Eric Cantor LOSES Primary!!!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by n david

I read a headline on Drudge that with Cantor's loss, any hope of an immigration (amnesty) deal is gone. I hope so.

Yes, he can put that in his pipe and smoke it.

[n david]

Unfortunately Lindsay Graham won his primary after pouring $12 million into the campaign. None of his opponents got close to $1 million.

I would have loved to see him lose.

[Pressing-On]

Well, people - Hasta luego, lagarto de Indias. I'm out!!!

God Bless, VIRGINIA!!!

[n david]

Just read on FoxNews that Brat only spent $122,000 compared to over 5 million for Cantor. Incredible.

[Luke]

Awesome this is great.

[Monterrey]

I told someone the other day that what we are seeing is a revolution, just not a violent one at this time.

It is where people are beginning to really get involved in revolting against the establishment.

If the establishment continues to push back then I am afraid we will see violence in the streets before it is over.

[MawMaw]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

This is poetic JUSTICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The most stunning primary election upset in congressional history!!!

Thank you, Virginia!!!!!!

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Just seems appropriate, somehow. Hahahahahahah!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwHWb...ature=youtu.be

Woop Woop!!! GoVirginia!!

(JW was THE best Tarzan!) lol

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by MawMaw

Woop Woop!!! GoVirginia!!

(JW was THE best Tarzan!) lol

Go Johnny! LOL! He was a good Tarzan.

[Pressing-On]

This is when I do back a Tea Party candidate.

Why We Fired Eric Cantor

A few people have run primary campaigns against Cantor in the last few years, but they were generally the kind of guys who were running a forklift the day before. I love the ideal of the citizen-legislator, and more power to ‘em, but those guys just didn’t have the wherewithal to get noticed. Brat was the first challenger who had a well-organized campaign, and as a pro-free-market economics professor, he’s the kind of guy who can stand up at a local political meeting and talk intelligently and convincingly about public policy. In short, he was a credible alternative in a district that was really looking for one.

http://thefederalist.com/2014/06/11/...d-eric-cantor/

[Monterrey]

Bwahahahaha

Today, they are shaking in DC!

All the talking heads are wondering what in the world is going on!

Funny!