[Aquinasfan]

But he does have some very questionable actions/proposals that should make any conservative question what is going on.

They're very minor, bordering on the insignificant, making me question the motivations of the anti-Keyesteristas, especially considering the fact that Alan is the greatest exponent of conservatism today.

[Sabertooth]

They're very minor, bordering on the insignificant, making me question the motivations of the anti-Keyesteristas, especially considering the fact that Alan is the greatest exponent of conservatism today.

Greater than Buckley, Sowell, Will, Schlafly, Steyn, Coulter, Hanson, Gaffney, Malkin, etc.?

Am I an A-K for even asking?

I'm glad I don't have to vote in Illinois, because it would be painful to enter the booth this November. It's all rather moot, though, because Keyes is done. The lunacy of race-based tax exemptions can't be excused, and won't be. It's so self-destructive that one can only wonder how Keyes would melt down if elected to the Senate, and how often.

Keyes started off with carpet baggage, and proceeded to chain himself to the reparations anvil before walking off a Lake Michigan dock.

[joesbucks]

Again, my point, if the proposals and actions advanced by Alan Keyes was from Obama or any other democrat, there would have been a collective "just another case of proof of how the dems/liberals are destroying our country." Because they are advanced by Alan Keyes, certain people have spun, justified and by other means chocolate coated his "cow pie" actions and ideas. Friends, if they are cow pies, no matter how you coat them, they are still cow pies.

Now, that's not to say Obama is the better candidate. But we do need to hold Alan accountable for his actions that are questionable. We would do that with a liberal/democrat or rino. Why not Alan.