Why doesn't the gop run better candidates?

[GMDino]

Got some of Morning Joe on the way to work.  The republican party has won the popular vote 1 out of 8 times since 1992.


And he asked why the party, rather than look at why they are not popular, has decided they would rather attack the institutions of voting.

It's a good question.

In Wisconsin the gop is planning to impeach a judge who has yet to hear a case because they are afraid she will rule against their anti-abortion law.

Ted Cruz is mad as hell that "Biden is telling the American public they can only have two beers a week!"

There's...whatever this is:



Pence & Haley are starting to try and get away from 1135809 and follow in Christie's footsteps.  

But 1) Pence and Haley both said they will vote for him even if he's a convicted felon. 2) Christie backed Trump and will have those images and quotes thrown back at him. (As an aside I think he's best suited to handle that.) 3) The gop voters don't seen to want to hear it.

The polling shows they want 1135809 and whatever he says...not to try and win over voters from outside the party.

That can't be good for them. 

People complain about the US having a two party system.  Wait until it is one party.