If You Voted Republican, Please Finish This Sentence:

Restoring the American Dream: Economy & Jobs
•Job Creation: Getting Americans Back to Work
•Small Business and Entrepreneurship
•Tax Relief to Grow the Economy and Create Jobs
•American Competitiveness in a Global Economy
•Fundamental Tax Principles
•Reining in Out-of-Control Spending, Balancing the Budget, and Ensuring Sound Monetary Policy
•Balancing the Budget
•Inflation and the Federal Reserve
•Ending the Housing Crisis and Expanding Opportunities for Homeownership
•Rebuilding Homeownership
•Infrastructure: Building the Future
•More American Jobs, Higher Wages, and A Better Standard of Living
•A Twenty-First Century Workforce
•Freedom in the Workplace

Reforming Government to Serve the People
•Saving Medicare for Future Generations
•Strengthening Medicaid in the States
•Security For Those Who Need It: Ensuring Retirement Security
•Regulatory Reform: The Key to Economic Growth
•Protecting Internet Freedom
•A Vision for the Twenty-First Century: Technology, Telecommunications and the Internet
•Protecting the Taxpayers: No More “Too Big to Fail”
•Judicial Activism: A Threat to the U.S. Constitution
•Restructuring the U.S. Postal Service for the Twenty-First Century
•Protecting Travelers and their Rights: Reforming the TSA for Security and Privacy
•The Rule of Law: Legal Immigration
•Honoring Our Relationship with American Indians
•Preserving the District of Columbia
•Modernizing the Federal Civil Service
•America’s Future in Space: Continuing this Quest
•Honoring and Supporting Americans in the Territories


Renewing American Values
•Preserving and Protecting Traditional Marriage
•Creating a Culture of Hope: Raising Families Beyond Poverty
•Adoption and Foster Care
•Making the Internet Family-Friendly
•Advancing Americans with Disabilities
•Repealing Obamacare
•Our Prescription for American Healthcare: Improve Quality and Lower Costs
•Ensuring Consumer Choice in Healthcare
•Supporting Federal Healthcare Research and Development
•Protecting Individual Conscience in Healthcare
•Reforming the FDA
•Reducing Costs through Tort Reform
•Education: A Chance for Every Child
•Attaining Academic Excellence for All
•Consumer Choice in Education
•Improving Our Nation’s Classrooms
•Addressing Rising College Costs
•Justice for All: Safe Neighborhoods and Prison Reform

We The People: A Restoration of Constitutional Government
•A Restoration of Constitutional Order: Congress and the Executive
•Defending Marriage Against An Activist Judiciary
•A Sacred Contract: Defense of Marriage
•Living Within Our Means: A Constitutional Budget
•Federalism and The Tenth Amendment
•The Continuing Importance of Protecting the Electoral College
•Voter Integrity to Ensure Honest Elections
•The First Amendment: The Foresight of Our Founders to Protect Religious Freedom
•The First Amendment: Speech that is Protected
•The Second Amendment: Our Right to Keep and Bear Arms
•The Fourth Amendment: Liberty and Privacy
•The Fifth Amendment: Protecting Private Property
•The Ninth Amendment: Affirming the People’s Rights
•The Sanctity and Dignity of Human Life
•Respect for Our Flag: Symbol of the Constitution
•American Sovereignty in U.S. Courts

 

1. I am against amnesty for illegal immigrants.
2. I am against raising the minimum wage.
3. I am against Obamacare.
4. I am against gay marriage.
5. I am against essentially everything liberals, the democratic party, progressives and Obama support.

 

We're not sure why any agenda, beyond stopping Obama's and the Democrats' destructio -- er, fundamental transformation of America is or should be necessary.

So:

1. Preserving America, the great hope of mankind.
2.-5. superfluous.

 

Yes, rich reply. Truth is like that.

 

Exactly, its like asking someone why they stopped the baby carriage from rolling into traffic.

 

More like asking why someone set the baby carriage to roll into a different lane of traffic.

 

I do not think this election was about what the Republicans can do. If you look at the parties favorable ratings, the Republican Party is still lower than the Democratic Party 29% to 33%. So the Republicans victory was not because the people liked them more. Their victory was, at least according CNN more of the electorate being dissatisfied and/or angry with the president and his policies. At least according to their exist polls. 34% were dissatisfied with the president, 23% were down right angry while only 39% were satisfied.

Like it or not, this election had an Obama face to it. I think the turning point was when the president said, "I am not running, but my policies are."

 

So what I'm reading here is that almost no-one voted for republicans, they voted against democrats.

When the republicans have failed to fix everything with their magic non-agenda will you vote against them?

 

1.I am a Republican
2. I want to see his health care changed
3.I'm against giving citizenship to illegals
4. I wanted for Republicans to take over the Senate
5. I think Republicans can create better jobs
6. I want to see pressure put on Obama to change his foreign policy
7. I want to see the border secured, which Dems didn't want to do.
8.I want to see tax cuts for business, which now is the highest in the world
9. I think if the Republicans can do a good job, it will help them in 2016.
10. I dislike the attitude the Democrats have.

 

No you are fricking trolling. Please leave the forum.

 

It's basically a 99.9% guarantee the conservative (RINO's?) Republicans will screw up given their track record.

So let the conservatives enjoy what will amount to nothing more than a short lived victory.

 

Whatever gets you through the night...I think it's just sour grapes and unbecoming. The American people have spoken. No one likes Liberalism.

 

You know what's funny is that you typed this as a failed attempt at sarcasm, only then to validate the claims of racism with your next post (which was racist)

Hilarious.

 

Considering that your low information right wing brethren are constantly saying the GOP is rife with "RINO's", who they claim are nothing more than liberals pretending to be conservatives, would that mean that last night a bunch of liberals won the senate over the other liberals? Seriously, inquiring minds want to know.

 

Someone is butthurt.

 

Are there any other Repubs here who believe in the above Muslim extremist terrorist philosophy?

 

gettrolledmuch?

 

Don't think so---they will pull together, for the sake of the country. We have been screwed over for 6 years by REAL Liberals---been there, done that, don't want it to happen again.

 

Joking, right?

 

I voted for both Republicans and Democrats. The Reps I voted for were generally incumbents with some great experience. They also had practical ideas on what they wanted to do for the state.

 

LOL! If that were true every politician alive would have to quit. You can back your party but to think they possess any more of that than anyone else is just wishful thinking or psychotic denial.

And YES, when Obama was first elected Senator %itch McConnell said publically and on record(look it up) that the Republican's No. Priority was to "get Obama".
It was NOT:

end the war

improve the economy

create jobs

be honest

have integrity

 

missed your lobotomy appointment?

 

I let the coin do the voting for me. I mean literally. I flipped it and said heads Rethuglicans. Tails Demonrats.

I cant' stand either party. They're completely bile to me, and made of substance that is akin to bile.

Neither party is for the people anymore. They only thing they're for is the money and the power.

 

Several moderate libertarians have left the GOP and either joined the Libertarian Party or are running as independents.