Thread: COCHRAN WINS, BUT MCDANIEL CAMP EYING LEGAL CHALLENGES

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http://www.alipac.us/f9/cochrans-out...cheers-305490/

. . . African-American turnout on Tuesday was unusually high for a Republican election, indicating that many people who usually vote Democratic turned out for Cochran under the theory Democrat Travis Childers can't win in November and Cochran, though a conservative by almost any definition except the Tea Party's, still was preferable to the ultra-conservative McDaniel. Lankford, on the other hand, simply had more influential allies than his opponent. Plus, even by Oklahoma standards, he's pretty darned conservative . . .

http://www.oregonlive.com/opinion/in...ississipp.html

As one with no ties to Mississippi I have a problem with one who has to use his ability to bring the federal aid programs, etc to his home state in orderr to win. That causes a very pungent RINO odor in my nostrils. Those programs cost money, and if he can brag about the amount,his seat in Congress costs 49 other states money.

I find it interesting that welfare to states is not discussed often when complaining about welfare.

Originally Posted by kevinssdad

As one with no ties to Mississippi I have a problem with one who has to use his ability to bring the federal aid programs, etc to his home state in orderr to win. That causes a very pungent RINO odor in my nostrils. Those programs cost money, and if he can brag about the amount,his seat in Congress costs 49 other states money.

I find it interesting that welfare to states is not discussed often when complaining about welfare.

Hear Hear!