Conservatives Need to Get Real

The Intellectual Conservative ^ | 02 February 2004 | Scott Shore

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People of honor are lifting this President up in prayer. People of dishonor are trying to tear him down. Enough said.

THANK YOU!!! Your thoughts are so very powerful, and most appreciated.

P eople of honor,
R espect
A nd gratitude will not
Y ield to discouragement.

Tamsey, do you know who the artist is?
I wonder if prints are available. I hope to see this posted over and over in the coming months. You always find the perfect image.

[Joe Hadenuf]

You get your jollies every four years threatening to boycott the Republican Party. DO IT! Then we can all see how insignificant you and your ilk are in the American political landscape.

Actually this isn't true.

Never in recent memory has so many, been so fed up with the two party system. Just about everyone I know, and speak with is disgusted. Just look at many of the legitimate comments on this board. And it will only pick up steam as more get burned. Bet the rent.

[Texasforever]

Never in recent memory has so many, been so fed up with the two party system

Prove it.

[nopardons]

Barbra Streisand!

[nopardons]

Delusions aren't reality.............there is NO " proof ".

[Texasforever]

Delusions aren't reality.............there is NO " proof ".

Ya think?

[nopardons]

I know ! :-)

[Tamzee]

I'm glad you liked that one... but THIS is the one I found for YOU, dear friend :-)

Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Paul W. Airey (b/w), Illustration by Senior Master Sgt. Brad Gildea

President George W. Bush

[Tamzee]

Never in recent memory has so many, been so fed up with the two party system

Oh, pish! How old are you? I recall it being much worse in 1992.... good old Perot even bought himself large chunks of air time so he could chat directly with us malcontents. He wound up getting, what, 20% of the popular vote?

Most of us remember that well... and we remember the 8 long years we suffered afterwards.

[Tamzee]

So who do you plan to vote for this November?

[The_Eaglet]

You've heard our reasons for voting for Bush, the justifications from CONSERVATIVE PRINCIPLES for re-electing him.

We need to end the era of the federal income tax, but Bush has perpetuated it. I am grateful for the reductions he has made. However, this reduces a burden like removing chipped brick fragments out of a 5-gallon bucket full of them.

Bush has campaigned against conservative principles and then outdone himself once elected.

There is no Constitutional authority for federal involvement of education other than perhaps compensating its employees.

There is no constitutional funding research on aborted fetal tissue or funding abortion through UNESCO. What's worse is that this not only goes against Constitutional boundaries (and thus the oath of office), but it attacks the right to life of the unborn and all taxpayers who value it.

"Congress shall make now law abridging the freedom of speech" according to the Constitution, but Bush stamped the Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act which violates the First Amendment. This was a bill that he previously campaigned against.

To top it all off he outspent Bill Clinton and added to our FUTURE tax burdens through deficit spending.

America can do better, which is why I support Michael Peroutka for President.

[Tamzee]

Peroutka?

Or is it Perot-ka... ;-)

Will you feel personally responsible if the Dems beat us by a tiny margin and Kerry takes office as President?

[The_Eaglet]

No. I won't be voting for a candidate that has supported federal funding of abortion.

[Tamzee]

Then placing your amount of political power (vote) on a third party means less political power the leftists need to gain office....

Those leftists that would allow abortion up to the moment of birth, no age limit too young for children and no need for parental consent.... AND taxpayers would pay for abortions, to boot.

A vote is not a prayer, it's a coin or token of political power.... to be spent wisely to influence policy in the direction you want to see it go.

[Neets]

Complainers change their complaints, but they never reduce the amount of time spent in complaining.~

[The_Eaglet]

In 353 I was referring to Bush in addition to Kerry.

I am not just investing my vote in the Constitution Party, it has my prayers and donations too.

By the way, I do support conservative Republicans where I can find them, especially those that replace treacherous incumbents.

[Tamzee]

So you pray for the Constitution Party.... both teams playing the Superbowl prayed, too.

Which do you believe tries harder to follow Christ, Bush or Kerry?

[Tamzee]

Complainers change their complaints, but they never reduce the amount of time spent in complaining.~

That's very wise.... I'll have to remember that, thank you :-)

[onyx]

I hope you enjoy bitching from the sidelines half as much as I enjoy knowing you love to lose elections.

Tamsey, the 3rd party types are like spoiled brats. The want attention, even negative attenion. He/she is all yours. :) Nite.

[Cacique]

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