Mass GOP convention nominates most extreme pro-gay anti-family Gov & Lt. Gov candidates ever

MassResistance ^ | April 21, 2010

[klimeckg]

Massachusetts GOP, that’s funny! And everyone is still all giddy over Scott Brown. There is no such thing as a free lunch and there is no such thing as a conservative politician in the state of Taxachusetts! They preferred to be called a commonwealth. What a bunch of panzies!

[klimeckg]

Please send all comments and complaints to Whitey Bulger!

[CARTOUCHE]

To any and all conservatives still living in the Bay State. MOOOOOOOVE ! Strengthen some wobbly state with your conservative outlook and ideals. Leave the nest of lefties and join us.

[cradle of freedom]

I think I will be voting for Cahill also. Since there is no difference between Baker and Patrick, we may as well lob a few molotov coctails (figuratively speaking).

[cradle of freedom]

Cahill may be the same as the other two, but don’t you want to kick Baker in the nuggets? That is the point. The only message we can send at this point is to show our anger by punishing those who betray us. You expect this nonsense from the Dems but when “your side” knifes you in the back, it is time to punish them right back.

[steve86]

If a state can be an antichrist I know which one is the leading contendah

[cradle of freedom]

I am not against a third party but we have to be smart about it. It would be Quixotic to run a third party candidate against Obama but it would not be a bad idea in areas where there are no real viable Republicans such as in Massachusetts today. We have to be selective. Pick districts where there are no Republicans running (which is not uncommon in Mass) and enter an independent. There is also a Constitutional Party in Mass. It would be worth trying to build a conservative movement in Mass. It doesn’t matter if it is called the Republican Party or some other name. What’s in a name?

[cradle of freedom]

Michele Bachmann has gotten my check, even though I live in Mass. We have to support people like her wherever they are from. People like Michele Bachmann help to create a conservative climate in congress which pulls the RINOS and moderates to the RIGHT. RINOS may have no moral compass but they sure know where the wind blows politically speaking.

The far left has known for years that if they pull hard enough to the left, they will bring the moderates (including moderate Republicans) to the left. That is called strategy. We need a whole lot of strategizing on our side.

[Altura Ct.]

Gee the GOP once against showing how truly unconservative and Marxist like they are.

But remember vote early and vote often!

[cradle of freedom]

I wouldn't stick with the “Deval” I know, I would rather vote for Cahill, with no illusions, only to scare the devil out of both Mass Repubs and Dems. I think the party apparatchiks are scared stiff of alternatives to their two parties. They are used to dealing with the other party, but they would have no clue about what to do with an independent. That would be a sea change. Even if the candidate is not any hero, it would show them that the people are in a rebellious spirit. This is why they are so scared of the Tea Party movement. They just don't know what to make of it. Think about it, how long have the Dems and Repubs been in power? My grandparents were born in the late eighteen hundreds and both parties were already firm ensconced at the time of their birth. If independents start winning in strategic elections throughout the country it will rattle the cages of the political insiders. Look at what happened in the 23rd district of NY? If independents keep showing up in elections, the political elite will realize that it is not a flash in the pan but a real movement. This could also move the Republicans in a more conservative direction.

[cradle of freedom]

I held my nose and voted for McCain because I figured he was a dope and Obama was a mad Marxist. So if you have such a pathetic choice you have to go with the dope. And remember this was the presidency. A president has more power than anyone else. A governor or congressman can’t do nearly as much damage as a president. You have to take that into account.

But when the choices are so bad and you realize that they are thumbing their noses at you because they know that you have no place to go — that is when you use the nuclear option. In these dire circumstances, you switch from voting for the least bad (since there is no choice) and you go into fire-and-brimstone mode. Hell hath no fury as a conservative scorned! This is why I am voting for Cahill, just to put the fear of G-d in them.

[cradle of freedom]

So what if Baker wins? Is he any different from Deval? It's like, what would you prefer—arsenic or strychnine?

[Honorary Serb]

Well, I’m an Independent who has voted third-party from time to time when the two major party candidates were atrocious. But I am thinking of the average MA voter who might have been fed up with Deval’s incompetence and “mini-me” status. If he/she feels there is no real alternative, he/she might stick with the Deval they know or just stay home.

The other very bad thing is that there is NO Republican running for Attorney General. Coakley has a truly horrible record (think Fells Acres), and was severely weakened by her run for Senate (even though people voted against obama, not Coakley). So she could be easily beaten by a reasonably decent candidate.

[ansel12]

Here's an interesting question: Has the American Independence Party (which is the pissant little third party that EternalVigilance is always shilling for, since he has a financial interest in it) ever actually managed to get somebody elected?

"Yes, we have. One of our original state chairmen ran for the state senate in AL as a Republican in a special election and won."

So a guy left your party and became a Republican, and won an election, how did you get him elected?

Do you have the link to when Paul Sanford was the America's Independent Party's, State Party Chairman?

[Jacob Kell]

As docbj said: “NY allows a candidate to be listed by more than one party. Thus the Conservative Party can nominate the same candidate as the Republicans, or a different one, should the situation dictate.”

In other words, in some states, a candidate can be a member of more than one party. I think that’s what EV meant. That the guy in AL was part of both the AIP and the GOP. OK?:-)

[Gene Eric]

>> I believe in and support a women’s right to choose.

Choose what exactly, to kill?

[EternalVigilance]

That’s what the candidate said, yep.

[Gene Eric]

>> I believe in and support a women’s right to choose.

Quoting Tim Cahill, not EV

[longtermmemmory]

TRANSLATION: Mass Gop intentionally abdicate’s election.

[EternalVigilance]

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