[Rides_A_Red_Horse]

No, you’re not. You’re looking for posts that validate your existing position, and are unwilling to change yourself.

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Have you noticed “they” (all the GOPe shills) have been using the old arguements about us wanting a “perfect” candidate? It’s starting to look a lot like “the Race Card.”

[COBOL2Java]

Whenever the trolls start losing the argument on a thread, they revert back to the silly comments (like blowing smoke with a Sara Palin post) and the tired old cliches. I’ve seen it time and time again.

[Carry_Okie]

Have you noticed “they” (all the GOPe shills) have been using the old arguements about us wanting a “perfect” candidate? It’s starting to look a lot like “the Race Card.”

Remember the California recall? When it supposedly became apparent that "Arnold is going to win" the bulk of registered Republicans pulled the lever for the grovelnator. The result? Republicans leaving the State in droves, Moonbeam in the governor's seat, ridiculous projects that won't work, the entire Sierra Nevada saddled with "regional planning," and $60 billion in new debt.

Now, here is the reality before that election:

Here is the last USA Today/CNN/GALLUP poll before the recall.

"6. If the choice were between Cruz Bustamante, the Democrat and Tom McClintock, the Republican, who would you be more likely to vote for: Cruz Bustamante or Tom McClintock?"

September 25-27
Registered Voters

McClintock 49%
Bustamante 42%

Probable Voters

McClintock 56%
Bustamante 37%

In other words, had conservatives had the COURAGE to vote their convictions, Tom McClintock would have been governor and this State might have been saved because Arnold took as many votes from Bustamante as he did from conservatives. Who made the changes in the CAGOP so that RINOs controlled the money? Why that was Gerry Parsky and Pete Wilson at the behest of George W. Bush and Carl Rove.

InterceptPoint, I know why you've been so lame at replying to my posts. It's because you know you can't win that debate.

See tag line.

[Carry_Okie]

See post 92.