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WELL ... THAT DAMNED SURE GOT THEM RILED UP
Nealz' Nuze ^ | Monday, July 26, 2004 | Neal Boortz

Posted on 07/26/2004 5:36:04 AM PDT by beaureguard

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To: Big Giant Head

I don't believe that it's over the top or even unduly pessimistic. W has devoted the majority of his first term to cleaning up after Clinton and still has a long way to go. If we put Kerry in office, I don't think Americans will have the will or the desire to pick up the pieces . . . . again! We'll be too tired and too broke to try and fix another libs mess. Reagan had to clean up after Carter, and W is having to clean up after Bubba. It's debatable whether or not Nixon actually cleaned up any of LBJ's mess.


41 posted on 07/26/2004 8:17:53 AM PDT by DustyMoment (Repeal CFR NOW!!)
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To: driftless

The libs could live in the Leftist States of America while we could have the other half.



Couldn't agree more.

Almost, too bad the North won the Civil war.

At least then Lefties and Righties would have somewhere different to go.

The Law of Unintended Consequences is still at work, 140 years after the Civil War.


sedition


42 posted on 07/26/2004 8:31:08 AM PDT by omronnie (Wish I could come up with something cute here to say like others seem to do. !!)
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To: beaureguard

I think Boortz comments on Friday just lit the fuse. The Democrats, in case nobody noticed (grin) had a TERRRIBLE WEEK last week.

And I suspect this week is going to be worse, no matter how hard they try to "vet" the speeches scheduled.

When you represent a political party that runs from new ideas, you only have one topic available to you.

Mindless bashing of the opposition. It will work in the short run among the DNC faithful....but lets not forget, they are the clear minority within our political system.


43 posted on 07/26/2004 8:40:30 AM PDT by Badeye ("The day you stop learning, is the day you begin dying")
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To: DustyMoment

I don't believe a Kerry presidency will doom the Republic. I despise Kerry-called his fellow soldiers baby killers in order to advance his political career. He is despicable man...no doubt. I am a Bush supporter all the way. However, we survived Carter and Clinton ( four years for Carter and two years for Clinton with an all Dem congresses in place), we can survive this turkey. In the horrifying event that flip flop is elected, we must fight his marxist policies tooth and nail as Gingrich fought Clinton in 1996. Even Bob Dole fought against Clinton-Mr. Compromise himself.

We must make sure that Kerry doesn't get to nominate super radical judges to the bench (the Demons have denied Bush's judges and set an ugly precedent which Republicans can and should follow). When the next election comes, we must deny Kerry a second term. Our Republic has withstood worse than Kerry. We will continue-no matter what. Of course, it would be a miserable, tough four years-no doubt about that. I fear Americans would die..because of terrorism. An appeaser in the White House is a green light to terrorism.

However, this country has survived war with Britain (twice) in its's infancy, a devastating civil war,Spanish American war,the Kaiser, Roosevelt (marxist-elected for three terms), the great depression, Nazism, Communism, Truman's pro-communist reign, the 60's radicals (remember the bomb planted at Macy's in New York at Christmas..)and of course 9-11. We are tough. We will survive Kerry if we must...However, I don't believe Kerry will win the election.


44 posted on 07/26/2004 8:44:28 AM PDT by nyconse
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To: DustyMoment

I think it depends.

If Kerry gets elected, I think he loses the press almost immediately. It will unify republicans, and if he is really serious about his 'soft on sovereignty' thing, he's going to lose his party.

The objective of Democrats isn't to get Kerry elected, it's to beat Bush. After that, if they want to hold power, they will likely have to throw guys like Moore off the wagon and govern to the right.

The center isn't going to cut it anymore. There will have to be another tax cut - a tax increase, no matter how it is dressed, will be out.

Kerry is also inheriting a good economy. Were it to fail in the first couple of years, R's would have both houses of Congress locked up to the nines.

Not in a million years would I vote for Kerry. If he wins, however, I don't think we are doomed.

I think he will do a Carter and lose the presidency for good, in landslide proportions for another 12 years.

As a side benefit, Hillary would be out, likely for good. Kerry would have to do Johnson and declare he wasn't running in 08.

No, there are worse things.

I think the Judiciary of the US would be in trouble. That I do believe.


45 posted on 07/26/2004 8:59:53 AM PDT by RinaseaofDs (War is the remedy our enemies have chosen. And I say let us give them all they want)
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To: beaureguard
Boortz rules.

I'll never forget the time he eviscerated Phil Donahue and the lefty Donahue audience members who tried to take him on shortly before the Donahue show was canceled.

They didn't know what hit them. It was an annihilation of epic proportions.
46 posted on 07/26/2004 9:09:49 AM PDT by Skooz (My Biography: Psalm 40:1-3)
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To: beaureguard

Boortz and Corinne? Brown (Rep from FL) are going at it right now.

