After conservative Mississippi state Senator Chris McDaniel forced a runoff on Tuesday night against six-term incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran (R-MS), former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin hailed it as a shocking victory for the grassroots.
Last Friday, Palin made a last-minute appearance with McDaniel in his home county — Jones Country — and 2,000 people showed up at the event with less than 24 hours notice. As Breitbart News reporter Matthew Boyle observed, crowds even swarmed Palin when they saw her getting lunch at a local diner after the event with McDaniel’s campaign.
That county saved McDaniel on Tuesday by giving him 85% of the vote combined with a massive turnout.

Mitch Romney is this influential, you say?

So just how much money and pork have you or your relatives gotten from Cochran’s votes these past 36 years?

I’m guessing gobs and gobs.

Look at Ted Cruz, who has served in several public service positions before U.S. Senator.

Charles Grassley, Louie Gohmert, Steve King are all elected Republicans, who actually do “defend and support the Constitution against enemies foreign and domestic” while in office.

Comment against straw men, much, do you?

1. How many of Romney’s endorsees did Palin also endorse? (One example is Joni Ernst, whom Romney endorsed first and. it. had. no. impact. on. her race. It wasn’t until Palin endorsed her and came to the state and campaigned with her that Ernst began to rise. Incidentally, just like Nikki Haley for Governor of SC in 2010. Exactly like Haley.)

2. What nonEstablishment candidates has Romney endorsed? Those who were unknown? Those who were outspent?

Now. How about going back and trying your comment again?

The modern GOP is too much like a less leftist Democrat Party, and it was the Republicans who have enabled the leftists to take over the country…so now, just because someone has an “R” after their name, doesn’t mean they’re going to get our votes.

Sent a donation to both McDaniel and Wolf this morning.

A Republican’s job is to oppose the disgusting policies of the Democrats. That has always been the Republican party’s job.

bastard.

The GOP under Reagan was a famous brand conservative party. the party was sold out to a family of political hustlers who did not share Reagan’s values of conservativism and excellence. The hustlers–BushI, BushII, Delay, Rove, Lott, McConnel, Boehner–watered down the product.

The GOP brand did not protect the political hustlers when the people who used to enjoy a quality product realized it was as worthless as cheap whiskey.

The Tea-Party remembers what good whiskey tastes like and they remember what a robust, quality, visionary GOP feels like. We don’t believe the hucksters anymore and putting the same crap product in a new bottle is not going to convince anybody.

Take your brand and shove it.

The Democratic Party is the party of evil and the Republican Party is the party of evil-enablers; enough is enough, we are standing athwart history voting to end your cycle of destruction.

And Captains are leaders, not lazy followers who need to take the easy way out of challenging times.

Admit it Estragon. If it where Cochran with the lead over McDaniel you would be calling on McDaniel to drop out of the race for the good of the party and castigating us who would tell McDaniel to fight on. And, you would have a point.

Here is where you lose all credibility with me.

You are NOT calling on Cochran to drop out of the race for the good of the party. You are slinging mud at McDaniel and another Tea-Party candidate in Kansas.

That’s the thing with you GOPe types; you have no honor.