Little-Acorn
Well-Known Member
Liberals of all stripes - Democrat and RINO alike - are getting run out of town on a rail as new conservative candidates start to revamp the political arena. It's about time.
The big questions become: Is this a one-time thing? Or will more actual conservatives get elected in later contests, as more liberals get tossed out? And will they STAY conservative throughout their careers and not fall for RINO temptations?
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http://www.lvrj.com/blogs/sherm/Angle_mops_the_floor_with_Reid_.html
Angle mops the floor with Reid
Posted by Sherman Frederick
Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010 at 07:04 PM
While both candidates -- Sharron Angle and Harry Reid -- started out slow and tight in their debate this evening, by debate close it was clear: Angle mopped the floor with Reid.
She hit hard on a variety of topics; showed she had the fire to be a U.S. Senator; demonstrated a command of the issues; and, of course, stayed gaffe free.
Reid meanwhile looked tired. Sounded entitled. He mixed up the Department of Education with the Department of Energy. Couldn't find his notes for the close and generally fell back on talking points on far too many questions.
The big questions become: Is this a one-time thing? Or will more actual conservatives get elected in later contests, as more liberals get tossed out? And will they STAY conservative throughout their careers and not fall for RINO temptations?
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http://www.lvrj.com/blogs/sherm/Angle_mops_the_floor_with_Reid_.html
Angle mops the floor with Reid
Posted by Sherman Frederick
Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010 at 07:04 PM
While both candidates -- Sharron Angle and Harry Reid -- started out slow and tight in their debate this evening, by debate close it was clear: Angle mopped the floor with Reid.
She hit hard on a variety of topics; showed she had the fire to be a U.S. Senator; demonstrated a command of the issues; and, of course, stayed gaffe free.
Reid meanwhile looked tired. Sounded entitled. He mixed up the Department of Education with the Department of Energy. Couldn't find his notes for the close and generally fell back on talking points on far too many questions.