Same ole same ole about the 2000 race, and how blacks were disenfranchised in 2000.


47 posted on 07/26/2004 9:25:47 AM PDT by beaureguard
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To: nyconse
However, this country has survived war with Britain (twice) in its's infancy, a devastating civil war,Spanish American war,the Kaiser, Roosevelt (marxist-elected for three terms), the great depression, Nazism, Communism, Truman's pro-communist reign, the 60's radicals (remember the bomb planted at Macy's in New York at Christmas..)and of course 9-11. We are tough.

We have survived all those things and more - but 9/11 aside, those were different times and a different population. With the liberal press leading the way, too many Americans are willing to compromise freedom, liberty, all of those things we once held dear to appease criminal terrorists. The press is dcrying the victories we have had in Iraq and Afghanistan as failures and counting the war dead as though those deaths were in the thousands versus the hundreds. IOW, we are NOT the same America that served so honorably to defeat communism and nazism in WWII.

We must make sure that Kerry doesn't get to nominate super radical judges to the bench (the Demons have denied Bush's judges and set an ugly precedent which Republicans can and should follow).

You're not serious. Republican politicians have a long history of NEVER duplicating Democrat obstructionist policies. IF Kerry should be elected (God forbid!), he will have free reign to appoint scores of judges to the bench and Republicans will perform their duty and confirm them - more liberal activist judges on the bench perverting the American judicial system. Look at the makeup of the current Republican leadership. Where is Newt Gingrich? Where is Bob Dole? Where is any Republican with the fortitude to stand up to the likes of Daschle, Pelosi, Kennedy, etc., etc.? We have no junkyard dogs on our team and there won't be a repeat of the 1994 revolution. Do you think Frist is up to the task? Hastert? Anyone? If Ahnold were eligible to run he's about the only Republican capableof taking on the Democrats and making a battle out of it.

I'd love to be as optimistic as you that we could survive a Kerry presidency, but I'm very pessimistic about the possibility. If we assume the worst case, that he serves for 8 years, appeasing, taxing, spending us out of existence, nothing short of a second civil war to permanently divide the US into two different nations, one comprised of conservatives and one comprised of liberals may leave any vestige of our once great Republic to posterity.
48 posted on 07/26/2004 10:34:21 AM PDT by DustyMoment (Repeal CFR NOW!!)
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To: DustyMoment

We can and must survive. If the Democrats win;it is the will of the electorate. Sometimes voters goof as in electing Carter and Clinton. We have had many peaceful transfer of power, and I expect many more.

Republicans can and have risen to the occasion. Think about Bob Dole-hardly a junkyard do-but he did fight Clinton successfully. He rose to the circumstances and did a splendid job of opposing Hillary health care and increased taxes (not one Republican voted for Clinton's tax increases-not even a Rino).

I do not believe, we will need a civil war...in order to repair damage done by Kerry. Nope, another election or two or three will suffice. Be of good cheer; I don't think Kerry will win.

Have you considered radical Dems feel as you do about President Bush? We must accept the next President-Bush or Kerry and support him in areas we can. The demonization of political opponents into monsters needs to stop-this threatens our republic far more than one man.


49 posted on 07/26/2004 11:54:19 AM PDT by nyconse
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To: beaureguard

So right.


50 posted on 07/26/2004 12:21:17 PM PDT by tiki
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To: RonDog; beaureguard
hahaha ! Thanks, RonDog!

Good article, Beaureguard! Thanks for posting.


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51 posted on 07/26/2004 12:58:36 PM PDT by MeekOneGOP (There is only one GOOD 'RAT: one that has been voted OUT of POWER !! Straight ticket GOP!)
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To: RonDog; beaureguard
So ... second question. Can Kerry voters be dangerous. Well now that would be a matter of opinion, wouldn't it? My opinion is that they very well can be, especially if there are enough of them out there to actually put Mr. Paper Cut Purple Heart into the White House with his trial lawyer pal. I consider Kerry to be dangerous to the future of our Republic, to freedom and to economic liberty. You may disagree. So be it. Consider, thought, my reasoning. Here's a brief list of the threats Kerry poses to our country, not necessarily in the order of their severity.

