[ladyinred]

At first I was pleased when the media announced that this election was very much about values. Now I see they are going to use this information to falsely accuse and seriously bash Christians. Despicable.

[Liz]

We need to be aware that the "Uriah Heeps" are out there plotting and planning to co-opt the 2004 conservative victory for their own secret agendas.

The Uriah Heeps of the world would manhandle the social conservative victory----and dilute the presidential mandate conferred by proto-conservatives----for their own self-serving agendas.

The Uriah Heeps could care less for the rights of the unborn and the restoration of conservative values to our Nation-----the proto-conservative issues that drove millions of Christians to the polls. The agenda-laden, elliptical thinkers lurk in the shadows plotting ways to take over conservative victories. It ain't gonna happen. Any mucking up of our hard-won conservative victory will be met with fierce resistance.

Moral issues were this election's key to victory, and moral issues will set the agenda. Every card-carrying conservative worth his/her salt knows what "moral issues" means. Karl Rove knew where to get the "values voters" to give Bush the majorities he needed to win. Rove is not the only one who knows where the "values voters" are.

It's a new day. Libs and RINOS need to live with it.

[Dane]

At first I was pleased when the media announced that this election was very much about values. Now I see they are going to use this information to falsely accuse and seriously bash Christians. Despicable

Finklestein is sucking up to the liberal media elite. He helped run Jesse Helm's campaigns. He will be lauded as coming home, even though they won't question why Finklestein had no problem getting rich helping conservative candidates.

It's not a big deal though, 99% of people could care less who Finklestein is.