I’m Tired of Neo-Cons Being Tired of Conservatives (Rant alert)

Aw, Shucks southern News and Links ^ | 29 January 2004 | Jeff Adams

[looscnnn]

"You seem to know your sh!t."

Well, I'm not bragging but I have stepped in my share of it.

[carton253]

Peach, that's a keeper. Thanks for it.

[OWK]

That's bad enough, but then they sabotage the rest of us fighting and clawing to push forward the whole platform one desperate inch at a time.

But you've been so successful and everything.. How could anyone dare object to your methods?

Heaven knows the country is far more conservative today for your efforts.

[carton253]

LOL! It's not your thread...

[Poohbah]

Be advised...many of these "conservatives" are doing George Soros' work and collecting George Soros' shilling.

[Peach]

You're welcome. I really meant to post it to a different thread which I've now lost.

Some days are just like that...

[tpaine]

Joe & his Soviets are dead, killed off by those contradictions you, and he, sneer at..

[Cultural Jihad]

You misread my intention. There are those who claim we should elect liberals in order to force some sort of popular revolution. These are the ideologue types who I would point out have Stalinist-type ideas.

[OWK]

LOL! It's not your thread...

And?

[MJY1288]

I processed one, Its just you're not worth my time. You malcontents are no longer worth debating. No one will ever be conservative enough for you

[Peach]

I am SOOO glad you pointed that out.

I didn't remember you as being on the "other" side.

Kindest regards and please let me apologize for anything I may have said that was offensive, Peach

[Tamzee]

Ahhhh, as I guessed.... you aren't interested in any mature political discussion at all. First of all, you pretend that the items we may disagree with are the achievements of the administration. I have a long list of those but I'm willing to bet you've seen it before and haven't bothered reading it.

Secondly, you ignored my question. Did more than half the country support spending more money on education....did more than half the country support a prescription plan... did more than half the country support Bush spending more money on the NEA to spread old-fashioned American art and ballet....

You keep ignoring what the American public supports and THAT again is the political stage we have to navigate.

[EllaMinnow]

It's far from off-topic anyway, Peach.

[OWK]

Be advised...many of these "conservatives" are doing George Soros' work and collecting George Soros' shilling.

Hey... yet another new and extremely imaginative post.

Pretend Bush is conservative, or you shill for Soros.

Brilliant.

Never heard that one before.

[meadsjn]

Many of the Gen X/Gen Y I associate with are increasingly considering themselves libertarian.

I talk to quite a few who seem to lean away from both big government parties. Most of these shy away from existing labels, but they seem ready to go for something that might give them hope for the future. The Democrats failed the test in the 1990s, and the Republicans are determined to blow their chances in 2004.

Many of them are not politically active yet, but I expect them to become more so as real income decreases, and taxes and living expenses increase. The young people I run into cherish their independence, despise stupid laws, and seem willing to endure drastic changes for a chance to see something work.

After all, what have they got to lose from change? They are facing a lifetime of endless debt to support social programs for the world's worthless, programs that are designed to provide them zero benefits. Their liberties are sliced and diced with each passing day. Their standard of living started low and has stayed low, and their employment prospects for the future have been handed to their foreign enemies and to criminal invaders.

Karl Rove is either a complete idiot, or a Democrat trojan horse.

Considering that he has been involved in politics more than a few years, it just doesn't figure that it's a mental impairment.

[hchutch]

Indeed, that is one thing that a lot of these stay-at-home/third-party types do not seem to understand.

Politicans are MUCH more likely to stick their neck out for their MOST loyal supporters. And if there are too many conservatives who stay home, the politicians will go with someone else.

At this point, who have Bush's MOST reliable supports been? I'd suggest it is the Big Business/Wall Street/investor class portion of the Republican coalition, with the pro-life movement a close second. And if one looks at his presidency, he has stuck his neck out the most on those two domestic issues.

And for those who are latecomers, they have to accept that their concrns won't be dealt with as seriosuly as the concerns of those who have remained loyal through everything. Once broken, trust is very hard to re-gain.

[MJY1288]

LOL, How else should I respond to some friggin moron who questions my use of the word "typo"

Get a grip bird brain

[xrp]

ah, the pot calling the kettle black, eh...typical liberal tactic

[tpaine]

I get my shillings from Anton Levay..\

He has better perks that Soros..