To: SharpRightTurn
I am petrified by past results in Indiana, Delaware & Missouri where sure to win republican senate seats were lost by nominating bad candidates.
35 posted on
05/22/2014 2:38:12 PM PDT by
entropy12
(Some thought Obama would be no worse than Romney. So we have less jobs and more food stamps people.)
To: entropy12
“I am petrified by past results in Indiana, Delaware & Missouri where sure to win republican senate seats were lost by nominating bad candidates.”
While such apprehension is understandable, analyzing the particular situation of the TN Senate race should put your mind at ease. While it is true that Todd Akin and Richard Mourdock proved that even experienced candidates can put their foot in their mouths and derail a candidacy, Joe Carr is not a gadfly with a shady past like Christine O’Donnell. But the main reason why I can safely assert that Carr would waltz into the Senate if he defeats Alexander in the primary is that, unlike in DE in 2010 and IN and MO in 2012, the Democrats will not nominate a viable candidate for the TN Senate seat—the candidates are all unknowns with no money. So you don’t need to worry about the seat falling to the Democrats if Carr wins the primary.
37 posted on
05/22/2014 2:52:21 PM PDT by
AuH2ORepublican
(If a politician won't protect innocent babies, what makes you think that he'll defend your rights?)
To: entropy12
Lamar Alexander’s chief of staff killed himself after watching kiddie porn.
To: entropy12
No need to worry about the democrats in this case because
A)Carr is not an an O’Donnell type or a moron like Akin/Mourdock
B)The TN rat party is close to dead, there is no bench of rat candidates in the state, they don’t have a real candidate for the seat. Donnelly was as strong a rat candidate for Indiana as was available, McCaskil was an incumbent in MO, and Delaware is a liberal state where a conservative must run a perfect race to win.
46 posted on
05/22/2014 9:22:20 PM PDT by
Impy
(RED=COMMUNIST, NOT REPUBLICAN)
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