Quote:And I hear silliness from yahoo right-wing live in a bunker types all day. What's your point?


You don't want to win, do you? You're in a political box. Perhaps you like that box, where it's warm and comfortable. You can't support anyone with a chance to win because a) they need a whole lot of money to win, and they need to have a modicum of charisma.


If they get a lot of money your purity meter goes off and you're required to say they are merely a puppet of "them" and you can no longer support them.


So you're safe, you don't have to worry about your guy having to implement a policy and take a chance of being criticized. Anybody can make a speech in the House or Senate.


Perhaps you and TMD can run together. He'll run around yelling Liberal! Liberal! and you'll run around yelling neo-con! neo-con!


And by the way - who's pulling Rand Paul's strings?

First off I'm libertarian so I don't know where your getting far right from. As for supporting people with money that can win versus candidates that take a real stand it worked out so well the last two times huh?


The GOP nominated Romney because he could win ignoring the fact him and Obama where mirror images on nearly every issue. The precious GOP loses because they're just a watered down version of the democrats in the end it's all big government.


I've supported plenty of candidates that have one, Ron Desantis for one and on most issues I've been proud to have him as my former rep.


There's a real chance Rand Paul or Ted Cruz could win the nomination, I know it just burns you msnbc republicans but the reality is either the GOP moves back right and becomes a contrast to the democrats or it will become irrelevant just like it has been for the past decade.

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