are the ones that Tea Party etc. should be replacing. No one wants Nancy Pelosi back in charge of the House. Atleast no one with a brain.

You list only a few of the career politicians that we the people need to retire. Career politicians care about one thing, and one thing only, reelection.
Since when does trading one’s vote on bills, that affect all of us, something that is acceptable?
Shouldn’t all bills be decided on their merit alone?
We have dems voting yes to bills they hate, so they can get votes on something they love, and repubs doing the same thing, it’s crazy, but it happens over and over.
If anyone is going to “drain the swamp”, it’s going to be we the people.
Congress was NEVER intended to be anyone’s career.
Also we have too many lawyers in Congress. These lawyers/Congressmen treat America as some kind of giant tort case that they can sit around and argue about when they should be doing the job that they’re paid to do.
We the people have 2 very important things to accomplish in November;
1) We must remove all the people who believe that America NEEDS to be “fundamentally transformed”.
2) We MUST begin to remove all career politicians from Congress and resort to the model the framers left us, citizen government.

than the election antics we are witnessing this cycle.

the new and improved GOP. Lets through Boehner, McConnell, and Cantor under the bus.

We must get Romney elected this fall. Wednesday November 7, 2012, we start to remove Romney from the White House.

We have the most horrible Senator imaginable in Democrat Sherrod Brown. If he isn’t a commie through and through he sure puts on a good show as one. He’s never seen a Pelosi/Obama idea he didn’t love.

The problem is his opponent is Josh Mandel. I thought at first this was great. Here’s a young Republican ex-soldier who was serving as Treas. Now Brown has an ad up citing at least five instances of Mandel paying huge sums of money to his friends for work in his campaign and other things (can’t remember specifics) and for hiring a friend with no experience for a financial job while he was Treas. I know this is an ad from Brown but how can it be checked out and if true who are we going to get to unseat Brown.

I didn’t check Demints Senate Conservatives Fund website to see if he’s supporting him so will do that.

Erick,

You forgot to mention that grass-roots Republicans in Missouri have wised up and are rejecting the career DC establishment politician Todd Akin (who voted for the CRs in 2011 that funded Obama Care) in favor of either Sarah Steelman or John Brunner in the MO senate primary. Neither Steelman nor Brunner are career DC insiders and Brunner has quickly been gaining traction around the state, even sine the latest polls, with support from members of several grass-roots groups and individuals.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2012/senate/2012_missouri_senate_race.html

The Tea Party needs to exploit their members and their willingness to work the grass roots into political power within the republican party. They can start by signing poeple up at Tea Party events and matching their zip codes to congressional districts. Then organize door to door and phone bank operations and make republican candidates dependent on Tea Party volunteers. Then use leverage to flush all the Rhinos like Lugar, Bennett, etc. down the drain.

Step by step conservatives with an attitude to rock the boat are moving up. That constitutional conservatives would stand as credible alternatives to icons of the status quo, Hatch and Lugar, is the headline.

Cel

Mitch McConnell faces a challenge with tea party identifed Senators that did not end with back bench decorum after 2010 elections. Ron Johnson has become an effective spokesperson for a ‘budget resolution’ and won’t take no for an answer. Ron even ran for leadership against seniorty Blunt and got 22 votes!

So rookie Johnson keeps asking the question of Senator Majority Leader Reid and Budget Chair Conrad–why for three years has there been no Senate budget resolution?

Any thing else with another name of a stand in like the Bowles-Simpson debt deal is not a budget resolution. In the candidate field if not on the Senate floor Johnson has support for a budget resolution and action beyond what Mitch has provided. MItch surrendered.

Everyone of the RS endorsed candidates Liljenquist, Stenberg, Cruz above is a boat rocker like Johnson and would perform as a Senator who won’t take no for an answer when the budget resolution is pressing but not made.

And they would not accept Mitch McConnell ‘s leadership without question.

Mitch McConnell faces a challenger to his leadership come January 2013. Whether he is replaced then or whether it may take another round the conservatives’ troops are moving on their own momemtun The debt is one issue but there are others that reflect the scope of a Sen Majority’s leadership.

For starters Mitch needs be challenged for being part of status quo that is not outraged over three years with no budget.

Cel

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a budget and my house & car/which are paid for/would be gone.Ripped off by the taxes and insurance we pay,so the government can spend it criminally,bankrupting the city county,state and federal governments of this great country that I fought for in 1952-54.I am ashamed of our leadership,or rather the lack of it.Make sure you and your friends VOTE your feelings with intelligence.

At the same time we vote out the career politicians we need to make sure their staff is also removed. I know cases of the staff of a defeated politician taking a job with the other party. Seems this happens all the time.

Remember it is the staff that reads bills and reccomends action to their boss.

And folks made a fuss that Allen West lived in DWS’ district? Lugar recuses himself from his own elections!! What a sacrifice he makes, poor guy. This is disgusting. Heck, Cheney went back to Wyoming to vote in the 2000 GOP primary (good book, by the way, Dick!) after living in Dallas while at Halliburton.