BREAKING: Senate Committee Approves AG Nominee Loretta Lynch

BREAKING: Senate Committee Approves AG Nominee Loretta Lynch. You can thank RINO’s Orrin Hatch, Lindsey Graham and Jeff Flake. The GOP is dead.

CO2Insanity: Tired of the CO2 BS and all the other BS in the US and the world.

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  • Since election day 2014 the GOP have not done one single thing to stop Obama and the democrats agenda. Not one! So the choices are: !) Vote for democrats who run everything into the ground and dissolve away all our freedoms, or 2) Vote GOP who let the democrats run everything into the ground and take away all our freedoms. What kind of choice is this???

    Jukin is correct, it is 3rd party time.

      • Too many lo info uninformed pussies in our country now to do that. Pop culture, Hollyweird, and the news media are all against us now. I'd venture to say that most of our "Representatives" in DC would be jailed or shot by the founding fathers for what they're doing to this country. But you're right--what's it gonna take for people (patriots) to stand up and take back this country?

  • Unfortunately, this does not surprise me. The GOP has been dead for oh, fifteen years at least. Any show of political conflict/dissent in that time has been nothing but a show put on for the masses to make them think there are actually two parties.

  • THIRD PARTY.

    IMHO, the next two years Obama will get everything he wants and then some. Freedom would have lasted longer with Reid in charge of the senate. We tried changing the GOP and will get paid back by treachery.

    Third. Party.

        • I voted for Gary Johnson in 2012 and never regretted it. I knew he wouldn't win - but he was the one I WANTED to win. I hope Scott Walker will make a similar attempt after the Republican Country Club runs him off.

          • I wish there was also a "none of the above" category on every ballot. Sick of either not voting or voting for the "lesser of two evils". Be nice to see 50% of the ballots be none of the above and a measly 20% of registered voters or less voting for either candidate.

          • I've been saying that for decades. If none of the above gets more votes than the highest candidate, you have to hold the election over, with all new candidates. Repeat until someone actually beats None Of The Above.

          • Yea, it's such a good idea that it will never happen. You don't really think those in power would risk letting that happen, do you?