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Do us a favor. Before you go out and tell us how everyone but you hasn't a clue how to govern, why don't you and your crowd go out and convince a majority of Americans that your views are the right views. Until you do that, quit wasting our time.

I'm not pissed off at you at all. I'm just curious as to why you believe that you and your crowd could possibly win an election. Governing is about making compromises, and a Republican majority will not be built overnight. I expected Bush to have to spend boatloads of money. I'm not happy about it, but then again, we are at war, in case you hadn't noticed.

A lot of the people who bitch about Bush on this board will end up voting for him in November. Why? They are reasonable people and they are aware of the alternative should he lose. They take this war seriously and they understand that victory in this war trumps everything, even government spending. And most reasonable conservatives don't want to join you in some pointless Viking funeral while John Kerry appoints nominees to the the Supreme Court who would disrespect the Constitution and lose the War.

Please go out and win an election. Then come lecture me.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

I'm just curious as to why you believe that you and your crowd could possibly win an election

Me and my crowd? Me and my crowd make the difference that puts the RINOs in power.Think of it this way. Your a Sales Manager and 1/3 yout team makes not just theirs, but your numbers, for the other 2/3 as well. But you don't pay them , comp them, or even thank them. You tell them to go away, and expect no return of your efforts / investment, bacause that's your job and besides for everyone of you, there's two of us.

Or like someone so very aptly put last night; Rove and gang's election strategy is equal to a calculation of exactly how much they can cheat on their wives, without driving the wife away.

Well ya know what? I'm thinking beyond this quarter's sale quota and whether we make the numbers or not. I think long term where the Sales Mgr. is forced out of his job and the new guy in, remembers the lessons that cost his predecessor his job.