Comments on: MITCH DANIELS: ‘No Thanks!’

By: pat

pat — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:09:50 +0000

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By: pat

pat — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:09:14 +0000

wow truthiz your really on it today. i like the articles you bring to the table. these republicans are a joke and i wish this whole thing was already over with. romeny and the rest aren't worth half a barack obama.

By: Truthiz

Truthiz — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 21:34:36 +0000

Michael Tomasky: "There Will Be No Saviors for the GOP in 2012" Prominent Republicans keep hoping for someone to rescue them from its slate of mediocre candidates. But the party’s biggest problem is the ideological bloodlust of its base. The bombshell dropped in Saturday’s Playbook, the chattering-class email sent out every morning by the Politico’s Mike Allen. If Mitt Romney fails to win Michigan next Tuesday, a few high-powered Republicans have started saying, the party needs to go back to square one and recruit a new candidate. Yes, maybe it does. But what will that fix? Not much. What the party needs is not simply a new candidate. It needs someone with the courage to stand up and say that the GOP has gone completely off the deep end—and that the party could run an amalgam of Ronald Reagan and Mahatma Gandhi and he wouldn’t win as long as the party’s inflamed base keeps with its current attitudes. But it lacks such a person utterly. It’s a party made up of on the one hand unprincipled cowards, and on the other of people devoted to principles so extreme that they’d have serious trouble attracting more than about 42 percent of the vote. [...]Read: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/02/21/...Frankly, at this point, I think the GOP would have serious trouble attracting more than about 35-37% of the vote.

By: Truthiz

Truthiz — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 21:32:55 +0000

Michael Tomasky: "There Will Be No Saviors for the GOP in 2012" Prominent Republicans keep hoping for someone to rescue them from its slate of mediocre candidates. But the party’s biggest problem is the ideological bloodlust of its base. The bombshell dropped in Saturday’s Playbook, the chattering-class email sent out every morning by the Politico’s Mike Allen. If Mitt Romney fails to win Michigan next Tuesday, a few high-powered Republicans have started saying, the party needs to go back to square one and recruit a new candidate. Yes, maybe it does. But what will that fix? Not much. What the party needs is not simply a new candidate. It needs someone with the courage to stand up and say that the GOP has gone completely off the deep end—and that the party could run an amalgam of Ronald Reagan and Mahatma Gandhi and he wouldn’t win as long as the party’s inflamed base keeps with its current attitudes. But it lacks such a person utterly. It’s a party made up of on the one hand unprincipled cowards, and on the other of people devoted to principles so extreme that they’d have serious trouble attracting more than about 42 percent of the vote. […]Read: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/02/21/…Frankly, at this point, I think the GOP would have serious trouble attracting more than about 35-37% of the vote.

By: Truthiz

Truthiz — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 16:47:05 +0000

Limbaugh on his radio show yesterday (2-20-12): "Both Establishments in Santorum Panic""Here you have the Republican establishment which, by virtue of this admission, that if Romney loses Michigan they think he’s gonna lose the nomination. And that means it’s time to ditch everybody and go find somebody else. That is a tantamount admission that they don’t care what their own voters are saying in all of these primaries, in all of these elections. We are seeing the Republican establishment force a candidate down the throats of the Republican base. The Republican base is obviously saying from primary to primary to primary they’re not really sure, really not all that sold on, Romney. And so the establishment, “Oh, well, okay, well, we gotta find somebody else you don’t like that might be able to win it,” which is what it boils down to. "Read: http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2012/02/20/both…Rush has been feeding his listeners the "Dems are afraid of Santorum" nonsense for awhile now and NOT suprisingly his listeners believe him…smh. They are just pitiful.