The republicans said they came to fight a war against the Tea Party and that's exactly what they did in Virginia.

IMO...It was up to the people of Virginia and people voted and choose to be under the rule of Obama.

Now onto the next battle.

Cantor's Ex-Chief of Staff Helped McAuliffe to Victory

The ex-chief of staff for House Majority Leader Rep. Eric Cantor (R-VA) helped Democrat Terry McAuliffe beat Republican Ken Cuccinelli in Virginia's gubernatorial election race.

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http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/11/05/Eric-Cantor-s-ex-chief-of-staff-helped-Terry-McAuliffe-beat-Ken-Cuccinelli

Hardly a surprise. Republican vomit wanted a democrat  victory. For some of you, keep thinking you  can change the  party from within. Yea.

"Among these GOP establishment figures connected to Republicans who helped McAuliffe—particularly Priebus and Cantor—many support comprehensive immigration reform. Pro-amnesty activists have pledged they would use a McAuliffe victory to promote their national cause."

That quote says  it all. The rep party is total and  complete  filth.

The rep asswipes sided with illegals and  used the defeat  of  Cuccinelli to advance their  precious amnesty. What is really  sad  is  some  people here still want to belong to a  party of  jackasses.

Quote from: dashvinny on November 06, 2013, 03:21:58 PM
Hardly a surprise. Republican vomit wanted a democrat  victory. For some of you, keep thinking you  can change the  party from within. Yea.

So why would you want to let the party survive?
Splitting the vote with another party simply means neither party will have any strength and the RINO will still have a home, but the Marxists will only grow stronger.

So wouldn't it make sense to gut the GOP and steal a well established party for ourselves, leaving no place for the RINO to grow?

Quote from: Solar on November 06, 2013, 05:37:07 PM
So why would you want to let the party survive?
Splitting the vote with another party simply means neither party will have any strength and the RINO will still have a home, but the Marxists will only grow stronger.

So wouldn't it make sense to gut the GOP and steal a well established party for ourselves, leaving no place for the RINO to grow?

Its time for people of integrity to form a new party.

Quote from: dashvinny on November 06, 2013, 06:28:29 PM
Its time for people of integrity to form a new party.

You sound more and more with each post like a ....
             

Cuccinelli proved that a candidate can win without the backing of the establishment. In other words the Tea Party doesn't need them to win.

Quote from: dashvinny on November 06, 2013, 06:28:29 PM
Its time for people of integrity to form a new party.

You're a Fuckin Moron!

Quote from: walkstall on November 06, 2013, 06:53:24 PM
You sound more and more with each post like a ....
             

I believe you're right!

Quote from: The Boo Man... on November 06, 2013, 07:00:56 PM
Cuccinelli proved that a candidate can win without the backing of the establishment. In other words the Tea Party doesn't need them to win.

in some  places.

Quote from: The Boo Man... on November 06, 2013, 07:00:56 PM
Cuccinelli proved that a candidate can win without the backing of the establishment. In other words the Tea Party doesn't need them to win.

Check out the map, this says it all.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/local/2013-elections/demographics/

Its  pretty amazing to me that the  GOP is delighted anti-amnesty Cuccinelli lost, pro-amnesty Christie won, the GOP  let Cooch run out  of  money, GOP inside Va worked with  the  democrat, and  yet people still want to belong to the  GOP. Nowhere  in the  constitution does it say the republican party is  mandated to exist  forever.

Quote from: dashvinny on November 07, 2013, 04:01:24 AM
Its  pretty amazing to me that the  GOP is delighted anti-amnesty Cuccinelli lost, pro-amnesty Christie won, the GOP  let Cooch run out  of  money, GOP inside Va worked with  the  democrat, and  yet people still want to belong to the  GOP. Nowhere  in the  constitution does it say the republican party is  mandated to exist  forever.

Is your hatred so deep, that you'd be willing to see communists seize power and launch us into a millennial of totalitarianisms like that of North Korea?

It's a serious question, because your proposal insures the left seize power and we no longer have a voice.
Or have you not thought this through, rather run on emotion like a lib?

More proof that there really is only one political party working against all of us.

Quote from: dashvinny on November 07, 2013, 04:01:24 AM
Its  pretty amazing to me that the  GOP is delighted anti-amnesty Cuccinelli lost, pro-amnesty Christie won, the GOP  let Cooch run out  of  money, GOP inside Va worked with  the  democrat, and  yet people still want to belong to the  GOP. Nowhere  in the  constitution does it say the republican party is  mandated to exist  forever.

I think the logic that's escaping you is that you can't win, and will lose all the way to oblivion, if you put all of our credible people into just another Lyndon Larouche experimental effort.  Too small and too fringe to win against the dem-rino-msm monster, and will let them roll right through us in the next 5 years.

Taking back the GOP by killing off the RINO's one by one is a lot more plausible.

Done primarily by fighting dirtier than the little dem girls ever dreamed of.  Don't do that, we're useless and done.

BUT, I do worry about the slowness of that too.  Can this be done bang-bang in 2014  ?  Because that's the only realistic timing for survival of conservatism.

We need 2014 to be a smashing win across the board, which is the only way to start a groundswell for 2016.

Lose or break even in 2014....our ass is grass.  And we'd better not have to suffer any more hopey changey V. 2013, at that point.

I guess we adopt vinny's plan at that point.