[EternalVigilance]

As you well know, most conservatives here have been staunch supporters of the President as Commander-in-Chief and in the area of foreign policy.

You also know that we've been scr*wed over time after time after time domestically.

The President's domestic policy team has been weak throughout, from the perspective of a conservative.

And his political people have not exactly been friendly to conservatives overall, either...except in paying lip service when they want our votes.

If you want, I'll delineate the specifics of what I'm talking about.

[Southack]

"You also know that we've been scr*wed over time after time after time domestically. The President's domestic policy team has been weak throughout, from the perspective of a conservative."

I'd disagree. 3 major federal income tax cuts. Banning Partial Birth Abortion. Deploying National Missile Defenses. Increased military funding and soldier pay-raises. Ending the Estate Tax. Ending the double-tax on dividends. Assault Weapons Ban expired. 2 laws to arm pilots (more than a thousand are flying armed today).

We've seen Administrations with less Conservative domestic policies than the above, to say the least!

...And we both already agree that the Bush Administration is tops in foreign policy.

Life is good. Judge Pryor is *on* the federal bench. Now lets get him confirmed for life.

[Badray]

Exactly right.

Foreign policy has been such a success that it make the failure of his domestic policy and conservative advances stand out like a red headed step child.

That was the point of the thread and what everyone has been focusing on except for the most loyal bots.