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In the discussion thread: Byron Williams: A good shellacking in November might bring GOP back to reality [View all]

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Wed May 9, 2012, 08:10 PM

Proud Liberal Dem (11,743 posts)

21. Either that

or they are trying to take us with them in their death throes.

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Byron Williams: A good shellacking in November might bring GOP back to reality [View all]	demosincebirth	May 2012	OP
It would cause some changes to be sure, but back to reality?	Sherman A1	May 2012	#1
Much depends on the size of the defeat	quaker bill	May 2012	#2
If you could gag Rush and Glenn	Rittermeister	May 2012	#3
Exactly. That is their reality.	treestar	May 2012	#28
I don't want Pelosi to take back the gavel	jmowreader	May 2012	#25
DK would need a seat in Congress	quaker bill	May 2012	#34
You're right about Kucinich, sorry...	jmowreader	May 2012	#37
Yes, but the first woman made it a little more special. N/T	quaker bill	May 2012	#39
I don't know if anything can bring the GOP back to "reality"	Proud Liberal Dem	May 2012	#4
I agree. but bigoty (big problem with some gop'ers) is inbred and some will never change no matter	demosincebirth	May 2012	#8
Not much we can do with some of the big time bigots	Proud Liberal Dem	May 2012	#10
Nope	Cosmocat	May 2012	#12
I doubt it	Flatpicker	May 2012	#5
It has to be a major loss for them...on the flipside, if they somehow win the presidency and	MatthewStLouis	May 2012	#6
Can't do it	Flatpicker	May 2012	#7
They are growing, older, whiter, and in 20 years the GOP could be a distinct minority party	WI_DEM	May 2012	#9
Nope	Cosmocat	May 2012	#13
The main problem is that only 50 percent (max) vote. The majority of those are 18-25 year olds	demosincebirth	May 2012	#24
Yep	Cosmocat	May 2012	#27
If the MSM was truly fair and balanced (telling the way it is) the democrats would always	demosincebirth	May 2012	#31
Oh, it would a whole different game, for sure	Cosmocat	May 2012	#32
Where ever there is a tea party republican running he/she must be defeated only then	southernyankeebelle	May 2012	#11
From what I'm hearing in some corners	Proud Liberal Dem	May 2012	#14
Well in the republican party the runner up is usually the next one up at bat. I can't	southernyankeebelle	May 2012	#16
and hopefully	Proud Liberal Dem	May 2012	#17
well how about off the cliff with any luck, LOL	southernyankeebelle	May 2012	#18
LOL	Proud Liberal Dem	May 2012	#19
No I think they are trying to push democratics over the cliff. We are holding on.	southernyankeebelle	May 2012	#20
Either that	Proud Liberal Dem	May 2012	#21
we certainly don't want to do that but I am willing to help push them over.	southernyankeebelle	May 2012	#22
I think that Batman (Batman Begins) said it best (paraphrased from memory):	Proud Liberal Dem	May 2012	#23
Now that I could live with.	southernyankeebelle	May 2012	#29
Rand Paul, Raul Labrador and Paul Ryan come to mind	jmowreader	May 2012	#26
No chance...A shellacking would push the GOP into an alternate dimension of extremity	Blue_Tires	May 2012	#15
Yep	Cosmocat	May 2012	#33
I hope he's right, but I have a feeling they'll end up blaming Romney and "moderates"	boxman15	May 2012	#30
Not these republicans. They're batshit crazy.	Alenne	May 2012	#35
I hope the Republican party becomes extinct	mabuhayp	May 2012	#36
I sincerely wish this was true	marlakay	May 2012	#38
It's the main stream media to blame, they want to remain (so) unbiased its' sickening. If a guy is	demosincebirth	May 2012	#40
It always comes back to one thing...	Iceberg Louie	May 2012	#41

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