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1 posted on 11/05/2008 4:00:12 AM PST by fedupjohn
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The Vanities Continue

This has turned into a chat room. People have become so self important that a mere thread posting is not enough. They want to be the thread.

HEY LOOK AT ME !

2 posted on 11/05/2008 4:02:07 AM PST by Afronaut (It's 1984)
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Paul Ryan from Wisconsin.

I forget the url, and didn’t see it on a quick search - but here’s some background on him:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Ryan_(politician)


3 posted on 11/05/2008 4:03:21 AM PST by sbMKE
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Nice thinking but did anyone ever hear of the barrell of rotten apples and how one must take the good apples out and dispose of the bad barrel apples. You cannot clean up the rino liberal lite republicans but should go third party conservative to replace the republican party.
I see no other way.


4 posted on 11/05/2008 4:03:59 AM PST by kindred (Known unto God are all His works from the beginning. Jesus is Christ and Saviour .)
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"I guarantee you that two weeks from now you'll see that this has been a very close race and I guarantee you I'm going to win it."
5 posted on 11/05/2008 4:06:21 AM PST by sirchtruth (Vote Conservative Repuplican!!)
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I’m not sure which website he mentioned, but I can tell you three that will help lead The Purge: FR and getliberty.org, and NetRightNation.com.


8 posted on 11/05/2008 4:08:18 AM PST by hampdenkid
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In the end, this destroying of McCain/Palin, destruction of the republican party and the conservative movement is George W. Bush’s fault and legacy. He caused it. His actions caused it. This election was a mandate of his administration. America told Bush he failed. Except for the war on terror, he failed. In doing so, he destroyed the conservative movement by moving to the middle and trying to play games with these Marxists. Now, Bush has lead America to something that I fear is now going to destroy the Republic. America as founded is done, finished. The socialists will see this as a mandate to run with the ball and socialize this nation utterly and completely. Folks, DO NOT be surprised that a year from now, we look like the old Soviet Union. ALL the 1960s radicals, Fonda, Hayden, Kerry, Ayers, black panthers, all have reached their goal. They have destroyed America. Bush helped them do it. What took 250 years too build is destroyed in eight years of his administration. America as founded, is finished. The republican party is in shambles. They have no leader. No one to run in 2012. As much as I love Sarah Palin, she is tainted with this defeat.


9 posted on 11/05/2008 4:08:23 AM PST by RetiredArmy (America as founded is finished.)
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To: fedupjohn

The web site Ryan mentioned was americanroadmap.org.


10 posted on 11/05/2008 4:11:00 AM PST by Colonel Kangaroo
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When you compromise with evil you become evil. The Republican party has been a disappointment for decades. When was the last time that you heard any Republican advocate eliminating a federal department? And taxes? They are always proposing more effective ways for the government to take our money (fair tax or flat tax?). Republicans are always quick to point out that their tax cuts will bring in even more money. And their fans cheer this notion! How about less money and power for the government.
And all these compromises just get us blamed for the mess. It’s the free market that caused the collapse. George Bush is an anti-regulation, anti-government zealot. NOT. NOT!!
The party stinks.


12 posted on 11/05/2008 4:15:14 AM PST by all the best
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You know what scene is in my head now? That scene from Braveheart where he has just been betrayed by the Scottish nobility on the battlefield and suffered a huge loss to the English, barely escaping with his life.

Then comes Wallace’s purge.

We’ve suffered our loss. We were betrayed. Now time to go systematically through the ranks of the party and work to defeat/impeach/throw off the ballot every RINO who had a hand in this disaster. The party must now feel our wrath.


13 posted on 11/05/2008 4:19:41 AM PST by Claud
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To: fedupjohn
The link to what you were asking for.

Ryan's website mentioned of Fox News

17 posted on 11/05/2008 4:29:52 AM PST by Colonel Kangaroo
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Republicans need to get back to things like this.
24 posted on 11/05/2008 4:36:08 AM PST by Question_Assumptions
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Has anyone got enough intellectual honest to realize tht this is not Ronald Reagan’s America.

Does anyone believe that a conservative candidate will win in NY, NJ, VT, MA, etc etc etc.

The left thinks Ahhrrnnooolldd is too conservative.


25 posted on 11/05/2008 4:38:07 AM PST by Carley (Vote McCain/Palin.....Change babies can live with.)
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To: fedupjohn
The site that he mentioned
36 posted on 11/05/2008 5:06:16 AM PST by Kaslin (If 0bama wants to spread the wealth around, let him start with his own)
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Republicans have to come up with a conservative message that resonates, McCain said he was for tax cuts, Obama said he would give tax cuts to people too. How were they different enough for the uninformed voter to choose one over the other?
Obama was black and makes noise about “change”.
That’s apparently all it takes, you don’t have to specify what type of change, just talk about how you’ll be different.


39 posted on 11/05/2008 5:15:26 AM PST by Brett66 (Where government advances, and it advances relentlessly , freedom is imperiled -Janice Rogers Brown)
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Republicans are not Conservatives, they're Traditionalists. Sometimes the two words are interchanged, but they do not have the same definition.

From: http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=NDM4MjExZDFlZjI1NTUxNDY5NjJiZDNiYmFjYjQyNDM=

Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee, in a recent interview, identified what I think will be the most important dividing line in the upcoming debate over the future of the Right:

He said the economic crisis exposed the split in the Republican Party.

“We ran into the bailout. The bailout touched upon the larger discussion in the Republican Party,” he said. “It’s not the conservatives versus the moderates, that’s the rather cliched way of looking at it. What you really have are globalists versus traditionalists. Globalists tend to view America as an economy, not a country. The traditionalists tend to view it as a country — a very delicate microcosm, a collection of individuals with different hopes, dreams, aspirations.”

63 posted on 11/05/2008 9:44:22 AM PST by HighlyOpinionated (All You Need is Money [Soros] and a Candidate Who Can Be Coached to Look Sincere [Obama]. A. Huxley)
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