And you confirm my worst fears about you…You would rather put party loyalty above character. One more step in your training, and you can become the first Nazi in Georgia.

You confirm what I assumed about you and my worst fears at the same time.

I would rather vote for a liberal than a liar, and I will do so if Ralph wins the primary.

This is what I hate about Republicans in Georgia and exactly what the democrats love to exploit.

What are you guys going to do if RR does win the nomination? I guess you’ll just stand back in your self-righteousness and let us tank??? I am going to work for the nominee, whoever it may be. And I am not going to try to make CC out to be evil even though I support the other guy. You are going too far with this and it is the attitude reflected on this string that has the potential to threaten and turn back our long fought Republican victories in this state. We are in trouble.

I’ve never met a perfect candidate and there is always some dirt that can be dug up on any candidate. But this mad rush to destroy RR before he is ever officially charged or convicted of anything is too much.

Is this really where Republican politics has taken us in this state? It’s no wonder good folk refuse to be involved in this process.

At this point, I lose respect for people who put their reputation on the line for Ralph Reed. They are just useless partisan neophytes and I have no use for them. That doesn’t mean that I think it’s because they aren’t supporting Casey, it means that they are stupid to stand up for a guy with this much crap surrounding him.

If GA Republicans want to bring the Abramoff scandal home for all of our folks on the GOP, go ahead and keep supporting Reed. Heck, it might help us to defeat some other useless GOP Congressmen…

I can handle liars, but bad liars are another story. If you even work in DC (which I’m starting to doubt), you’re either an intern or a clueless kid making 20k a year and sleeping on someone’s couch.

If you’re so plugged in, give me something I haven’t heard before. But don’t waste everyone’s time talking about polls that don’t exist, the Loch Ness monster, the Abominable Snowman, or your imaginary friend.

I don’t see a problem with have a Christian Coalition or a Conservative Coalition that is wholly Republican. By and large they are but they’re bylaws say they are non-partisan. I think once the CC identifies to closely with a candidate or a Party they are no longer effective as a non-partisan organization.

I like the Another Christian for Casey.

I just hope Cagle raises enough money to mount an effective media campaign. I have not read the latest finance reports. I don’t think he needs to raise as much or more than Ralph, but he needs more than a million, because we already know what kind of postcard and media campaign Ralph will use.

…and I am supporting Casey Cagle.

I almost want to pull a play out of the Bush campaign, but instead of doing Vietnam Vets against Kerry, do a Christian Coalition for Cagle or something of the like…Another Christian for Casey.

You’re correct, however, the election isn’t for 8 months. Don’t think for a minute the questions aren’t brewing. When the people have to make a choice the radar will be bleeping loudly.

Right now the only people who are paying attention are political junkies. Christian Coalition members are beginning to question things. Ralph’s consistent response has been to blame it on the liberal press. The evidence is overwhelming. You can’t deny the Senate Oversight Committee hearing information (including personal emails) isn’t troubling. If this were a Democrat, we would be seeking blood.

If Ralph were to win you’ll see a Republican massacre in the general election. I hardly think a Ralph win is worth losing an Alan Freeman, Jim Cole and many other fine Republicans who narrowly won in the last election.

People expect and deserve integrity. If we as a Party cannot promote complete honesty and legislation that benefits all Georgians, then were screwed.

What amazed me was that there were more than 30 people who showed up at a coffee shop at 3 in the afternoon on a Wednesday to meet a candidate, who has been said doesn’t have a snowballs chance to win this election. An Alias poster has said only the dregs are supporting Cagle. Seemed to me these were sharp hard working well meaning people. And 8 months from a Primary election!!???

I worked for Herman Cain when he ran for the US Senate. December 5, 2003 at 5pm, we couldn’t get 7 people to come out for a meet and greet. Johnny Isakson got 3 people to show up. In March we had more than 200 people on a Sunday afternoon to visit with Herman. Casey is no Herman Cain, but he is successful in his own right. My point is that there is a strong amount of momentum building for Cagle.

But I’m just a little ol nobody with no access to the “secret knowledge” you get in DC.

For the really dense folks on here like waterboy, that’s sarcasm.

Staffer’s post is the most ridiculous post I’ve ever seen on here. What a
loser.

A personal fine of over 12 million dollars gets on people’s radars and sticks.

If the charges don’t stick – if the fine doesn’t come due – then it’s as you say.

Would it change anything if Ralph responded to the DA in Texas that “the bitch set me up?”

If it worked for Berry …