|
| “
|
WASHINGTON
(AP) -- Even as national Republican officials seek ways to limit damage
from Rand Paul's unorthodox remarks, the Kentucky Senate nominee raised
more eyebrows Friday by defending the oil company blamed for the Gulf
oil spill.
Those comments, on top of Paul's earlier suggestion that businesses
should have the right to turn away racial minorities, sent gleeful
Democrats into full attack mode while top Republicans pondered how to
calm things down. [and he is exactly right ... ]
|
” |
Do I have to say it? These are the same people who tried to tame
Sarah Palin; freaking out when the lib media reported non-existent
interview faux pas and manufactured gaffes. So, how did that work
out? Any candidate who takes direction from the Republican
Party is too stupid to make a difference, even if they do manage to get
elected.
|
|
WHEN THE HELL will the republicans grow a set and ignore the MSM? They have ZILCH for a learning curve. They were steered into McFlop last time and seem to be falling for it again. NEVER let the other side pick your candidate.
ReplyDeleteTim
I do have to wonder what Rand Paul thought he would gain by appearing on MSNBC. That decision seems dumber than anything he may have said.
ReplyDeleteYou are spot-on. American candidates ought to borrow a page from Obamunists and simply boycott MSNBC, or NBC period.
ReplyDeletePretty much.
ReplyDeleteDon't ever answer press questions. Make statements only. Only talk to outlets that actually want to report news instead of humping an agenda. They are simply monkeys playing "gotcha". They live to make themselves the center of attention. They are the enemy.
Don't feed that. Ignore them.
These republicans are never going to grow a set. If they ain't got 'em by now, they ain't gonna.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing to be done is fire 'em and hire some new ones who already have a set.
jd