while he was whining like a 3 yr old about how he lost becuse of liberals voting for his opponent and in the middle you hear this dumb woman, had to be white, yell out "We want our country back"

The prick McDaniel didnt say anything to her, just let it stand, because he is just like her.

His candidacy and her yell has NOTHING TO DO WITH ANYTHING other than OPPOSING

Black President.

Hey teaparty, you are racist...duh

THAT was an eye-opener right there!

for spreading out the 'walking around money'

Backfired terribly for Thadeus Ewe. I thought it would myself. On Monday, his numbers looked BaaaaaaaaD!

sow...

Didn't you and your tea party friends have enough ballots for stuffing the boxes?

They get their asses whipped in the last election and vow to "do something" about it and wind up in deeper shit than before! I think they just can't help it...really, I do...brain dead or terminally stupid, take your pick...

Yeah, cry me a river, Rushbo.

that crossovers voted for the crazy guy to fuck up the GOP "mainstream" (insofar as that's even a concept).

Isn't this what they'd also do in Mississippi? Help vote out the GOP incumbent?

in Cantor's case he would have been helped by Democrats if he had helped with immigration reform and some other issues because democrats would have seen that if they are going to be stuck with a republican they will go with the one who doesn't suck that much.

but in the case of Cochran it did have to do with large black turnout who were going to get it the worst if that teabagger was to end up being senator.

it doesn't mean cochran is so great but he does support some things which the teabagger would not and it would most likely hurt the black community more than others.

One of 435 House members being a crazy teabagger doesn't change much of anything. And taking down Cantor is beneficial.

One of 100 Senators being a crazy teabagger causes much greater problems. And Cochran is not in a leadership position, so getting him out of the Senate doesn't have the benefits of getting Cantor out of the House.

Plus Cochran has a history of actually helping his state, unlike Cantor.

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Were they gonna try to claim Cochran had left her to rot in her bedsores or something?

because once again, IOKIYAR. And with his having a listenership of pea brains with 15 second attention spans, it will always be this way.

into the same xenophobic diatribe.

Tea Party segregationists talking secession from the party vs. the GOP establishment trying to maintain party unity.

NEVER takes responsibility for it's own failures?

Thier failures always seem to be the fault of the poor folks, the liberals, etc.

Snarling, growling, upheaval of the finest kind. Republicons shaking off the respectability and the veil of honesty in efforts to win elections. We, the majority, see them for what they truly are. Power hungry fakes whose only goal is power to take away from working people.

because their guy lost.

They're the Veruca Salt of politics: I want absolute power and I WANT IT NOOOOOWWWWW!

Grow TFU, Teabaggers, for once in your misbegotten lives!

Please continue to have your bloated mouthpiece call african american voters uncle toms. Please go on rushblows show and fawn all over him and kiss his ass. Continue to spread your outreach. This is going to be fun to watch.

Republicans have been wringing their hands over attracting Black voters.....They turn out and vote for a Republican candidate and now they are being called Uncle Toms because they didn't vote for the WHITE Republican candidate.

Oy Vey. What an outreach program.

On edit; Fat ass Rush doesn't really understand the meaning of "Uncle Tom"

If not, is it a possibility that McDaniel will stand in the fall as an Independent 'Bagger?

Maybe someone from Mississippi can answer that.

they do have a sore loser law. McDaniel would have to go the write in route.

The open primary trick is--was--just another way to cement majority rule in the south. Until now, Republicans used it to pick who they wished to run against, and have used the system in exactly that way for at least 40 years.

So now the weapon gets taken away from them and they're crying that it's painful. But only the daftest of the knuckle-draggers will propose to get rid of it, because they recognize its utility for themselves.

It doesn't matter if he won with dem or repug votes, he won with votes from who are presumably his constituents. Won't he be representing them too? Don't the have a right to say who they want no matter what party they are registered with?

If we had a Democratic primary between a real progressive candidate and an establishment one in an open primary state, and republican voters swung the nomination to the latter, many of us would be upset. Although crossover voting would be legal, I would not like the idea that republicans had possibly played a critical role in keeping the real progressive from being our candidate.

That said, it is great that the "crazier-than-thou" republican did not win their nomination and their intraparty freakout burns hotter than ever.

Closed primaries undoubtedly have their share of problems, too, which may be why states seem to be getting away from them.

and now they wonder why they AA community paid them back.

Pay back really is a bitch.