So who should we all have voted for in the general election that could actually win and go to DC and vote?
Some of us did and the RNC pulled a few strings to keep him off the ballot. One district could not verify signatures in time yet all the rest had no problem doing so.
You mean Holcomb?
The problem is, in many cases the party really does choose who we get to vote for. It isn't often that the party choice loses a primaryThat’s the point, they better get moving now or they will get a dem or RINO…
Of course it is easier to say some mythical party chose someone we didn't like.
Who is “the party” if not other republicans that are working harder to get their candidate elected? Then there is the issue of funding, companies like Lilly spend millions to help their chosen candidates win, if conservatives want a conservative they must work and raise money like their competitors then convince their fellow Hoosiers…
As I posted upthread, the left sure seems to believe he is bad for them. In the politics of today It seems a better barometer to see how much the left hates a candidate than how much the right loves him. But in this vote, no difference, I wish he had voted no…
In that case you have two choices, accept it and live on or fight it. I do not believe that. Big business has its abilities but it cannot vote. I just hear a lot of complaining but see no evidence of real effort to change it. COC and big business will be happy to choose if we don’t want to do the work.
That is why McConnell must go…
The left thinks anyone to the right of Bernie Sanders is far right. What leftists think of a Republican is a terrible gauge.
