[Betaille]

"What do you want? Do you want the President to withdraw Miers nomination?"

Uh.. yeah. I think it's virtually unanimous among conservatives at this point.

"If he will not what do you want to do? Stay home in the 2006 election? Waste your vote for a moronic third party?"

No. I will still vote and vote Republican. I realize that the Dems are far worse. However, many conservatives that are less politically involved will be dejected by this and stay home. Also, many conservative donors will with-hold their checks for 2006.
Mark my words. If Harriet Miers is confirmed to the supreme court, 2006 will be a DISASTER for Republicans.

[Howlin]

I think it's virtually unanimous among conservatives at this point.

I've noticed people keep having to remind you you're not speaking for ALL conservatives.

You're barely speaking for 27 percent of the conservaties on FR, which has a HIGH number of conservatives; that ought to be a CLUE to you that you're out of touch.

[jveritas]

I have marked a lot of stupid words made by doom and gloom people like you for the last four years, and they have been wrong all the time.

[ARCADIA]

No. I will still vote and vote Republican. I realize that the Dems are far worse. However, many conservatives that are less politically involved will be dejected by this and stay home.

I don't believe in rewarding incompetence. If the GOP screws up I will vote for the opposition. Preferably, another Republican, or conservative; but, if none is available then a Democrat. It will hurt for a few years; but, then come the next election we will have a fresh batch of new waggly tailed Republican conservatives who are ready to actually do more then give ground. The only way to get rid of RINOs is to vote them out of office, and until we do that, we deserve exactly what we get.

[naden25]

I read that Harriet Miers donated $1000 to Hillary's campaign in 2000. 'Nuff said.