When Bush Loses In November, He Will Have No One To Blame But Himself

Chuck Baldwin Ministries ^ | 01-23-04 | Baldwin, Chuck

[MEG33]

I just can't imagine a true conservative would think a dem will be good for this nation at this time.These are people who have NO respect for a Bush supporter.I wonder about whether they are truly conservative.

[EternalVigilance]

I agree, that it is unwise to do anything that will assist any Democrat in any fashion whatsoever.

But I have a hunch that some folks who say that are speaking from extreme frustration...some of which is understandable.

Night.

[Dane]

But I have a hunch that some folks who say that are speaking from extreme frustration...some of which is understandable.

I would disagree. IMO, it is pure pettiness and selfishness. They know that the demos would be 100% worse, but yet feel more "betrayed" because Bush doesn't follow their pet issue or dogma 100% and then they get "frustrated"(i.e petty).

[MEG33]

I hope you are correct that some are just frustrated,but I have such a fear of a democrat President at this time. I have never voted democrat for President but I have seldom been so convinced of the DANGER of electing one now.

[Flyer]

I voted for Perot in '92.

Man, I really stuck it to the the Republicans, didn't I?

Re-elect President Bush.

[MEG33]

Great Post!

[Flyer]

I learned from my mistake.

President Bush isn't going to reverse 40 years of liberalism in one term and if we turn back now we lose what gains we have made.

Stay the course!

[MEG33]

I was aware of Perot's personality and character,I knew him years ago.I voted for Bush.

[Jim Noble]

It's hard to think of anything this president has done right

It's not hard for me.

[section9]

Just having a little fun at the CP's expense, EV. I have no evidence that they are racist, at all. However, I have a suspicion that they are the kind of folk who just put the lawn jockey away. Fringies tend to attract that kind of crowd.

However, one read of this clown's article does nothing to disabuse me of the notion that they are a gaggle of asshats. Serious people don't waste their time with outfits like the CP or the Libertarians. At least I don't. Too many conservatives throw their vote away instead of sitting down and deciding how they should cast a serious vote. You know, like bullet issue voters?

Fringies never won a national election in the United States for anything, and never will.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[MEG33]

Amen...

[section9]

I would never have expected this kind of baseless slander from you.

Unless you can prove your case, I suggest you retract this gross untruth.

Okay, I'm sorry. Of course the CP isn't racist. I KNOW THAT! But that doesn't alter the fact that it's another one of those nutbag groups that swears up and down that Bush is as great a threat to the United States as flouridation. That's why I hold the CP in such slight regard.

So they won't vote for him. So effin' what. They never won anything. Ask Howard Phillips.

Fringe outfits like the CP attract all sorts of goony birds. You can't tell me that the CP doesn't have its share of Idaho Totenkopfverbande in it. I'm sure it does. There's probably a healthy share of the Blak Helikopterz crowd in it, as well. And of course, there's Howard Phillips, professional stuntman.

The libertarians, on the other hand, are a bunch of jacked-up-on-speedballs yodelers, but their saving grace is that those goobers probably read Ayn Rand early, so they never became racist or paranoid. Just clueless. I say let's leave them alone to grow their Maui Wowie in the backyard; they never harmed anyone, and they look better in Birkenstocks than either Ben or Jerry.

Finally, there's the Brigadier crowd. Jesus. The less said about that shameless self-promoter, Pat Buchanan, the better. What a fraud! He still hasn't realized that he's getting paid to be Bill Press' bi+ch on Buchanan and Press. And since I'm in a mood to piss off the fringies this morning, I might as well get it out of my system: Alan Keyes is a great speaker, and a superb debater, but an asshat candidate who ran as a doctrinaire conservative in Maryland for the Senate. What part of "reach out to the centrist voter" did he fail to understand in a Democratic state. That campaign was a huge waste of time.

I wonder if he still wears the sweater?

Anyhow, don't take this all that seriously, folks. I'm just ticked off at all the Bush haters on this board who appear to have forgotten that there is a war on and that the opposition doesn't have a clue about how to win it, and Bush does.

By the way, Howard Phillips moved to Florida and threatened to run for the Senate. He withdrew when he found that nobody cared.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[Cultural Jihad]

But I have a hunch that some folks who say that are speaking from extreme frustration...some of which is understandable.

Despair is a sin against hope.

[hope]

They certainly have nothing to offer any of us, other than the whining and ranting about everything under the sun.

[Theodore R.]

Well, I voted for G.H.W. Bush in 1992, but he seemed to lose interest in the campaign the closer it got to Election Day.

[RipSawyer]

"I never have had anything to hide."

So you will tell me anything at all I want to know about you and your family, right? Does the phrase, "None of your Damn business", mean anything at all to you?

[DrDeb]

"Bush's remarks on abortion sound encouraging. Do you think that he will nevertheless name a pro-abortion Supreme Court justice as did his father with David Souter?"


Two Points:

1.) We don't need to hypothesize about the type of justice the President would nominate -- he has an established record toward that end [NOTE: The judges that the DIMs are currently blocking probably represent the pool of judges from which the President will make his selection]

2.) As a strong supporter of/active participant in the Pro-Life Movement, I can unequivocally state that President Bush is the bestfriend the ProLife community has EVER had in the Whitehouse! Bottomline: He walks the talk!

[Theodore R.]

To me, Bush has not excited the conservatives -- they lack enthusiasm to participate. Maybe the Supreme Court (and possible appointments after 2005) may bring them out one more time, but if a second Bush administration does not deliver on the Court, then no Republican will be taken seriously in 2008. Perhaps that is what the popular Senator Clinton is thinking too, horrors!

[donozark]

Baldwin needs to do his taxes. I did. And I will most a$$uredly vote for Bush!