“yo maw”

Real busy is “busier than a one-armed paper hanger in a tornado.”

One I like is the GOP is “crooked’er than a barrell of fishhooks.”

Evidently you cannot read.

The shunners of Sue were Saxby people who did it despite her shilling for him.

Add INGRATE to the list of offenses.

Just for educating my naivete, WHY would any man, good or otherwise, WANT a bump to appear on their ass?

These Southern sayings are so coool…

If you think the people who are “shunning” Sue are doing so because she supported Saxby, or because she discouraged a challenge to him, then you have Lost the last grip on reality you had left.

If your hatred for Saxby is going to cloud your judgment on all issues going forward, then save yourself the effort. We can just continue to cut and paste your old material ad nauseum.

Saxby is in the same bowl with Perdue.

And the GOP is a well-used Depends.

This past election cycle has seen sexism raise it’s ugly head many times….

His “people” who shunned her are the good ‘ole goober male chauvinists who HATE having to answer to women in charge.

Tom Perdue is a piece if sh*t. And, I’ll be happy to tell that to him right to his face.

Sue actively discouraged any GOP opposition to Chambliss, who is not even a Republican by Y’all’s own official definition.

What kind of chairperson does that?

If this is your idea of how to mend the party, you are very sadly mistaken.

Her not being a man has absolutely nothing to do with it.

After shilling for Saxby, his people shunned her.

How appropriate and how telling.

Ms. Everhart got the same treatment as the thousands of Georgians imploring Saxby and Johnny to vote against a SOCIALIST takeover of private industry by the crooks of DC and Wall Street.

Sue actually cares what the grassroots think and they have input. The four years before Sue, the attitude was “give us your money, but keep your opinions to yourself”.

She has done a great job reaching out to the grassroots and has supported the county parties.

This was not a good election year for Republicans. John McCain ran a terrible campaign nationwide and there was much anger directed at the GOP. Georgia survived the bloodbath quite well thanks in part to Sue.

In fact, I believe if Sue were a man this conversation would not even be taking place…

I’m not sure what you’re smoking, but I’m sure it’s the finest grade of hallucinogen there is out there.

Alec Poitivent is nothing but a royal jackass who diligently worked hard to destroy the grassroots organization in Georgia for his tenure as state party chair. And, you can tell him I said so.

I have praised our grassroots leadership in the 11th Congressional District up and down the board. Those county party chairs, Saxby Chairs and McCain Chairs delivered big. We did it without the state party and with a lot of passing the hat and making things happen ourselves. I don’t need the state party to come and save me any more than I expect the government to come and save me.

I had Bull Moose and Justin T. at the top of the chain, took their orders, gave them feedback and we got it done in our district. If you don’t believe me, the hard numbers are in the report I submitted to our district leaders at our last committee meeting posted here: http://www.campaignsitebuilder.com/user/gagop11gmailcom/download/Nov4_Report.doc

Some have mentioned this already but I want to put my spin on it. The state Chairman is not responsible for the actions on the County level. That is why we as local GOP activists hold conventions 3 out of every 4 years. It is our job to put people in office that will motivate the grassroots in order to produce the greatest gains in membership, activism, and support for our candidates. As state Chairman your role become less hands on and more about setting a plan of action that you think the state as a whole should embrace and give them the direction they need to help accomplish those goals so that we can attempt to work as a whole and not 159 different bodies all running in different directions.

There is enough blame to go around this year, from the state Party to the local level. I don’t think we were quite prepared to be challenged the way were this year. We did a good job considering but let this be our warning. We need to regroup, rethink our purpose, and reach out to those in areas we have previously ignored. Had we blown out the Dems or just squeeked by there is still a lot of work to be done. The Dems just opended the door to a completely new generation of leaders and supporters. We must do the same or else we are going to be losing the majority before we know it.

Sue has done a great job considering the circumstances this year. Lets stay focused on who the true enemy is, the Democrats and their liberal agenda, not our own leaders.

You need C BISCUIT!!!!!!!

She can stem the tide.