentence - Hayworth had some things in his voting record which McCain was able to exploit to paint him as a "pork-barrel spender", was able to paint Hayworth as a "huckster" due his appearance in an infomercial promoting a product that later was revealed to be a scam, not to mention he had Sarah Palin campaigning for him.

So incumbent candidates don't like having primary challenges and they want to win those elections. Wow, that's a newsflash - who would have thought people running for office want to defeat their opponents? That's quite a conspiracy!

14 posted on 05/03/2014 8:21:26 AM PDT by Republican Wildcat
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16 posted on 05/03/2014 8:23:49 AM PDT by Cheerio (Barry Hussein Soetoro-0bama=The Complete Destruction of American Capitalism)
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To: cotton1706
I guess if the GOP has decided to side with the democrat party, solely for a piece of the power and control racket known as fedgov, then they should expect the Middle Americans and Conservatives to rebel against them, to the point of no confidence in the ability of the fedgov to abide by its Constitutional duties. A no faith vote by the states against the fedgov would be a very bad outcome to say the least. One point that needs to be driven home is that the government works for US! Not the other way around. If the fedgov oversteps their bounds, them it is our responsibility as the individual states to put them in their place. The only thing stopping us is the will to do so.
18 posted on 05/03/2014 8:24:11 AM PDT by factoryrat (We are the producers, the creators. Grow it, mine it, build it.)
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To: cotton1706

nothing unites the godless left (no matter the party) like the prospect of crushing a conservative.

so yes, the republocrat party has shown it’s hand for all to see. and it’s done it for three election cycles now. conservatives should know exactly where they stand with the republican rank and file after this election.


21 posted on 05/03/2014 8:32:20 AM PDT by dadfly
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To: cotton1706

It will depend upon whether or not the next wave of amnesty for illegal immigrants does, officially, happen, before we know the full results on all future non-conservative politicians, including, but not limited to, all non-conservatives from each and every political level of the GOP. The entire GOP will become a non-factor, politically, if the next wave of amnesty for illegal immigrants does, officially, happen, and all of conservatism will become a political minority, for the long-term, too.


24 posted on 05/03/2014 8:59:37 AM PDT by johnthebaptistmoore (The world continues to be stuck in a "all leftist, all of the time" funk. BUNK THE FUNK!)
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To: cotton1706
"Their days are numbered. "

I wish!

26 posted on 05/03/2014 9:10:19 AM PDT by I am Richard Brandon
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To: cotton1706

Are there enough of us to fight this? I just read that in KY Bevin is tanking. Is this true? Where are we?


27 posted on 05/03/2014 9:15:52 AM PDT by RIghtwardHo
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To: cotton1706
The GOP is becoming the Moderate Democrats. We need to support Conservatives.
30 posted on 05/03/2014 3:41:07 PM PDT by ExCTCitizen (I'm ExCTCitizen and I approve this reply. If it does offend Libs, I'm NOT sorry...)
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