Vanity: An Open Message to the Republican Party Cheerleaders on this Forum...

12-10-03 | Vanity

[ambrose]

Vanity:

An Open Message to the Republican Party Cheerleaders on this Forum...

[gatorbait]

I wouldn't be surprised to see some artificial hearts go into one or two of the liberals.


First time they'd have hearts.....

[longtermmemmory]

As a unified force we can achieve the electoral extinction of the democrat party as a political force. Once they are extinct, so to speak, we can have a factioning of the republican party into CONSERVATIVE parts. In other words, the "divisions" which presently exist will inevitably become more pronounced by the elimination of the democrats.

However, we have to have the first goal first.

[Jim Robinson]

Amen.

[TheAngryClam]

Yeah, that's it, we're all just liberal "Bush haters."

Just remember to march in line, and don't ask any questions.

Pop quiz: Conservative or Liberal?

- Largest increase in non-defense government spending in a generation.

- Largest increase in Medicare since its inception.

- Massively expanded the power of the federal government at the cost of the states (No Child Left Behind, PB Abortion Ban, and several other bills).

What's next from Bush? A guaranteed minimum income?

[Revolting cat!]

The country is moving to the cat loving, bed weting left.

Hey, I resemble that remark!

Other than that, you are correct, of course, which is why we're ready to elect a Mommy President, and that makes Evita, in my pessimistic scenario, a virtual shoo-in, whenever she decides to run!

[TheAngryClam]

You were told that it was DOA in the Supreme Court too.

[Born in a Rage]

This isn't directed to you personally, but do you remember the Republican Primaries and how all of the conservatives were knocking McCain because of CFR and saying that Bush wouldn't do that and how Bush should win the nomination.....then he goes and signs it anyway. Are people not suppossed to say anything when a leader they elect lets them down with certain issues? The people elected him and so now he has to answer to them and he should. He needs to get out there and discuss these issues. That is what leaders are suppossed to do.

[PhiKapMom]

That's why Howard Dean had his records sealed as Governor -- because he leans conservative. Give me a break!

You want this man in charge of our military? I cannot ignore his liberal social stance either -- glad you can!

Howard Dean would be a disaster for America -- just because he can spin with the best of them doesn't mean it is fact! He lies, he lies, and he lies!

From RNC Research on Howard Dean (BTW, every last comment is sourced):

DEAN SINKS TO NEW
LOW AT WMUR DEBATE
Dean Still Unable To Accept Responsibility For Spreading Baseless 9/11 Theory
____________________________________________________

DEAN RAISES “INTERESTING THEORY” ON NPR
BUT TONIGHT BLAMES IT ON FOX NEWS

Dean Denies Using Innuendo To Attack President Bush. WMUR’S SCOTT SPRADLING: “Governor Dean, you had once stated that you thought it was possible that the president of the United States had been forewarned about the 9/11 terrorist attacks. You later said that you didn't really know. A statement like that, don't you see the possibility of some Democrats being nervous about statements like that leading them to the conclusion that you are not right for being the next commander in chief?” HOWARD DEAN: “Well, in all due respect, I did not exactly state that. I was asked on Fox, fair and balanced news, that … I was asked why I thought the president was withholding information, I think it was, or 9/11 or something like that. And I said, well, the most interesting theory that I heard, which I did not believe, was that the Saudis had tipped him off.” (ABC News Democrat Candidate Debate, Durham, NH, 12/9/03)

Actually, Fox News Asked Dean About His Theory, Not About President Withholding Information. FOX NEWS’ CHRIS WALLACE: “The most interesting theory is that the president was warned ahead of time by the Saudis? Why would you say that governor?” DEAN: “Because there are people who believe that. We don’t know what happened in 9/11. …” WALLACE: “Do you believe that?” DEAN: “No, I don t believe that. I can’t imagine the President of the United States doing that, but we don’t know and it would be a nice thing to know.” (Howard Dean On Fox News’ “Sunday,” 12/7/03)

Dean Suggested His “Interesting Theory” On NPR. “The most interesting theory that I’ve heard so far – which is nothing more than a theory, I can’t think – it can’t be proved – is that [President Bush] was warned ahead of time [about the 9/11 attacks] by the Saudis.” (NPR’s “The Diane Rehm Show,” 12/1/03)

Washington Post Columnist Suggested Dean’s Comment Shows His Shift To “Nutty” Left. “Now, I cannot testify to Howard Dean’s sanity before this campaign, but five terms as governor by a man with no visible tics and no history of involuntary confinement is pretty good evidence of a normal mental status. When he avers, however, that ‘the most interesting’ theory as to why the president is ‘suppressing’ the Sept. 11 report is that Bush knew about Sept. 11 in advance, it’s time to check on thorazine supplies. When Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-Ga.) first broached this idea before the 2002 primary election, it was considered so nutty it helped make her former representative McKinney. Today the Democratic presidential front-runner professes agnosticism as to whether the president of the United States was tipped off about 9/11 by the Saudis, and it goes unnoticed. The virus is spreading.” (Charles Krauthammer, “The Delusional Dean,” The Washington Post, 12/5/03

[TaxRelief]

Dubya stuff

[deport]

Pork everywhere now a days.... it seems.

[gatorbait]

A round of Hil or Dean and more socialists in Congress are the only answer for reversing this new reality of the Liberal Republican Party within the next 10 years. I am sick of fighting. If we want more socialism, let's try it in earnest for a few years, and let the voters decide in 2008 if they want to keep it or elect conservatives.

If we follow this scenario,it's possible the voters won't decide a damn thing in 2008. Think ,man...

[PhiKapMom]

Most people on both sides expected the 60-day rule to be thrown out but unlike you Sky is Falling crowd, they made contingencies. Or do you not remember that fact?

Your screen name fits you perfectly!

[Alberta's Child]

That's an intriguing thought. Political candidates can skirt the CFR regulations by creating pornographic campaign ads. There's no way in hell the U.S. Supreme Court would restrict those ads -- especially if they are the most vile, homo-erotic ads you can imagine.

[NormsRevenge]

whew!

I had to go update my profile and tagline.

Nice post #83, btw :-)

[At _War_With_Liberals]

If not for the war, they would never have gotten away with so much.

[PhiKapMom]

Thanks for posting the link -- much appreciated!

[Stew Padasso]

It sure would be fun to see the threads leading up to the 2000 election.

[TheAngryClam]

So far you haven't addressed anything substantive that I've said, only decided to accuse myself and others on this thread of being part of some vast leftwing conspiracy out to get poor George W. Bush, the greatest conservative since Goldwater.

Gag.

[Sir Valentino]

I'd rather Dean won at this point.

News *FLASH*, pal: that makes you a *DEMOCRAT*. Why are you even *HERE*?

[NormsRevenge]

No one ever promised us a rose garden, huh? ;-)