[Kevin Curry]

It appears to help keep politicians moderate, preventing wingnuts from either end of the spectrum . . .

Ronald Reagan was considered a far-right wing radical. We need more like him.

Clinton--whose foul misrule you impliedly admire and praise with your silly, tepid, insipid drivel--was a so-called moderate, as was Carter. You're welcome to both of them.

[EternalVigilance]

But Reagan wasn't a hard-right radical. The leftist media just like to portray him as such. Any careful examination of his career will show that he was a moderate conservative.

George W. Bush I would classify just to RR's left...to put a fine point on it, I consider him a conservative moderate.

Of course, to listen to the leftwing press, they both are to the right of Genghis Khan.

[JackelopeBreeder]

This is fun to watch. I should have brought popcorn.

[Constantine XIII]

*scratches head* When did I ever mention the 'Toon, much less say anything nice about him?

When I say wingnuts, I mean people like Ralph Nader, Ramsey Clark, or David Duke. Real wackos, nuts, and flakes who in some countries would have a say in legislation. We should thank the Lord every day that while these guys can have their say, they have no chance of ever seeing thier twisted dreams come to pass.

Of course Reagan was in no way that far out. Moreover he was the leader of a conservative revolution that had already been brewing for some years at the time of the 1980 election. This site is the fruit of the seed sewn in that era.

Now, I don't know why you're mad at me, but could you slow down a little and let me know what's bugging you?

No hard feelings, eh?