On MoJoe they were discussing vetting candidates better, etc. and what could they do to make

[monmouth]

the repubs more appealing. Ridding themselves of Grover Norquist and Rove would be a great start. What has Grover contributed except hate and divisiveness, always thinking he's smarter than the other guy. Karl is just plain "out of the loop" with his "numbers" schtick, etc. These two should be shown the door, asap.

[FSogol]

1. And reject hate-talk radio. n/t

[Myrina]

2. I'll take "pull your heads out of your asses"

... for $100, Alex ...

[Dalai_1]

3. Grover is the devil

reincarnated...he didn't get his person with 10 digits to sign the paper
they put in front of ....they expected nothing of their candidate and got
nothing..other than to look worse than they looked (if that is possible)

[JHB]

4. Say, Joe, go down your list of guests for the past two years, and vet them for accuracy...

...and the ones that rate highest on the "nothing but hot air" index, treat them like something you scrape off your shoe.

If you want better vetting, maybe there should be some consequences to being wrong all the time. That doesn't happen in big-time political punditry, and obviously it's causing problems.

Just a thought.

[Bluenorthwest]

5. The Republicans simply do not understand the country and instead, like Clint, they

interact with an imaginary America. Not only do they not understand liberals, they don't understand their own damn voters. They are clueless. They ran the worst possible candidate for their own base. Idiots who don't even know their own.

[JDPriestly]

6. They have to replace their tightwad, mean, hateful philosophy with one more compassionate,

forgiving and humble. That's what they have to do.

"There but for the grace of God . . ." is what they need to remind themselves.