Bush Can Count On the Right

Human Events ^ | 5/21/04 | David Keene

[Asclepius]

I would crawl through a pit filled with sand vipers to vote for President Bush. Do I agree with him always? No.

[Wolfstar]

Only the Good Lord could keep me from voting for President Bush this November.

[PhiKapMom]

This doesn't mean that conservatives will agree with everything the president says or does in the future. We'll agree with him when he's right, urge him to change course when we believe he's wrong and work as hard as we have to to make sure he's there to listen to us for another four years.

Moreover, even those few with lingering doubts about whether he will be able to deliver as much as they'd like in his second term know that Kerry is not the answer to anyone's prayers. Ideologically, stylistically and in every other way, the Democratic nominee is just the guy to get conservative juices flowing.

So the president's political coalition is in pretty good shape, and certainly in far better shape than that on which his opponent will have to depend. Ralph Nader, the spoiler out there, is not a conservative but a nutty liberal who thinks the most liberal member of the U.S. Senate should be rejected by Democrats as not liberal enough.

These three paragraphs from the article say it all -- shame some Freepers don't understand what this election is all about and persist in their "I am staying home because . . .!" Obviously the President of the ACU, David Keene, understands it perfectly! Please throw this in anyone's face that tries to tell you that they are not going to vote or vote 3rd Party because President Bush isn't conservative enough! ACU is a very conservative group with conservatives members from around the Country. Obviously they are not the purist, however, that we seem to have on here from time to time that spout their rhetoric! Am I disgusted at the naysayers that threaten to stay home and help elect Kerry -- you bet I am! My mini rant for today!

[ken5050]

Most excellent rant...I'm, pinging you onmy reply on another thread...FYI

[jwalsh07]

I'd like to shove this down Bob Novaks throat.

But he is an old guy, so in lieu of that I'll email it to him.

[NeoCaveman]

There was no talk of a primary protest against the current president this year for the simple reason that, while we might oppose such things as his Medicare prescription drug program and believe he could do far more to cut government spending, few believe he's abandoned us or the principles we like to believe we represent. No president is perfect, but most conservatives believe that this is one who deserves another term.

I totally agree with David Keene.

The media loves to create a story of "anger on the right" if this was anything more than media wishful thinking there would actually have been a primary challenger, which there was not.

[deport]

BUT GOOD........

[prairiebreeze]

The "purists" that you refer to are neither legitimate FReepers nor conservatives. They are DNC planted disruptors.

Prairie

[woodyinscc]

This election is for the heart and soul of this country. To even think of voting for anyone but President Bush, is unthinkable. Kerry would not be the CIC or the leader of this country if elected. The ACLU, the trial lawyers, Naral, the Teamsters and most other unions, The people for the American way, and the enviromentalists would. Last but not least the Clintons would still be pulling the strings.

President Bush will win this election hands down, his cards are still in his hand, and he is holding aces.!!

[Right_in_Virginia]

I trust the President Bush's commitment to life, liberty and (each individual's) pursuit of happiness.

I pray for four more years of his leadership.

[blackie]

We are winning ~ the bad guys are losing ~ trolls, terrorists, democrats and the mainstream media are sad ~ very sad!

~~ Bush/Cheney 2004 ~~

[Moby Grape]

I am one who OFTEN is critical of Bush...he is NOT as conservative as I would like...BUT, I LOVE MY COUNTRY AND WOULD NEVER SIT ON MY A** AND NOT VOTE, BECAUSE TO DO SO IS TO VOTE FOR KERRY...A Kerry presidency could mean the END of the American experience.

[section9]

If Bush were in trouble with his base, guys like David Keene would be bitching publicly. That's what happened in 1992. It was a nightmare to watch the party of Reagan fracture under Bush pere's mismanagement.

After eight years of the Bubster, we fought tooth and nail to get Bush elected and through Recount Hell. Even so, Rove estimates that four million Evangelicals stayed home that election.

With the stakes so high and with the Democrats running on Appeasement, I don't believe that the Conservatives will take a chance on staying home. Keeping the right man in the White House is of uppermost importance, and sitting out this election, or voting for some assweasel spoiler like Michael Peroutka is simply not in the cards. Not this year. Not with the war still on.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[MeekOneGOP]

Bush Can Count On the Right

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[nopardons]

Bookmarked and fantastic new ammo,to uses to refute the "purists"! Thanks for the ping and your scut work.:-)

[MeekOneGOP]

[Brad’s Gramma]

THIS household is voting for President Bush!

[nopardons]

There isn't anyone,not a single person,who I agree with 100% and I don't expect to.Anyone who does expect that,is being childish and silly.

I would crawl through broken glass lying atop burning coals,covered over with razor wire,to vote for President Bush! :-)

[Jorge]

These three paragraphs from the article say it all -- shame some Freepers don't understand what this election is all about and persist in their "I am staying home because . . .!"

I think the closer we get to the election, the more they will wake up to what a disaster a Kerry win could be for this country.
If nothing else JUST from a national security point of view.

I believe the terrorists will step up their attacks in an attempt to influence this election and it will backfire by reminding every SANE American that we need a strong leader like Bush in the White House.