[MJY1288]

Typical liberal, he starts off trying to assure himself a civil reply by pointing out the names used by the extreme left and right and then goes off on a factually inaccurate tirade that ranks with the worst of the worst. Sorry Mr. Liberal, That Dog wont hunt

[tuckrdout]

Isn't it amazing that the man can not see his own arrogance at wanting to be called a "progressive"?! I would have to agree though. He wants to progress down a road to ruin...to the destruction on our constitution and our nation.

The last part of the letter is the most disgusting:

"When I reflect upon the political landscape today, and upon the dilemma faced by moderate Republicans such as yourself, I am reminded of the closing scene in the magnificent war drama, “The Bridge on the River Kwai.” Col. Nicholson (Alec Guinness), the commander of the British prisoners of war, becomes so personally invested in the project of building the bridge, that he forgets that he is assisting the enemy. Seeing the explosive charges set by the Allied saboteurs to destroy the bridge, he rushes down to the river to save the bridge and, upon encountering the British and American commandos, is suddenly shocked into a recognition of his authentic loyalties and duties. “My God,” he says, “what have I done?”

So, in closing, I must ask you: Wherein is your ultimate loyalty? To your party or to your country? If you reflect soberly on what has become of your party, on the full import of the crisis facing our country, and upon you duty as a conservative and as a patriot, I am confident that you will arrive at wise and just conclusion."

[tuckrdout]

Isn't it amazing that the man can not see his own arrogance at wanting to be called a "progressive"?! I would have to agree though. He wants to progress down a road to ruin...to the destruction on our constitution and our nation.

The last part of the letter is the most disgusting:

"When I reflect upon the political landscape today, and upon the dilemma faced by moderate Republicans such as yourself, I am reminded of the closing scene in the magnificent war drama, “The Bridge on the River Kwai.” Col. Nicholson (Alec Guinness), the commander of the British prisoners of war, becomes so personally invested in the project of building the bridge, that he forgets that he is assisting the enemy. Seeing the explosive charges set by the Allied saboteurs to destroy the bridge, he rushes down to the river to save the bridge and, upon encountering the British and American commandos, is suddenly shocked into a recognition of his authentic loyalties and duties. “My God,” he says, “what have I done?”

So, in closing, I must ask you: Wherein is your ultimate loyalty? To your party or to your country? If you reflect soberly on what has become of your party, on the full import of the crisis facing our country, and upon you duty as a conservative and as a patriot, I am confident that you will arrive at wise and just conclusion."