[Kevin Curry]

One of the most annoying things about die-hard Bush supporters--who nevertheless claim to be conservative--is how freely they give him a pass and refuse to hold him accountable. The seem to view Bush as a force of nature they are powerless to influence. They have no plan to ensure he governs responsibly. None whatsoever.

But would they find ways of making themselves heard if a Democrat tried to dump this garbage on them? The roar would be ear-splitting.

Some people have never outgrown the desire to be ruled by kings.

[ex-snook]

Good work. As a support Congress became Republican after two years of a Democrat President.

On the other hand 'Can Conservatives WIN with Bush'.[i.e. not the crossdressing New World Order Neocons or the RINOcons]

[Fearless Flyers]

Great post Kevin, you put a lot of effort into it. I don't expect to see the Congressional Republicans becoming more conservative though. From my view they step further to the left with every election.

I believe we should let the liberals have the Republican party, the Democrats will become more irrelevant and a new conservative party can take over to bring them both down. Failing that let the Nation burn, and the revolution begin.

I haven't abandoned the Republican Party, the Republican Party slapped me in the face and threw me out the door. Any remnants of conservatism within the party are far up the members posterior and I’m not interested in pulling them out.

I love the way Republicans say my vote for a conservative 3rd party will give the election to a Democrat, as if its my fault Bush is such a bleeding heart liberal and abandoned his grassroots support.