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Coming Home to the GOP? : /p> p>It might be nice, it might even be better, if you could vote out all the Republicans already in, and replace them with a brand-new bunch of Republicans. But that isn't going to happen this time… br> -- Robert Nowall br> Cape Coral, Florida /p> p> I voted yesterday and after holding my nose, voted for all Republicans but one, my county commissioner, who has bragged that he hires illegals for his crews. This article is right on target, you read my mind. br> -- Elaine Kyle br> Cut & Shoot, Texas /p>Quin Hillyer asks, "So how about you. What do YOU think?" Well, I don't think much like his hypothetical voter.
The Republicans, and especially the President, have failed miserably (not to mention arrogantly) given the chance to implement the alleged principles that tie conservative voters to them. Any expectation or hope that they will do anything differently given another two years at the helm is forlorn. Through how many election cycles can Mr. Hillyer's imaginary voter be led down the garden path to the voting booth to give these charlatans "just one more chance"?
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