The real work begins now. I don’t pretend to know what went on in Georgia campaigns, but I know this; There’s more to being a US Senator than just getting votes every 6 years, then ignoring the base for 5 years and appeasing the left.

We want, we need fighters sir, like the fighters that got you elected if you need an example.

Thank you in advance for holding the line in the battles to come. If that doesn’t happen, in another 6 years there’l be worse than a 60 seat Dem majority.

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Saxby didn’t run a campaign in GA. He was a one note song. Vote for me because we don’t want to give the Dems a super majority.
The best ad he had was the one over Thanksgiving that wasn’t political in nature at all.
Saxby don’t be so sure that conservatives voted you. Republicans did but conservatives sat this one out.

Seriously…Six years is enough time for you to take this seat. I gave money to Saxby and I didn’t even like him…I like you and would support your run any way possible.

Anyway I know it is a long time from now…but I just want you to know that you have my support…at least until DC turns you into a squish…then I will be looking to primary you as well…;^)

Do whatever Sarah says Saxby. Hang on tight to that skirt that dragged you from a 5 pt lead to a 15 pt landslide. You were a great Bush puppet now I want Sarah to own you.

Wondering about the bailout call Sarah.

Questions on taxes ask Sarah.

Not sure which suit to wear beg Sarah for advice.

Because as it stands Sarah unburdened by McCain 1 vs. Obama burdened by Ludicris 0.

Sarah.
???
Profit.

If ever there is a teachable moment in a politician’s life, there are two: a) The 48 hours following an electoral loss and b) two weeks before that, when he’s trailing in the polls
anticipating the 48 hours following an electoral loss.

Immediately after a win? Not so much.

It is so obvious many citizens share these same sentiments, yet republican politicians only learn when they have nowhere else to turn.

It is so obvious many citizens share these same sentiments, yet republican politicians only learn when they have nowhere else to turn.

I didn’t hear the whole interview but caught a part where Chambliss was saying something about moderates. Did anyone else hear that interview. Beck would be the perfect show for a moderate to talk on, as Beck said right after the election “the Republicans will now run to the right, but I warn you not to run too far to the right.” Mr. Beck, I prefer looking at how the pendlum swings, and as far left as it swung this year, it will swing that far back to the right in the next election. And, that’s as it should be.

Statements like this:

And you are damn retarded if you think otherwise.

Had me laughing out loud.

I contributed to Saxby’s campaign from way over here in Texas to help block the Dems from getting 60, not because he is a stellar conservative. Just think about how much easier it would be for me to support a stellar conservative. Shall I make out the check to “Erickson for Senate”?

realizes that this overwhelming election success was not about him, but about saving the seat from the clutches of the democrats, thus preventing the 60-seat filabuster-proof majority. He should now wake up, dump his ineffectual Chief-of-Staff, Charlie Harmon, and start behaving like a CONSERVATIVE republican–not a pro-bailout moderate.

If half of your (conservative) constituency is screaming that the bailout is a bad idea and the other half of your constituency is screaming that the bailout is necessary to save the country as we know it, it’s not like he can make a decision that won’t irritate half of his constituency.

For every single flaw that Saxby has, I bet that I can find you a chunk of his (conservative) constituency that will scream loudly had he voted with a different button.

Personally, this is why I think that it becomes verrrrry important to hammer out what it means to be Conservative/Republican so that when he represents his (conservative) constituency, he does so in such a way that benefits Conservatives as a whole, rather than have it explained that, yes, he DID vote for the bailout but you have to understand that these circumstances are extraordinary and why can’t you understand that his vote on protecting marriage/children more than makes up for that.

If you know what I mean.

Chambliss, I think you need to cowboy up and take that first step toward the conservative mainstream.

At least he compromised on illegal immigration, voted for bigger government (overriding Bush’s veto of the farm bill), and immeadiately jumped into bed at the drop of the hat on the bailout (don’t let facts get in the way, just do something!)

I mean, it’s not like he’s a one trick moderate.

why we need term limits on these clowns. Maximum of two Senate terms and six house terms, that’s it. Then these bozos will have to find work in the private sector like the rest of us.

Now I realize the article was meant to be about Saxby’s win. Nonetheless, it spoke volumes about how Sarah Palin attracted crowds wherever she went. Saxby was in response gushing about her turnout.

Is he really that clueless? Or does he just not understand that people in Georgia, like others, thirst for a real, living and breathing, stick to your principles conservative? Let that be a foreboding image seared into his mind.

The pas de deux is has ended. If you want to me more like the other guys, become them, don’t imitate them.

By the way; veto proof majority? They have the phoney Republican from Maine, et al who can be counted on to vote for every piece of hope and change.

She’s laughing hysterically saying “this is the best damn thing you’ve ever written.”

I notice a lot hate on this site at other Republicans quote and quote not being “Conservative” enough

It really worries me that the party is being splintered more and more and that people like me who call themselves Conservative but have no problems with helping out a Snowe or Collins for example are feeling alienated.

I still maintain party lost in past 2 elections because we were deemed too far to the right.

I’m not hating on Saxby. I love the guy. I’m writing out of disappointment, not hate.

He ran a disastrous campaign and embraced lots of bad advice. I want better for the guy.

He is, at heart, really a conservative.

I did not vote for him in the General election becuase of his vote on the 1st bailout. (I didn’t vote for anyone in that race) Communications sent to his office and phone calls before and after the bailout vote and even after the election came back with the exact same boilerplate answer: It wasn’t a bailout and it was best for the country.

The only reason I and many others voted in the run-off for Saxby was the filibuster issue. It accounts for all of the the percentage changes in Gwinnett and Cobb.

Isaakson is next… Rep. Price and Rep. Linder need to run for Isaakson’s senate seat and governor. I don’t really care whihc one runs for which but the so-called conservative turned washinton insider politicians like Saxby and Isaakson need to be taught a lesson. Maybe Saxby Chambliss learned his.