America Coming Together Comes Apart

National Review Online ^ | August 3, 2005 | Byron York

[BJClinton]

[George W. Bush]

I expect the Dims will change strategy now.

Next, they'll start supporting RINOs to try to water down the conservatism, such as it is, within the GOP. Once you've elected more RINOs to Congress, the ideological divide between Dims and GOP is a far smaller bridge to gap.

I don't expect they'll continue to fund such a blatantly losing strategy. And supporting RINOs is the best they can do now.

[Grampa Dave]

Some of our Trolls and Trolling Moles on Free Republic are losing their funding to post on Free Republic.

Now they will have to find another $oreA$$ phoney ngo to work for.

[HowardLSmith.ô¿ô]

It really does feel good to see that money out of their pockets!!!

[HowardLSmith.ô¿ô]

The Dems blindness to their obvious issues is one of their big weaknesses. But "blindness" can also be the rootcause of our inability to resolve some real issues and expand on our position.

For example, our leadership is "blind" to our obviously porous border and immigration problem. Why are our leaders refusing to respond to the increasing cries that we must be able to control immigration. Our National Security may be at risk from terrorists ambling across our border, but costs of uncontrolled immigration could also cripple us. The associated costs have crippled many border states and even threaten our social security and medicare systems.

So my message is that the Dems Blindness is not solely their problem. If we want to win again in 2008 we must open the blind eyes in Washington that are not seeing how uncontrolled immigration is threatening to change our very future.

[Chode]

HA ha...

[FreedomPoster]

BWAHAHAHA! That's classic.

Heck, I think I got more bang for my buck than Soros.

[Repealthe17thAmendment]

Russ Carnahan, son of Mel and the widow, won the seat in 2004. After the last census, they gerrymandered the district to include more of the liberal urban area, and less of the southeat Missouri area. Of course, I think he still would have won. For some reason, that name is still golden in Missouri.

Actually, Mel was not a bad governor, but the key to a decent Democrat is keeping them away from those sharks in Washington. I'm sure had Mel lived and won the Senate seat, he would have become like another Dick Durbin.

[TASMANIANRED]

Does give you a warm fuzzy feeling.

[TASMANIANRED]

Me too.

[international american]

an you say charge off?

[international american]

G L O A T

[dearolddad]

I thought America Coming Together was some sort of sex club.

[okie01]

and, no, my math is not wrong - bulk drug purchases and reinvesting the drug-dealers' DNC kickbacks into the vote-buy program.

Soros earns a promotional discount, does he not?