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In the wake of Kentucky Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes's (D) refusal to answer the Louisville Courier-Journal's question about who she voted for in 2008, pundits blasted the candidate's evasiveness. On Monday, the liberal magazine New Republic declaredthat Grimes is "running the worst Senate campaign of the year," a bit of hyperbole that nonetheless uses the candidate's non-answer as its first bit of evidence.
But the harshest critique probably came from "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd, who appeared on "Morning Joe" on Friday to discuss Grimes's weird reply. "I think she disqualified herself," Todd told host Joe Scarborough — an extremely strong statement.
Miss that segment? Well, don't worry, Kentucky. The campaign of Grimes's opponent, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R), will be putting it into heavy rotation with its new ad, titled "Disqualified."
He's not. We've had pages of hate threads about McConnell as the ultimate RINO. BUt between McConnell, who might vote for something conservative, an Grimes, who is a lying Obama cock sucker, I'll take McConnell.She made a mistake there. Debate tonight. She's still got an opportunity.
I didn't know McConnell was so beloved here at the USMB. Silly me.....USMB nutters love manly men like him.
I dont recall any incident where a GOP candidate was asked whom he voted for and he refused to answer. Do you?Eh. She should be up front, but I don't see the big deal in the end. Ask many Republican candidates who they voted for in 2004, and you'd probably get a similar non-answer. It's not unusual for any candidate to distance themselves from an unpopular administration. Republicans did the same thing in 2008.
It's an oddity. Why wouldnt she admit it?It's hardly a debate issue worthy on harping upon...
She's taking the 5th amendment out of context...It's an oddity. Why wouldnt she admit it?It's hardly a debate issue worthy on harping upon...
I dont recall any incident where a GOP candidate was asked whom he voted for and he refused to answer. Do you?Eh. She should be up front, but I don't see the big deal in the end. Ask many Republican candidates who they voted for in 2004, and you'd probably get a similar non-answer. It's not unusual for any candidate to distance themselves from an unpopular administration. Republicans did the same thing in 2008.
Yes, they will distrance themselves, and yes the GOP did that. But I thought Obama was King Shit, accomplished all that crap, saved the economy, brought universal healthcare, 200k jobs a month, GM alive and Osama dead and all that. Why would they want to distance themselves from him?
He's not. We've had pages of hate threads about McConnell as the ultimate RINO. BUt between McConnell, who might vote for something conservative, an Grimes, who is a lying Obama cock sucker, I'll take McConnell.She made a mistake there. Debate tonight. She's still got an opportunity.
I didn't know McConnell was so beloved here at the USMB. Silly me.....USMB nutters love manly men like him.
He's not. We've had pages of hate threads about McConnell as the ultimate RINO. BUt between McConnell, who might vote for something conservative, an Grimes, who is a lying Obama cock sucker, I'll take McConnell.She made a mistake there. Debate tonight. She's still got an opportunity.
I didn't know McConnell was so beloved here at the USMB. Silly me.....USMB nutters love manly men like him.
The "I Vote ForThe Lesser Of TwoEvils" idiotic strategy that just results in more and more evil.
MCCONNELL: I won! I must be doing everything right!
She made a mistake there. Debate tonight. She's still got an opportunity.
I didn't know McConnell was so beloved here at the USMB. Silly me.....USMB nutters love manly men like him.
Link?RUBE: I guess I will vote for McConnell since he is the lesser of two evils.
MCCONNELL: I won! I must be doing everything right!
I dont recall any incident where a GOP candidate was asked whom he voted for and he refused to answer. Do you?Eh. She should be up front, but I don't see the big deal in the end. Ask many Republican candidates who they voted for in 2004, and you'd probably get a similar non-answer. It's not unusual for any candidate to distance themselves from an unpopular administration. Republicans did the same thing in 2008.
Yes, they will distrance themselves, and yes the GOP did that. But I thought Obama was King Shit, accomplished all that crap, saved the economy, brought universal healthcare, 200k jobs a month, GM alive and Osama dead and all that. Why would they want to distance themselves from him?
OK. so now she'll go back and declare proudly she supported Hope N Change? Wanna make bets on that?I dont recall any incident where a GOP candidate was asked whom he voted for and he refused to answer. Do you?Eh. She should be up front, but I don't see the big deal in the end. Ask many Republican candidates who they voted for in 2004, and you'd probably get a similar non-answer. It's not unusual for any candidate to distance themselves from an unpopular administration. Republicans did the same thing in 2008.
Yes, they will distrance themselves, and yes the GOP did that. But I thought Obama was King Shit, accomplished all that crap, saved the economy, brought universal healthcare, 200k jobs a month, GM alive and Osama dead and all that. Why would they want to distance themselves from him?
Look. You just listed all the reasons why she made a mistake. Good job.
