[Texas_Dawg]

Just one more example of why Bush will win in a rout in November and why the paleo misanthropes around FR are so ridiculously wrong about everything.

[Texas_Dawg]

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[prairiebreeze]

Best to not get cocky IMO. But I hope the article's correct.

Prairie

[T Lady]

It may well depend on who the Democrats decide to put up for the nomination. The party bigwigs are trying their darnedest to oust Howard Dean, rightfully believing he could torpedo any hopes of a White House win; Gephardt would probably present somewhat of a threat for Bush, especially if the economy doesn't remain in an upward trend. And even if the knuckleheads do go with Dean or even Clark for that matter, we as Republicans cannot just sit on our backsides; we all know too well how the 'RAT smear machine works. But I indeed share your enthusiasm and support for our president.

-Regards, T.

[Uncle Miltie]

"Just one more example of why Bush will win in a rout in November and why the paleo misanthropes around FR are so ridiculously wrong about everything."

The rout I do not doubt. Some policies executed on the way are troublesome.

Bidding for the center with liberal policy may make a larger party, but the right wing on which I sit will crumble from underneath. Y'all can have your liberal Republican Party. I'll find other vehicles for conservatism.

(BTW - If you wish to attack, please justify the $2,000,000,000,000.00 Medicare Drug Entitlement for Rich People. Otherwise, I'm ignoring you.)

[Zechariah11]

This is a great article. I was surprised Bolger could be so astute.

[Congressman Billybob]

This is a remarkably accurate article for a national magazine. Especially telling is the statistic near the end of the article that Democrats have shrunk to 49% of the state legislatures. There are 7,400 state legislators, and when you add the fact that some of these are southern Democrats (people like Zell Miller), the bottom line is clear.

The Repubs now control the "farmk teams" of politics. The legislatures are the breading grounds for future state and federal officials. This is very good news.

Congressman Billybob

Click here, then click the blue CFR button, to join the anti-CFR effort (or visit the "Hugh & Series, Critical & Pulled by JimRob" thread).

[Jorge]

First, there's the extraordinary unity among Republicans when it comes to George W. Bush: They don't just like him; they love him. By some accounts, more than 90 percent of Republicans approve of the way President Bush is doing his job.

Can't be 90%. According to some disgruntled posters Bush has lost his conservative base over the immigration proposal.

[quantim]

Anybody getting anxious for the next one?