Who will get the brunt of the blame on the Republican side for losing the Election?

[Bicoastal]

Poll question: Who will get the brunt of the blame on the Republican side for losing the Election?

Only three choices, really...

[Swamp Rat]

1. The Clenis

:D

[Bicoastal]

3. He's not a Republican...

[Swamp Rat]

4. Doesn't matter

The Clenis is to blame for everything.

[saltpoint]

2. They're all guilty.

Lincoln stood tall in his shoes against mind-crushing pressure.

The modern batch of Pukes are snarling rats.

There will have to be some serious realignment of sentiments with many a head to roll...

[Swamp Rat]

6. HEY! Leave us rats out of it!

:D

[saltpoint]

12. Ok, granted. That's a nice rat.

:hi:

[Stephist]

5. I Think You Are Already Seeing How They Are Going To Explain This Lose

Obviously it was a fixed election. :o That's why these stories are breaking now.

[Mooney]

7. The Democrats.

That will always be the answer, no matter what.

[rufus dog]

13. I'm with Mooney on this one

Always the Democrats, if there is a way to blame it on black or gay Democrats then they get a bonus point.

[Mooney]

17. Yup.

If the last 8 years have taught me anything, it's that any and all malfeasance on the part of anyone, in any context, is ultimately the fault of "The Democrats," either individually or as a morally bankrupt mob. No matter what. If the entire cast and crew of "An American Carol" were to murder Sean Hannity at Ronald Reagan Airport, it would, somehow, be the fault of "The Democrats."

Oh, and don't forget George Soros.

[Booster]

8. Nobody deserves that honor more than the Dimson.

[BuyingThyme]

9. McCrazy in the short term, Bush legacy wise.

[abumbyanyothername]

10. Steve Schmidt

Worst campaign ever.

And it's not like they didn't have something to look at on his resume. The governator's re-election campaign only succeeded because Phil Angelides more or less didn't even run.

[eissa]

11. The blame will be split between

McLame, since most of the base never liked him to begin with, he'd be an easy target rather than their beloved bush. And now with all this ACORN talk and trying to spread the meme that the dems are engaging in voter fraud, look for whines of "cheating" to be thrown out there too.

[4lbs]

14. The way a lot of freepers have been talking, they'll blame McCain for the loss.

They'll say Palin, their "Warrior Queen" was saddled with a 72 year old loser, and should have instead been paired up with someone like Romney.

[Bicoastal]

15. You're kidding me--they won't blame BUSH?

[4lbs]

16. Just from the times I've been lurking on FR the past several weeks, there has been a lot of bashing

of McCain.

Especially after he didn't go after Obama in Tuesday night's debate like they wanted.

[Phredicles]

18. That's what I figured - he started drinking the Decider-Ade too late

to convince them.

[jberryhill]

19. Who is this "George W. Bush" of whom you speak?

The name sounds familiar, but I just can't place it...

[spag68]

20. election loss

Everyone is missing the obvious. The answer is of course Clinton, isn't everything his fault?