To: Dane
Well, that's what I'm so confused about; the "excessive" part.
If "excessive partisanship" is so bad, am I just suppose to vote for Bush and not say anything about it?
Or is it "excessive" because it's Bush?
40 posted on
03/19/2004 12:59:20 PM PST by
Howlin
To: Howlin; headsonpikes
If "excessive partisanship" is so bad, am I just suppose to vote for Bush and not say anything about it? I suppose so. I surmise it is excessive to heads if you point out why your candidate is the best person for the job, taking into account everything from experience, stance on issues, and electability.
42 posted on
03/19/2004 1:06:12 PM PST by
Dane
To: Howlin
You've raised a great point. I have to agree, at this particular juncture, President Bush is the best choice for conservatives. He is NOT going to please all of us all the time. That would be impossible and it would also be very unrealistic not to realize that he is going to have to make some compromises. Like it or not, our form of government is based on COMPROMISE! It is the thing which separates is from the "terrorist crazies". We can compromise, but not on President Bush. Right now, he's our best hope!
305 posted on
03/31/2004 10:26:29 PM PST by
singfreedom
("Victory at all costs,...for without victory there is no survival. -Churchill)
To: Howlin
You've raised a great point. I have to agree, at this particular juncture, President Bush is the best choice for conservatives. He is NOT going to please all of us all the time. That would be impossible and it would also be very unrealistic not to realize that he is going to have to make some compromises. Like it or not, our form of government is based on COMPROMISE! It is the thing which separates is from the "terrorist crazies". We can compromise, but not on President Bush. Right now, he's our best hope!
306 posted on
03/31/2004 10:33:52 PM PST by
singfreedom
("Victory at all costs,...for without victory there is no survival. -Churchill)
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