[ctdonath2]

Yes.

Career politician wasn’t producing results. Out.

If new guy doesn’t produce results, he’ll be out too.

I’ve watched the (R)s blow opportunities too many times. Life is finite. Quit playing job-preservation games, stop playing nice with the out-to-eat-you opposition, go big or go home.

[Carry_Okie]

Quit playing job-preservation games, stop playing nice with the out-to-eat-you opposition, go big or go home.

Grow up. This has nothing to do with job preservation. It has to do with policy. Purdue is opposed to tossing Dodd-Frank. He is a member of a long-time Georgia political family. He's a corporate executive when I've had just about enough of crony capitalism. From the article I linked above:

On the campaign trail, Georgia businessman David Perdue, who was CEO of Dollar General and whose cousin Sonny Perdue was Governor of Georgia, is talking about — of all things — working with Democrats.

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“The problem with the Republican [Party]…says [sic] well wait a minute if you talk to anyone on the other side that means you’re giving up your principles,” Perdue continued at that same forum.

Hardly sounds like a conservative to me. That is why I am asking questions. It is after all possible to go from bad to worse.