Kerry-Edwards are the #1 and #4 most LIBERAL Senators.
They are THE MOST LIBERAL ticket ever!:

John Kerry's Rating

Senator John Kerry (D)
Massachusetts
Democrat, Years of Service: 19

ACU Ratings for Senator Kerry:
Year 2003 13
Year 2002 20
Lifetime 5


John Edward's Rating

Senator John Edwards (D)
North Carolina
Democrat, Years of Service: 5

ACU Ratings for Senator Edwards:
Year 2003 13
Year 2002 30
Lifetime 12


52 posted on 07/26/2004 1:00:29 PM PDT by MeekOneGOP (There is only one GOOD 'RAT: one that has been voted OUT of POWER !! Straight ticket GOP!)
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To: nyconse

Trust me when I tell you that I appreciate your sentiments and wish that I shared them. I don't. The November election is about more than just a difference of political ideology, it is about the difference between good and evil. It is about electing a party of appeasers who have the support of Muslim radicals, terrorist supporters and oppressors of humand dignity and rights around the world versus electing a party that is almost the sole opposition to those same forces. It is the difference between supporting a policy of hate versus supporting a policy of optimism. When we talk about the hate that the left has, it is not the same as the hate one might have for broccoli, it is a hate of biblical proportions that encompasses morals, ethics, values and embraces the most extreme beliefs of humankind. It is the hatred of Beelzebub for God.

And, that's why I don't believe that the Republic can survive a Kerry presidency of any duration. Look at his record. Look at his past. Look at his history. Kerry is a man who made a career of preying on and snaring wealthy widows to improve his social and economic position, then lies about the advantages he has gained as a result. As a senator with 20 years of experience in the Senate, he has NOTHING to show for it except a lack of dust on his chair. He has nothing to show for his wretched life but a wealthy widow and 4 fraudulent months in a war that he managed to turn into a debacle. This is not a man who is worthy of the highest political office in our nation. He has earned nothing but our enmity and disdain.

A man like Kerry, with no ethics, morals or character to guide him will leave the American ship of state rudderless. We will be taxed into oblivion while billions of our dollars are thrown away to support every outrageous, leftist cause that exists. Think about electing Stalin or Ho Chi Minh as president. That's what we will get with Kerry. That's why I fear for our Republic.


53 posted on 07/27/2004 7:24:10 AM PDT by DustyMoment (Repeal CFR NOW!!)
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To: DustyMoment

I do not minimize the threat of a Kerry presidency. However, you assume he would be able to accomplish everything. No president ever has...not even the great Ronald Reagan or the despicable Bill Clinton. Clinton had two years with an all Democratic congress! Clinton was and is a great deal more likeable than Kerry. Kerry has very little charm or charisma. Also, I take comfort in the fact Kerry has accomplished nothing..in the Senate because this demonstrates he obviously does not know how to work with congress effectively. In terms of security, Kerry would be a disaster. I will not be flying (but then we aren't secure with that idiot Mineta in charge now). We must hope and pray, Kerry is not elected, However, if he is we must fight the good fight (under our system) and oust him as soon as possible. In our 200 plus years as a Republic, I am betting we have had men of worse character than Kerry assume the presidency (Clinton comes to mind) and survived. LOL- keep praying for the re-election of President Bush- a man of great character, decency and wisdom (wish he was more conservative, but hey you can't...always get what you want).

Terry


54 posted on 07/27/2004 8:51:59 AM PDT by nyconse
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To: Mark in the Old South

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The Nazi's never won a majority vote in Germany.
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But they did win enough of a vote to have enough seats to pull a coup.

They may not have been a majority party, but they were not insignificant. Germany was not a two-party government, and the Nazis controlled about 30% of the seats if I remember correctly. That's a sizable minority in a multi-party government.


55 posted on 07/27/2004 9:05:36 AM PDT by frgoff
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To: mtbopfuyn
You are absolutely correct. This will probably be the most important election of our lifetime. Here is a very brief summary of what is at stake.
1. The possibility of retirement for most of the SCOTUS Justices.
2. Single payer (Socialized) healthcare.
3. War on terror.
4. Sustained economic growth.
5. Same sex marrage.
6. Freedom or servitude.
56 posted on 07/27/2004 9:06:28 AM PDT by wjcsux (Don't be a girly man! Vote Republican!)
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To: frgoff

You are correct they were a significant party in a multi party system. In fact I was going to point out that fact in my post and then pontificate on the dangers of a multi party system but I thought I might stray too far off topic.


57 posted on 07/27/2004 9:14:19 AM PDT by Mark in the Old South
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To: beaureguard
From the article:

A man who would weaken the American economy through ratification of the Kyoto Treaty...

Sorry, presidents don't ratify treaties; the senate does. kerry was among those who voted Kyoto down 95-0 in 1997. He may now be claiming to be in favor of ratifying Kyoto but it's pretty obvious he was against it before he was for it.

58 posted on 07/27/2004 9:23:40 AM PDT by Bob
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To: DustyMoment

Sorry, I sent you a message meant for some one else..hit the wrong button...mea culpa.


59 posted on 07/27/2004 9:24:53 AM PDT by nyconse
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To: nyconse

Okey-dokey.


60 posted on 07/27/2004 10:31:19 AM PDT by DustyMoment (Repeal CFR NOW!!)
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