Zot!! 9 Reasons Conservatives Should Vote For Bush

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[Conservative Coulter Fan]

The nine candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination line up for a debate in Detroit. From left: the Rev. Al Sharpton; U.S. Rep. Richard Gephardt, Mo., retired Army Gen. Wesley Clark; Sen. Joe Lieberman, Conn.; Sen. John Edwards, N.C.; U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich, Ohio; former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, former Illinois Sen. Carol Moseley Braun; and Sen. John Kerry, Mass

[Darksheare]

Othersite troll?
One of the places that isn't Lib run, but doesn't like us very much?

[VaBthang4]

I find it laughable when the Bush Hating big L Liberarians turned little l libertarians turned Constitutional party pretenders try launching into diatribes about his supposed shortcomings all while magically ignoring his overwhelming accomplishments [that far outway his failings] thus far.

[VaBthang4]

Disavowed FReeper Hell

Hahaha

[.cnI redruM]

Normal FR(BushBasher) response to anything negative about Bush. 1: Ignore what user has posted. 2: Insult User 3: Point out signup date: 4: Refuse to debate. 5: Ping others to harass user. 6: Still refuse to answer questions raised by poster.

It's sad that you've allowed yourself to sink to such a level.

[MeekOneGOP]

To ZOT or not to ZOT ? That is the question ...

Viking Kittens - Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song

[Darksheare]

LOL!
Okers.
Now the line of thought makes sense.
I just got done shoveling snow, and the brain is cooked from seeing wall to wall snow.
It'll be at least five cups of coffee before the internal processes get back up to speed.
*chuckle*

[thackney]

"great list" ping

(post #37, not the thread)

[.cnI redruM]

You are correct. In really technical terms, no president can solely accomplish anything that isn't the direct result of an executive order. The same is true of blaming a president for anything.

I think we give too much credit or too much blame to presidents as a form of shorthand.

[eskimo]

The answer to this question is simple: conservatives must wake up and smell the coffee. The best choice for conservatives; the best candidate to advance our agenda; and the best person in which to put our hope and faith is President George W. Bush.

That may be your answer, but most of the real conservatives I know disagree.

[spodefly]

I find it laughable when the Bush Hating big L Liberarians turned little l libertarians turned Constitutional party pretenders try launching into diatribes about his supposed shortcomings all while magically ignoring his overwhelming accomplishments [that far outway his failings] thus far.

I hope you don't put me in either the big or little 'L' category. I am so far to the right that even my Dad (retired ASA/NSA) has to reel me in from time to time.

I agree that Bush has accomplished much, and I thank God that he is President during this trying time in our history. But it is fundamentally unprincipled to tax law-abiding citizens to provide an arena for others (illegal aliens and their employers) to practice lawlessness and be rewarded for doing so. Bush didn't create this condition, I know, but he could rightfully hold his head high if all he did was to start enforcing the immigration laws currently on the books, and that would do more to solve the problem than anything else he may propose. And he flat blew if on CFR, prescription drug bill, and the education bill. Debates on how Republicans should manage socialist programs is not my idea of heading in the right direction.

[Jim Robinson]

Could be.

[Condor51]

Is this you???

'03 DU REUNION
(Troll)

If not, accept my humblest apologies.

BTW, your user name is kind of odd isn't it?!?
As Ann, our Conservative GODDESS doesn't have any Liberal fans, it doesn't make sense. Why not just 'Coulter Fan'?

[Professional Engineer]

ROFLMAO

[Soaring Feather]

BYE BYE CONSERVATIVE
IT'S BEEN GOOD TO KNOW YOU!
HAVE A HAPPY ZOT DAY.

[evets]

(ding ding ding) - Ann + Coulter = pic

[.cnI redruM]

Thank you. I wish they'd share more of their reasons with me. Work is boring today.

[stopsign]

Cool tagline. :)<<me

[Krodg]

Bush is pro-life, pro-marriage, pro-family, pro-America, pro-God and will NOT appoint liberal activist judges like Kerry, Dean, Edwards, et al, will.

That is why I will vote for President Bush. I may not agree on every political move he makes but I do agree with his principles.

Had the last generation not laid their moral principles aside, we wouldn't have a country ruled by immoral judges. Now we have a President that 'true conservatives' don't like....and they want us to vote for a party that can't win so they can stand on princple??

I've already asked several times.....what is a 'true conservative'? Who's definition do you use? Please..someone answer!!

[WinOne4TheGipper]

I'm a true conservative. If you don't agree with me on everything, you must be a bleeding- heart liberal.

[Recovering_Democrat]

How is voting third-party in any given race "giving up on" the GOP?

In the same way that bedding another person "giving up on" your current partner. As imperfect an analogy as it is, the familial/marital to this political/societal one is the best I can currently provide.

One of two parties is going to occupy the White House: Republican or Democrat. If you're conservative, voting third party is akin to voting for a Democrat.