“Reasonable response.”
As was yours. Our point about what occurred in Mississippi has been made. I agree that what the GOP-e did was despicable but I also know that to splinter our party is not only political suicide but is national suicide.
I thought as you folks who would refuse to vote for a GOP-e candidate but have since realized that without taking the Senate and keeping the House Obama can run rough shod over us and we can do nothing. If Nov. does not go our way the last box is the only option.
Correcting for grammar and punctuation.
Personally, I don’t think you see the real situation clearly.
I am personally convinced that the GOPe must be totally destroyed- Boehner, McConnell, Cornyn, Ayotte, etc. And people like Cruz, Palin, Gowdy, Gohmert be given the reins. That is our only salvation, not suicide.
(I agree that what the GOP-e did was despicable but I also know that to splinter our party is not only political suicide but is national suicide.)
I have news for you. The party is already irreparably splintered, and it was done by choice by the GOP-E. They purposefully caused Senate races to be lost to Democrats rather than allow a Tea Party primary winner to make it to the Senate. I remember then criticizing Sharron Angle after she won the primary and before the election vote. They also did nothing to help the primary winner of Virginia and he lost by very few votes. So the war has been declared on the Tea Party, so forgive us for waking up to the fact and deciding to fight back. The GOP-E has sewn such bitter seeds of distrust and disunity, that we in the tea party have to see actions from the GOP-E before letting bygones be bygones. And by actions, I mean shutting the heck up and holding their nose and supporting the tea party candidates when they win primaries, just like they expect us to do. And by actions, I don’t mean calling conservatives racists who want to take away the black vote like was done in Mississippi by the GOP-E. If you want to belly-ache about losing to Harry Reid, you and the author may want to start criticizing the GOP-E for a change, for being such short-sighted power-hungry prostitutes.
(I agree that what the GOP-e did was despicable but I also know that to splinter our party is not only political suicide but is national suicide.)
I have news for you. The party is already irreparably splintered, and it was done by choice by the GOP-E. They purposefully caused Senate races to be lost to Democrats rather than allow a Tea Party primary winner to make it to the Senate. I remember then criticizing Sharron Angle after she won the primary and before the election vote. They also did nothing to help the primary winner of Virginia and he lost by very few votes. So the war has been declared on the Tea Party, so forgive us for waking up to the fact and deciding to fight back. The GOP-E has sewn such bitter seeds of distrust and disunity, that we in the tea party have to see actions from the GOP-E before letting bygones be bygones. And by actions, I mean shutting the heck up and holding their nose and supporting the tea party candidates when they win primaries, just like they expect us to do. And by actions, I don’t mean calling conservatives racists who want to take away the black vote like was done in Mississippi by the GOP-E. If you want to belly-ache about losing to Harry Reid, you and the author may want to start criticizing the GOP-E for a change, for being such short-sighted power-hungry prostitutes.
As was yours. Our point about what occurred in Mississippi has been made. I agree that what the GOP-e did was despicable but I also know that to splinter our party is not only political suicide but is national suicide.
You’ve got a point but why are you chastising us? The problem is with the GOPe. They’re the ones who aren’t cooperating. If they supported us we wouldn’t be in this situation.
Tell you what, just to be fair we’ll give you a chance to earn our votes. Bring out Cornyn, Cochran, McConnel and the rest of those causing the problems into the public square. Once they all perform Sepuku (aka “Hari Kari”) we’ll vote in favor of the GOP candidate.
You’d better round them up and convince them; November is coming quickly!