[Peach]

Don't let the naysayers let you down.

If they prefer to vote Democrat (who also won't address their issues), there is nothing we can do about it.

Anyway, thanks for posting this. I've signed on for helping in another manner but have passed this site along to some friends.

[deannadurbin]

>>If they prefer to vote Democrat (who also won't address their issues), there is nothing we can do about it.

One doesn't necessarily mean the other. There are other conservative parties as options.

If Bush loses in 2004 it won't be because of the liberals, it will be because he alienated his own party's base. That's what happened to his father, so he should make an effort between now and election time to see that history doesn't repeat itself. Stick to real conservative basics.

For instance, he shouldn't wobble on things like abortion. He says he will sign the partial birth abortion ban while saying at the same time that the nation isn't ready for a total ban. Why even say something like that? To appease the liberals? They're not going to vote for him anyway.

However the unborn babies of America ARE ready for a total ban. They've been ready for that since 1973, and millions have died waiting for the Republicans to enact one.