Tea Party said:
His posting style is pretty much a perfect example of party over principles.
And explains the strong dislike for Massie/Rand types who are trying to correct the issues with the party.
What principle of Massies and Randy's would you like me to adopt?
I am not a libertarian. They are. They claim to be "republican" because they want the money and influence to get elected.
Your username indicates a strong libertarian tendency. Again, I don't have any particular issue with folks personal beliefs, but this is politics and is about winning elections, obtaining the influence and power to govern our Country in a manner more consistent with the Constitution and the values our Country was founded upon.
Massie and Randy are NOT the leaders of the Republican Party, but they sure try and act like it and they sure love their coffers being filled with R donor dollars.
Ask yourself, if these dolts were so principle in their "values", why keep lying? Take the mask off and show your true Libertarian colors.
So, am I party over principles? Yes. Cause unfortunately we are a two party system and the 3rd wheel gets no action on ride.
If you want to "reform" the party, the time to do so is the primaries and conventions, not on the floor of Congress when we have a slightest majority against true evil.
So you can keep up the shots on my posts, but I am comfortable in my position on this.
Massie and Randy fancy themselves as leaders of a party they don't belong to. Trump is right to kick their disloyal arses to the side. Massies stunts and consistently voting with the Dems has accomplished exactly what?
Hell, he got tricked on his most famous piece of legislation because he was unable to attach any teeth.
Tl;Dr spare me the party over principles. Cause if you valued your principle, you would be busy finding solid L candidates that can score a W on a national level.