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Stick With President Bush In November (Good Reasons NOT To Stay At Home) (My Title)
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| 01/31/04
| Henry Lamb
Posted on 01/31/2004 4:55:14 AM PST by goldstategop
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To: RJCogburn
you're a sucker buying into the lies.....the White House was FORCED to use different information by law....not reality.
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:45:55 AM PST
by
The Wizard
(Saddamocrats are enemies of America, treasonous everytime they speak)
To: chris1
Exactly. When conservatives talk of living with welfare state, they emphatically do not mean it in terms Democrats have in mind.
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:47:45 AM PST
by
goldstategop
(In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
To: chris1
these are the words of perot.....divide and conqure.....
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:48:06 AM PST
by
The Wizard
(Saddamocrats are enemies of America, treasonous everytime they speak)
To: goldstategop
You are not addressing the issues. I am a staunch conservative, but if I just sat by and dismissed what this administration is doing I would be no better than what the Democrats were under Clinton. W needs to be held accountable by his constituency that worked so hard to get him where he is today.
To: The Wizard
A traitor? It is every American's right to vote or not to vote. The unthinkable to me is working to elect people who continue to send me requests for donations only to screw me and tell me I am xenophobic, racist, and extreme. The first time someone screws you, shame on them. After they screw you over and over, shame on you.
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:48:22 AM PST
by
chris1
To: goldstategop
You are not addressing the issues. I am a staunch conservative, but if I just sat by and dismissed what this administration is doing I would be no better than what the Democrats were under Clinton. W needs to be held accountable by his constituency that worked so hard to get him where he is today.
To: goldstategop
The Democrats had eight years to fill the agencies of government with activists from their special-interest groups. It is true that President Bush quickly dumped the most egregious of these types, whose positions are political plums. Herein lies the problem, and this is where there is no difference between Republicans and Democrats. They are both pro-government parties. Replacing their guy with our guy doesn't solve the problem. Eliminating bureaucracies to restore freedom to the people should be the solution. Sadly, Republicans no longer believe that. So, we are stuck in a system where neither party believes that govt should be smaller. They just want their people to be in charge. If that is not a conflict of interest for good governance, I don't know what is. We need to look into alternatives where political parties must put the agenda of freedom and liberty before the agenda of the govt.
To: Trteamer
The choice is between evil and evil. By reistering a vote for evil do you support evil? Only your conscience knows for sure. Let's face it, the country is floundering.
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:51:15 AM PST
by
meenie
To: lt.america
My friend no one here is asking you to stay silent and swallow your principles just get the President re-elected. To the contrary: yell, scream, rant - heck, stamp your feet and make it clear you want things to change and you're not happy with the direction the government's going in. That's what conservatives doing now all over the country. Its not the time to throw in the towel and sign over the house to the Democrats.
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:51:20 AM PST
by
goldstategop
(In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
To: Glenn
Ah, yes, gridlock. That is the latest thing I have heard pushed by our friends in the press this morning.
As far as the "well-placed Bush operative" anonymously quoted in his arrogant statement, I will bet 10 bucks it was Bill Kristol, who is indeed, arrogant, but not an operative.
I really think peoole should pay more attention to the attempt to divide us. While disagreeing with policy is fine (and I am personally opposed to some of the President's policies, particularly the education bill) it seems to me that there is a concerted effort to fan the flames of dissension, rather than simply disagreeing.
To: meenie
The choice is between a greater evil and a lesser one. Should we hold our noses and vote? I think we should redouble the pressure on the Administration on all fronts BEFORE the election. Now is precisely the time not to back off.
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:53:30 AM PST
by
goldstategop
(In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
To: goldstategop
I'm going to FReep my own state Republican convention. I'll start by welcoming my fellow Republicans with a big poster saying "RINO'S GO HOME", or "TIME TO ACT LIKE REPUBLICANS".
Nothing pisses of a leftist more than a conservative with a picket sign and a grin. I wonder how pissed off the country club Republicans will be when they are picketed by a conservative with a grin AND a VOTE.
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:53:40 AM PST
by
Trteamer
( (Eat Meat, Wear Fur, Own Guns, FReep Leftists, Drive an SUV, Drill A.N.W.R., Drill the Gulf, Vote)
To: Trteamer
Very good. That's exactly what needs to be done. If enough people are active and put pressure on their state parties, the White House and the Congressional leadership will begin paying us attention.
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:56:02 AM PST
by
goldstategop
(In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
To: goldstategop
Man...the volks at DU must love reading posts like this.
The people saying they are not going to vote for Bush this election, probably would never vote for Bush in the first place. I say, "Good riddence."
To: goldstategop
I question whether GWB ever had a conservative base. Al Gore almost won in 2000 because the conservatives didn't turn out to vote. GWB knows this and has written conservatives out of his equations. The pattern is clear. He's pandering to the vast middle that doesn't know, doesn't care, and doesn't understand. He'll fight the war against terrorism and take care of them when they get old. That's enough for them. He's not anticipating that conservatives turn out this time either, so he's not worried about their outrage over CFR, the Medicaid prescription benefit, illegal alien amnesty, the budget explosion, etc...
To: goldstategop
Still the fact remains this country won't be turned around on a dime. Its slow, hard work reducing the deficit and taming the monster called government. But Bush isn't even trying to turn to the right!
CFR
No Child Left Behind
Medicare expansion
NEA funding
Wetback amnesty
Just when should conservatives expect to see an ATTEMPT to pull the country back from the brink of socialism?
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:57:11 AM PST
by
whd23
To: chris1
Not even close, the marginal rate was high, but so few ever paid that.It was high to fund the programs for all, it might have been bad law but that's how it was. But since the money was used to subsidize your college and personal issues you now say to hell with them. Good man.
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:58:59 AM PST
by
steve50
("There is Tranquility in Ignorance, but Servitude is its Partner.")
To: Batrachian
If that's really the thinking in the White House, they shouldn't be surprised if the President does lose in November. Should that happen, its not the end of the world. Gridlock would be preferable to a President pushing a socialist agenda through a Republican Congress under the euphemism of "compassionate conservatism."
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:59:20 AM PST
by
goldstategop
(In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
To: Batrachian
Nonsense, every gun owner I know voted for him over Fore, highly conservative people. "Good riddance"???? Keep buying into the old line, that "Our thief is better than your thief." Pathetic. I am very conservative, and yes, I did vote for W in 2000.
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posted on
01/31/2004 5:59:29 AM PST
by
chris1
To: goldstategop
As I've said many times, complacency is the fastest road to extinction. If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything. And anyone who is willing to just sit back and not say or do anything, and not make their voice heard is worthless. You can not be a catalyst for change by sitting at home in November.
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posted on
01/31/2004 6:02:36 AM PST
by
rintense
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