"My biggest fear is that if a fignt were to take place in the Senate and the republicans will, without a doubt, cave in again."
If that's the reality with this line-up of GOP senators, then we need them to cave. On record.
How else can conservative republicans begin the process of overthrowing incumbant GOP senators? There needs to be a tangible rallying issue.
Bush, by giving cover to the Specters, Warners and Grahams out there, works *against* changing the status quo, and becomes part of the problem himself.
If that's the reality with this line-up of GOP senators, then we need them to cave. On record.
How else can conservative republicans begin the process of overthrowing incumbant GOP senators? There needs to be a tangible rallying issue.
Yup. You got it, Frank. We frequently hear people say about those on the left, "How can they keep electing that Teddy Kennedy/Barney Franks/Barbara Boxer, et al?". At least those pukes actually represent their liberal extremist constituents. We, however, keep electing McCains and Specters and Snowes and the like who actually work against the Conservative platform in all their middle mushiness. Cheerleading for your side when it is WRONG is, well, just WRONG.