[Issaquahking]

The left, like rust, never sleeps. It is a battle that depends upon excellent swordsmanship from conservative country. Being a republican is not a prerequisite to being conservative, consider great people like Zell Miller for starters.

J.C. Watts summed it up pretty clearly "Being conservative menas doing the right thing, even when no one is looking". If we all follow that lead, we are on a good start to saving our country.

Getting President Bush re-elected proved to me Americans have critical thinking skills, and know what to do behind the curtain. Let's continue the battle in broad daylight.

[Issaquahking]

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[Issaquahking]

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[farmfriend]

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[B4Ranch]

>>Being a republican is not a prerequisite to being conservative<< It used to be. Also being a fiscal conservative was regarded as a step higher than most. They have buried themselves with debt to remain in office.

Is that the solution?

[SierraWasp]

She forgot to mention how they load the whole situation with "STAKEHOLDERS! (aka "claimjumpers!") Such as "groups" with "Commission" in their name even though no one in authority ever "commissioned" them in the first place!

I can certainly vouch for what this lady is describing, having experienced thousands of hours of this "facilitation" up close and personally!!!

This stuff has been going on in my county for over a decade around general planning and land use in a smashing attempt to beat down the people's control of their private property and to further the domination of the public sector over the private sector in general.

Neighboring counties and cities have been under the same orchestrated attacks, as well. The agitation NEVER stops!!!

Now that they've got us "contained" in Schwarzenegger's Sierra-Nevada Conservancy, it'll make their job just that much easier.

[hedgetrimmer]

Thanks for posting this.

We Americans are currently seeing the consensus process operate in most of our government meetings.

They set most arguments, like the pro-FTAA crowd, as a dialectic, which makes it hard for most Americans get a grip on the issue and do what is right for the country.