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The GOP(e), with the help of the Obama regime, managed to wreck the Tea Party groups, or so they thought. Instead, they morphed into other groups and helped to bring about President Donald Trump. The GOP(e), or RINO\u2019s, have refused to acknowledge the fact that all their preferred candidates lost the election.<\/p>\n
Last week, they thought they had another chance to prove to the peons and serfs who was actually in charge, by pushing Alabama\u2019s Luther Strange in the Republican Primary. Strange was tapped to fill the seat vacated by Jeff Sessions until a special election could be held. Strange\u2019s major opponent was Judge Roy Moore. The Uniparty and GOP(e), led by Mitch \u201cThe Turtle\u201d McConnell dropped millions on Strange\u2019s campaign. They even managed to get President Trump to campaign for him.<\/p>\n
On Moore\u2019s side were the old Tea Party people, Sarah Palin, and Stephen Bannon, former aide to President trump and who helped him win the White House. The end result was a crushing defeat for Luther Strange, and Roy Moore moving into the General Election. President Trump immediately moved to support Judge Moore\u2019s campaign, which has led a number of people, (such as myself), thinking that there was some sort of fix involved.<\/p>\n
Bannon has announced that he has a list of Establishment Republicans and is going to work to defeat them in their primaries in 2018. Well, the GOP(e) doesn\u2019t appear to have learned anything, and is essentially ignoring what happened with Prtesident Trump and now, Judge Moore. Here are the details from The Hill<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n Establishment Republicans are skeptical that former judge Roy Moore\u2019s victory in last week\u2019s Alabama GOP primary runoff means that an alliance of insurgent conservative groups, led by former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon, are about to knock off more Republican incumbents. <\/b><\/p>\n Bannon and his allies have used Moore\u2019s Tuesday night victory over the establishment-backed Sen. Luther Strange<\/a> (R-Ala.) as a springboard to float challenges against a fleet of Republican incumbents. Bannon and his allies see the wind at their backs after a unified and high-profile push, arguing that the win means that no incumbent is safe. <\/b><\/p>\n But some establishment Republican strategists aren\u2019t buying it. They argue that the influence Bannon and his Breitbart News outlet had on Moore\u2019s victory is overblown and that the unique set of circumstances that won Alabama won\u2019t be easily transferable to other primary challenges across the country. <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cMoore was leading this race long before Bannon got involved and he won this race for reasons that have nothing to do with Bannon\u2019s involvement,\u201d said Alex Conant, a strategist who worked on Sen. Marco Rubio<\/a>\u2019s (R-Fla.) presidential campaign. <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cThere were a lot of extenuating circumstances that made it difficult for Sen. Strange to win.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n Yes, there were a lot of \u201cExtenuating Circumstances\u201d. Some of these were the support of the McConnell, McSlime, Rubio, and all the other scumsucking swamp dwellers of the Beltway Uniparty. There were other factors, true, but they all point to problems with the RINO Elite.<\/p>\n The Alabama race hinged on several factors that are unlikely to reappear the next time Bannon tries to take out a GOP incumbent. <\/b><\/p>\n I wouldn\u2019t bet the farm on that bub.<\/p>\n For one, Strange had been appointed to the seat temporarily by then-Gov. Robert Bentley (R), who later resigned in disgrace and pleaded guilty to charges related to an alleged affair. <\/b><\/p>\n Now if he had been a Democrat, Bentley would have been feted as the Bill Clinton.<\/p>\n Moore also had a unique popularity with Alabama\u2019s evangelical GOP voters, thanks to his role in two controversial court showdowns \u2014 one ordering him to remove a Ten Commandments statue he commissioned from public land and one over the federal Supreme Court\u2019s decision legalizing same-sex marriage. <\/b><\/p>\n I recall those fights. I found them very entertaining. It was also very instructional into the mind of Judge Moore. He stood by his principles even when it cost him. Most of the swamp dwelling members of the Beltway Uniparty stand only for things like lining their pockets and maintaining their positions. However, the GOP(e) money people don\u2019t see Moore\u2019s stands as being a \u201cpositive\u201d.<\/p>\n A post-election memo from the Senate Leadership Fund (SLF), the super PAC aligned with Senate GOP leaders that spent millions on Strange\u2019s behalf, points to both of those factors as keys to Moore\u2019s victory. <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cThe massive resources that independent groups can deploy in races tend to obscure the paramount importance of candidate quality,\u201d read the memo from SLF President Steven Law. <\/b><\/p>\n You considered Strange to be a \u201cQuality Candidate?\u201d Just like you considered Juan Ellis Bush to be a quality cadidate, then Marco Rubio to be a quality candidate. So how are things with President Jeb Bush or President Marco Rubio anyway? Oh, yeah, right. Between the two of them the flushed $150+ million dollars down the drain.<\/p>\n \u201cMoore is a folk hero with rural religious voters who admire Moore\u2019s intransigent stands on displaying the Ten Commandments and bucking the U.S. Supreme Court on gay marriage. … Most critically, Strange was dogged by his appointment to the Senate by disgraced former Gov. Robert Bentley.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n I can\u2019t comment on the Bentley mess. I don\u2019t know anything about it. The Supreme Court\u2019s ruling on Gay Marriage is extremely unpopular and questionable on a Constitutional level. However, I suspect that Justice Kennedy, who cast the deciding vote, may have had eggs for breakfast instead of oatmeal.<\/p>\n The memo, first obtained by The New York Times, also downplays the role of Bannon and Breitbart, as well as its own impact on the race. It adds that Moore was uniquely suited for a low-turnout special election campaign that relied on an enthusiastic base of supporters, a dynamic that will be hard to reproduce in other states\u2019 primaries.<\/b><\/p>\n I think that was the same thing these morons were talking about in last year\u2019s presidential primaries. We saw how that came out.<\/p>\n One of the things the GOP(e) is still not understanding is just how angry the Republican Base is. The RINO\u2019s kept saying things like \u201cGive us the House and we will fix things!\u201d and \u201cGive us the Senate and we can fix things!\u201d, but little was done. They finally said \u201cElect a Republican President!!\u201d and we did, and what happened?<\/p>\n When the GOP Base gave the scumsucking GOP(e) swamp dwellers what they asked for, they forgot one thing. The RINO\u2019s despise President Trump. When it became clear he was going to win, they went into a panic and literally tried to steal the nomination from him. When President Trump was sworn in, the GOP(e) didn\u2019t know what to do.<\/p>\n They expected, originally, that Jeb Bush would win, or at least Marco Rubio. Failing that, they would be perfectly happy with Felonia von Pantsuit. None of them would have actually expected the Republican Congress to actually have to make good on their promises.<\/p>\n Well, Trump won and was sworn in. He then began to work on keeping his promises, and he fully expected McCockless and Paul Ryno to actually get things done. Instead, the failed and failed miserably. Now the GOP base is pissed and have had it. This is what Bannon, Trump and the others are seeing that the RINO Elites are missing. Now that Strange is done, Trump is moving to punish those who, bluntly, betrayed the GOP Base.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s only going to get harder for [Senate Majority Leader] Mitch McConnell<\/a> and his friends at the Senate Leadership Fund because they won\u2019t have President Trump backing their preferred candidates in races like Arizona or Nevada,\u201d said Andrew Surabian, Bannon\u2019s former White House political adviser, who worked on the pro-Moore push.<\/b><\/p>\n \u201cThe other side knows what I know: Mitch McConnell today, in a Republican primary, is what [House Democratic Leader] Nancy Pelosi is to Republican voters in a general election \u2014 absolutely toxic.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n