The losers who ran from the President

[fadedrose]

I think we're lucky they lost. They weren't much good to the party anyway if they were afraid to speak up for any good that they've accomplished, and most importantly, what HE's accomplished.

If he's hated, it's not his fault. Some people are jackasses and naturally they don't like him. Jackasses seem to get along best with other jackasses, that's life.

Who put these losing candidates up to the stupid plan they all adopted? I sure would like to know because they had no fear of the President's feelings being hurt. They had to be influenced, almost like a team, by people they think are very smart, and very important, whose opinion they valued more than the President's.

[hrmjustin]

1. I disagree that they weren't good for the party but I agree it was the dumbest stratergy there was.

Running away from your principles never works.

We saw this in 2002 whe Democrats ran as republicans and lot for the most part.

[world wide wally]

2. I think that the Republican cup of hatred was so overrunneth that it spilled over onto our

candidates.

But like you said... We were hoping for ."leaders" anyway.

[Recursion]

3. The only two Democrats to beat Republican incumbents ran from the President and the national party

Beating Republican incumbents is something we're going to have to do a lot of in the next few years, so expect the party to look at what those two did.

[LawDeeDah]

4. Whoever advised Grimes is probably advisor to some of the others.

Morons.

You can guess who that is, and what their plan is, I can't say it because it will be called a RW talking point and get alerted.