You Catch It -- You CLEAN It

I've been thinking for a few weeks now, since it's not entirely impossible for the Republicans to take back the House (many Demorats are saying, in back rooms, that the House is simply gone) and perhaps can even make some inroads with the Senate, that there is an even larger problem than just a numerical superiority in the House.

The Big Question is this: let's say the Republicans do take the House. Let's say that put the Senate right around 50/50. What then?

Once the Republicans have "caught" it, will they be able to "clean" it?

From a Robert Ringer WND Commentary:

If they win big on Nov. 2, Republicans will be faced with a choice: Hand the sword of power over to the new faces in the party – those who truly believe in freedom and free markets and are serious about putting an end to the never-ending sham of "compromise" – or use the sword to commit hara-kiri.

Let's hope it's not a bloody ending for the Grand Old Party.

In the words of RWR:



Once again I should care to remind everyone: November is indeed a crossroads. But it's only one part of the plan. The real work doesn't end on that day -- it only begins on that day.

Then it becomes incumbent on Conservatives to really apply the pressure.

BZ