Opus de Darth Sidious

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[gratefulwharffratt]

He can come back on November 6th.

A perfect solution, IMHO.

Either you are with us, or you are with the Terrorist DemonRats.

[Jim Robinson]

Yes, I registered as a Democrat when I was a kid fresh out of the service. My family was solid Democrat and I didn't know any better. I was eventually cured, though. I think Jimmy Carter was the Doctor that cured me from any lingering urge to ever vote Democrat. I vote Republican. Actually, though registered as a Democrat way back when, my first presidential vote was cast for Richard M. Nixon. I re-registered as a Republican a couple years ago to make it official, but I've been conservative for many years.

[Republican Wildcat]

Erskine Bowles? And he questions the conservative credentials of others?

[Dominic Harr]

I've been here a long time. It was always a 'conservative' site dedicated to free and open debate.

It's clearly become, by admission of the owner, an R party site dedicated to R party advocacy.

Which, I think, is the opposite of 'conservatism', in my analysis.

Jim runs a great piece of software. And I believe he's a patriot, with the best of intentions.

But I think this is how our country has gotten *so* collectivist. *Both* parties are collectivist.

Perhaps I'm out of place here, as a non-R conservative.

[Jim Robinson]

By the way, and I'm sure you are aware of it, but Ronald Reagan was also a registered Democrat. It happens.

[Texaggie79]

YEAH!!! Who the heck ARE you young'un? What makes you so important?!

[L,TOWM]

>>>>Don't be fooled, this election is no joking matter.<<<<<

I can accept that premise, but then how does it follow that a post referring to a another FReeper as "trash" being "back" is a productive reply to support the cause of conservatism?

Sure looked like a flame to me, and if I want to see the burning keyboards, I just look for you on TOS, right?

We "keep it civil" on this site, right?

[AppyPappy]

So was Jesse Helms at one time.

[Skooz]

Superb point.

[Jim Robinson]

Yup. What we have here is a failure to cummunicate.

[lugsoul]

I certainly hope that all of those who now claim that residency is no big deal expressed the same sentiments when Clinton was running for the Senate.

[Hatteras]

"It was a joke. Nevermind."

Dang it, I can't tell the players here without a scorecard. ;-) Who's on who's side? It's a good thing happy hour is fast approaching...

[VaBthang4]

SEE YAAAAAA

Clean house Jim.

[AppyPappy]

Hillary had no connection to NY. Dole was born and raised in NC.

[Skooz]

He mistakenly thought he was being insulted. It's all better now.

[Registered]

Why not dance on someone else's grave k?

[Hatteras]

"YEAH!!! Who the heck ARE you young'un? What makes you so important?!"

Right now, I'm one confused individual without much importance to anyone but my kin. But atleast I ain't no Aggie!

[Little Bill]

I am not a Bushbot and I live in a Slave State, Mass. I have been on FR for a long time both as a lurker and a member. The best political discussion I have ever read has been on this site and the old *P BBS.

To me, what ever that means, I want this site to define the conservitive movement through arguement and reasoning, we are the future, if we shut out counter arguents we are emulating the Rats, whom I hate from the very depths of my soul.

[saminfl]

I certainly hope that all of those who now claim that residency is no big deal expressed the same sentiments when Clinton was running for the Senate.

In her case, residency was the least of the disqualifiers. I wouldn't vote for a democRAT if my life depended on it.

[snopercod]

...U.S. Senate, the most powerful office on Earth...

I had thought that the citizens of the United States had delegated to them whatever power the Senate [or any other government body] might wield.

Wouldn't that make the citizens the most powerful? Am I a dreamer?