They are trying to hijack/take credit for the tea party efforts when the party did pretty much nothing useful since Obama got elected.

This is further evidence that the best thing people can do is donate to candidates and not to the RNC, the NRCC, or the NRSC.

They pissed a million bucks down the toilet for Dede, giving NY-23 to the Dems, are doing the same with Fiorina and Crist, and were Johnny-come-lately to Brown with paltry late support.

warm up the party after a very long ice age. The still not getting my money until they stop supporting RINO’s in the party.

Well well well, The RNC is now the party of Tea? First off I really don’t know how stupid the RNC can be, This is stupid, do they think anyone will get behind the RNC with progressives and RINO’s everywhere in that party. Is the RNC going to rid the party of people like Mark Kirk Republican and turncoat? Kirk voted for Cap & Tax and these people what us to think they are on our side. The games up @ssholes. We know who you are. You are nothing but elected employees thats it!

You get all the PROGRESSIVES and all the RINOs out and then you can talk. Untill then go back and do the damn job WE pay you for.
Scott Brown was not a victory for the RNC it was a victory for the PEOPLE. It’s “WE THE PEOPLE” not , We the Government! GET IT?

They need to say “we messed up. We became big government Republicans and betrayed the American people who have to pay for and deal with thfe intolerable effects of that big government. We are truly sorry for that, and we will never do it again.”

Then they can start beating their chest.

“A nation which can prefer disgrace to danger is prepared for a master, and deserves one.” –Alexander Hamilton

Study at Redstate University

They should pick Scott Brown to do it. Can you imagine the aftershocks!

Especially the Change We Can Believe In versus Change We Didn’t Expect theme.

An additional 15-20 seconds of contrasting policy proposals, even general in nature-stronger national defense, homeland security, slash spending-would be better at the end than simply asserting we’re better. Maybe crib a bit from Senator-elect Brown’s (feels good to type that, just as Mark Steyn said it did!) victory speech, if they’ve forgotten our talking points….

The whole thing kind of builds up to a feeble climax, IMHO.

Many of us out here in the field did expect this kind of change towards socialism, although perhaps many of us didn’t anticipate the speed in which they would try to enact it, Mr. Voice-over. We paid attention to the drips and drabs of clues into Obama’s past, his associates, and saw this coming.

As bk noted above the RNC has been late to the party in noticing what we have all too often. One sign in the video says “Throw all the bums out!” That includes RINO’s as well, some of whom the RNC has supported, are supporting.

Right now there isn’t an anti-democrat mood, it’s a anti-incumbent mood.

They need some Mea Culpa in the ad and the it would be perfect.

What I want to hear:
“We didn’t stick to our ideals and you threw us out. We were wrong and we’re ready to make amends.”

I don’t agree with the philosophy that we have to “throw all the bums out” that’s stupid. What we need to do is go GOPer by GOPer and see who’s closest to the Tea Party line. If they pass the test we help them get re-elected if not they should be no safer than the Dems. I realize that a MA conservative is not a TX conservative and that’s why we need to look at each individual carefully. I want the GOP to understand that RINO’s are no safer than Dems in November. I also get angry when the GOP tries to glaum on to the Tea Party as if they helped organize it in any way. Until we can get a reliably electable third Independents Party the GOP will remain our best bet but they better understand that the Tea Party movement is in many ways just as angry with them as they are with the Dems. McConell’s statement just today about a compromise with the Dems on the HC bill is just the latest in a long line of wrong moves by Republicans. Make the Dems scrap the existing bill and then start over with true bi-partisanship and then maybe there will be hope for the GOP

Time from work, with family, other important matters, often at financial cost. They begged elected republicans for years to at least show they had a pulse. They begged GOP candidate McCain to please campaign, to please act like he wanted to win for us. We have elected republicans’ actions to go by, their devotion to the new young president, their scorn toward us, hoping labeling us as “purists” (a tactic the left also uses) will make us go away. Their laying down is actually a shrewd secret strategy, they say. The business side of the GOP and those they favor have had years in the limelight and as such are fully to blame for losing our country, causing so called Tea Partiers to make major life changes because they had no leaders to defend them. The GOP allowed or promoted the lie of global warming, cap and trade, the sub prime scandal, and the ascendancy of Soros and Goldman Sachs. On Scott Brown’s vote on green energy, he has always been against cap and trade, has said he was earlier sold a bill of goods on global warming, but now knows about Climategate and has wised up (per Michelle Malkin). Hopefully the Supreme Court will realize it acted on incomplete information on climate. The candidate we were told to step out of the way for, McCain, championed cap and trade which is just a slow way of stabbing Americans in the back. Independents can vote on the republican line as they’ve done in NJ and Mass. Don’t need to waste time on 3rd parties right now.