Thad Cochran Had To Get His Ideas From Somewhere

"Cochran was well in his rights, and the law, to expand the map of the electorate. To appeal to new groups of voters—to ask them to consider your policies and their impact on their communities—is to play politics in its purest form. Cochran didn’t cheat, he changed the game. And because of his views and his rhetoric, McDaniel couldn’t play."

And, last June, there wasn't a peep of Right-Wing protest about this very same behavior: 

"GOPer Changes Name To Cesar Chavez, Becomes A Dem To Run In Heavily Hispanic District" 

That's the thing in politics:

Once you stop whittling away at the rock-solid principles you claim to hold, that's when you actually might have something,…