[Stoat]

Wonderful! Thanks very much for posting. I forwarded it to all of my email friends :-)

[codyjacksmom]

This is a wonderful read. Thanks for posting it.

[Neanderthal]

"Butch and Sundance will not be taking a trip down the aisle in their lifetimes . . ."

LOL! This guy gets it.

[Anti-Bubba182]

Once again in bold!

".."Dude, here’s our country!" That is what real Americans told Michael Moore, the hygienically challenged human hamburger whose Pravda-style propaganda has earned him more fans in Cannes than in all 50 states of the Union. Now he wants Hillary Clinton to challenge for the Democratic nomination in 2008. Great idea: an East Coast, liberal, feminist überbitch that might have been computer-realised by Karl Rove, to leave the Democrats with just California, Massachusetts and New Jersey. Bring her on!.."

What a rant! Hillary Clinton will polarize the country just short of(I hope) Lincoln before the Civil War. If the Democrats want a motivated electorate, nominate her.

As the Democrats have just learned, a motivated electorate can work both ways.

[rhombus]

This was a good read but I'm not sure I buy the premise as anti-abortion & stem-cell research being the sole motivator for Bush's win. Iraq and the lies on the part of the left about Iraq may also have offended a moral America. We do not want another Vietnam and Kerry/CBS/NYTimes et al did their best to lie a war that has a moral intent to free people into something vile and sinful. While the conduct of "winning the peace" may be flawed, there was no credible alternative and Americans knew liberal cut and run would win the day with Kerry. Lies about Iraq were also immoral and morality is not just about being pro-life or anti-gay marriage even among people who attend church. This is spin.

[mewzilla]

Thanks for posting Mr. Warner's work.

[lainde]

LOVE his way with words.."Uberbitch" nails it! Got my new tagline...

[woofer]

"Dude, here’s our country!"

I smell a tag-line!

[Jim Noble]

And is it not strange that this nation of Luddites and scientific illiterates can send probes to the farthest reaches of the solar system, while enlightened Britain can barely run a train up the West Coast line from London to Glasgow?

Ouch!

[JoeGar]

Well-written, old chap. Here, here.

[DBeers]

;)

[Pio]

"Among weekly churchgoers, Bush scored 61%, Kerry 39%. This broke down into 70% of Protestants, 56% of Catholics. The latter have had their moral and doctrinal sensitivities blunted by Vatican II, yet there are signs that even Catholics indoctrinated by Justice ’n’ Peace guff are on the turn. "

I love it, the guy writes a great political article and slams Vatican II at the same time.

[I_dmc]

Michael Moore...hygienically challenged human hamburger...

Gotta love it!

[MEG33]

While purist conservatives examine their navels on another thread about how much bigger the margin of victory would have been if only this or that had been done..I want to enjoy this GREAT article..

WE WON!

[Pusterfuss]

The whole vile, patronising agenda of the bespectacled drabby wimmin, the Florida conspiracy bores, the wine-bar Europhiles and the Hollywood freak show has been trashed. Infanticide is out of fashion; embryos may not be cannibalised much longer; Butch and Sundance will not be taking a trip down the aisle in their lifetimes. Consider it shoved, lady.

Life is good.

[Rastus]

This guy's Steyn good! Bravo!

an East Coast, liberal, feminist überbitch

A particular apt assessment. LOL.

[Maigrey]

Ouch. That's going to leave quite a few marks.

[Cvengr]

...As forecast in this column last week, America’s Christian and cultural conservatives came out fighting and reclaimed their country. ...those lines of voters were not The People - just people, the mainstream Americans with whom the Democrats are now hopelessly out of touch. They were mostly Christians; but they were not, for the most part, bible-thumping disciples of white-suited tele-evangelists ......The East Coast and Californian liberals had made a science of provocation.

This appears to be a common theme amongst liberal leaning political science interpretters. This interpretation is also echoed amongst American liberals.

Be prepared for many liberal unbelievers to now focus on buttressing their positions in religious overtones with the primary intent of gaining power, while ignoring the consequences of scarring their souls. I suspect many, many, many false doctrines which have only been pronounced by those who hate believers, will now be advocated by the liberal elite in an attempt to 'tactfully' influence the beliefs of the popular vote.

For these reasons, Christians within America need to be more alert and studious of Scripture on a daily basis. Past Scriptural arguments which appeared to only discern between denominations are more likely to become issues between secular power structures, not in an attempt to remain faithful to God through Christ, but in an attempt to advocate one human institution over another.

[AndyJackson]

That people in the 21st century ... vote on abortion, stem-cell research and homosexual ‘marriage’, instead of ... medical welfare, gender equality and closer engagement with Europe had the liberal élite.

He misses a point. The vote was for a party that opposed more government programs (they were morally reprehensible as well) and against a party that was only interested in the further expansion of more government programs to expand the nanny states reach into the wallets, lives and free time of the people. The revolution is against the professional policy wonks who think they know better how we should spend our time and money than we ourselves. It is on the set of people who view the set of unennumerated powers retained by the people as being a null set rather then everything that wasn't specifically given to the congress.

[AndyJackson]

when they could be supporting measures that would put an extra $500 in their pockets

And which state had a measure to give the people back and extra $500 per taxpayer??