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Election 2013: A bad night to be a teabagger
Posted by:
Fat~Bottom~Girl
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Date: November 06, 2013 08:32AM
The big message of election 2013 is that the Tea Party is waning, for it had a terrible night.
Its darling in Virginia, Ken "The Kookster" Cuccinelli, lost the Governor's race, making this the first time since 1973 that Virginia elected a Governor from the party who holds the White House.
The Kookster's handmaid, Attoney General candidate Senator Mark Obenshain, and bible-thumping wingnut Rev. E.W Jackson, candidate for Lt Governor, rounded out the trifecta of fail that was the GOP state-wide ticket in Virginia.
Governor Christie who blasted the government shutdown and preaches bi-partisan cooperation won New Jersey. Christie's approach to government rebukes Tea Party refusal to compromise.
In an Alabama GOP Congressional Primary, the Chamber of Commerce Republicans, who think defaulting the Government is dangerous lunacy, beat 52%-48% Tea Party adherents who supported a candidate who outright stated President Obama was born in Kenya.
One bad night does not end the Tea Party, and its losses last night were narrow. But election night showed that the country, and perhaps the GOP, is leaving the Tea Party.
http://johnhanger.blogspot.com/2013/11/tea-party-has-terrible-night-losing.html
Its darling in Virginia, Ken "The Kookster" Cuccinelli, lost the Governor's race, making this the first time since 1973 that Virginia elected a Governor from the party who holds the White House.
The Kookster's handmaid, Attoney General candidate Senator Mark Obenshain, and bible-thumping wingnut Rev. E.W Jackson, candidate for Lt Governor, rounded out the trifecta of fail that was the GOP state-wide ticket in Virginia.
Governor Christie who blasted the government shutdown and preaches bi-partisan cooperation won New Jersey. Christie's approach to government rebukes Tea Party refusal to compromise.
In an Alabama GOP Congressional Primary, the Chamber of Commerce Republicans, who think defaulting the Government is dangerous lunacy, beat 52%-48% Tea Party adherents who supported a candidate who outright stated President Obama was born in Kenya.
One bad night does not end the Tea Party, and its losses last night were narrow. But election night showed that the country, and perhaps the GOP, is leaving the Tea Party.
http://johnhanger.blogspot.com/2013/11/tea-party-has-terrible-night-losing.html
Re: Election 2013: A bad night to be a teabagger
Posted by:
Lard Ass Mother
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Date: November 06, 2013 09:14AM
Just another fat ass republican? I bet you drive a SUV with 5 dumb ass kids.
Re: Election 2013: A bad night to be a teabagger
Posted by:
Cooh not a tea partier
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Date: November 06, 2013 09:31AM
but keep banging that drum. Meanwhile the GOP picked up moar seats!!!
Re: Election 2013: A bad night to be a teabagger
Posted by:
Gerfux
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Date: November 06, 2013 09:33AM
Fat~Bottom~Girl Wrote:
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> The big message of election 2013 is that the Tea
> Party is waning, for it had a terrible night.
>
> Its darling in Virginia, Ken "The Kookster"
> Cuccinelli, lost the Governor's race, making this
> the first time since 1973 that Virginia elected a
> Governor from the party who holds the White
> House.
>
> The Kookster's handmaid, Attoney General candidate
> Senator Mark Obenshain, and bible-thumping wingnut
> Rev. E.W Jackson, candidate for Lt Governor,
> rounded out the trifecta of fail that was the GOP
> state-wide ticket in Virginia.
>
> Governor Christie who blasted the government
> shutdown and preaches bi-partisan cooperation won
> New Jersey. Christie's approach to government
> rebukes Tea Party refusal to compromise.
>
> In an Alabama GOP Congressional Primary, the
> Chamber of Commerce Republicans, who think
> defaulting the Government is dangerous lunacy,
> beat 52%-48% Tea Party adherents who supported a
> candidate who outright stated President Obama was
> born in Kenya.
>
> One bad night does not end the Tea Party, and its
> losses last night were narrow. But election night
> showed that the country, and perhaps the GOP, is
> leaving the Tea Party.
>
> http://johnhanger.blogspot.com/2013/11/tea-party-h
> as-terrible-night-losing.html
Yep, a Tea Party candidate who said Oblamer was from Kenya and openly called gays perverts who should move out of the state barely lost to a well-funded, establishment-backed party hack who had the entire state machine behind him.
Those steps you hear behind you are the Tea Party and we're going to be running things in 10 years.
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> The big message of election 2013 is that the Tea
> Party is waning, for it had a terrible night.
>
> Its darling in Virginia, Ken "The Kookster"
> Cuccinelli, lost the Governor's race, making this
> the first time since 1973 that Virginia elected a
> Governor from the party who holds the White
> House.
>
> The Kookster's handmaid, Attoney General candidate
> Senator Mark Obenshain, and bible-thumping wingnut
> Rev. E.W Jackson, candidate for Lt Governor,
> rounded out the trifecta of fail that was the GOP
> state-wide ticket in Virginia.
>
> Governor Christie who blasted the government
> shutdown and preaches bi-partisan cooperation won
> New Jersey. Christie's approach to government
> rebukes Tea Party refusal to compromise.
>
> In an Alabama GOP Congressional Primary, the
> Chamber of Commerce Republicans, who think
> defaulting the Government is dangerous lunacy,
> beat 52%-48% Tea Party adherents who supported a
> candidate who outright stated President Obama was
> born in Kenya.
>
> One bad night does not end the Tea Party, and its
> losses last night were narrow. But election night
> showed that the country, and perhaps the GOP, is
> leaving the Tea Party.
>
> http://johnhanger.blogspot.com/2013/11/tea-party-h
> as-terrible-night-losing.html
Yep, a Tea Party candidate who said Oblamer was from Kenya and openly called gays perverts who should move out of the state barely lost to a well-funded, establishment-backed party hack who had the entire state machine behind him.
Those steps you hear behind you are the Tea Party and we're going to be running things in 10 years.