Posted on 01/05/2009 9:56:32 AM PST by AmericanGirlRising
Watch the debate streamed live.
Will they answer the call for ruthlessness towards the UnAmerican Democrat Party, and their propaganda machines?
Do they understand that there is no longer a loyal opposition?
Do they understand that the disloyal Democrat Party have betrayed the United States of America? That they are sympathetic, and give aid and comfort to our enemies?
Do they understand that there is no longer a loyal opposition?
Do they understand that the disloyal Democrat Party have betrayed the United States of America? That they are sympathetic, and give aid and comfort to our enemies?
The one that gets the closest to addressing the highjacking of Americawill get my support in the aid of 168 emails and phone calls to the voting members.
Thank you!
Steele - lends sympathy to the grassroots, ala. I've been where you've been, I know your pain.
Dawson - I turned South Carolina around (huh?!? - He's got one of the two biggest RINOs in the Senate).
Blackwell - I have a plan to win and have won more than anyone other than Dawson - then he sideways slams Dawson sarcastically calling South Carolina a "swing state." Then he finished with the words "conservative revolution."
Anuzis - Standard resume delivering. Husband, father, then paraphrased Reagan and talked about returning to the conservative principles and stop division internally.
Saltsman - Talked about Gore defeat in TN, his role with Huckabee campaign and his fight against the TN state income tax. Said "we need many voices."
Duncan - Thanked CSPAN. Said he'll bring "change to the GOP." Said he's proud of many of the accomplishments of his term. (huh?!?) Pushed his website.
Thomas Paine
Blackwell calls for abandoning the 28 state strategy of the GOP that has failed them....
AMEN!
When is the vote?
Did you see this about Grover Norquist’s ties to Islam?
http://michellemalkin.com/2009/01/05/the-gops-grover-norquist-problem/
I read this while listening to these guys chatter on...
The election will be at an RNC meeting in D.C. January 28-31.
From the overall lack of interest in this debate from fellow FReepers and the final action of Norquist shaking hands ONLY with Mike Duncan, things aren’t looking so rosy.
I didn’t, nor would I remark negatively on DeMint or Sanford. However, Graham is a RINO problem.
What do you think? Who did you like?
I’ve got an opinion on everybody so here goes:
Steele - Spent the entire debate challenging Duncan. Odd, since philosophically they’re quite close. No odd, because Steele obviously thinks he’s got it in the bag. Lots of “big tent” talk and moderate-blah-blah-blah.
Dawson - Had good ideas, but came across like a southern stiff. Being from the south, I think he’s got some decent ideas but he’s from the reddest of red states.
Blackwell - I think he’s the sleeper in this race. He answered sharply, talked very conservative, dissed Herbert Hoover (a slam on Duncan, Steele, et.al.).
Anuzis - Not looking good there. Very middle-of-the-road.
Saltsman - Too nice. Too appeasing. Likely making up for Paul Shanklin CD debacle.
Duncan - Couldn’t get applause if he had a dummy on his lap doing haiku.
Nobody struck out against the leftists like I wanted. Nobody slammed Duncan as much as I wanted. Nobody talked about open primaries as much as I wanted. The closest I got was Blackwell calling for a “revolution.” If I had to lean one way, I’d lean towards Blackwell.
Blackwell.
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