Posted on 11/10/2005 10:52:52 AM PST by johnmecainrino
Look no further at all our problems than this group. Until we kick them out kicking and screaming this party is dead.
Check out the website it will make any conservative angry.
Republican Main Street Partnership Congressional Members 109th Congress
Sen. Lincoln Chafee, Rhode Island Sen. Norm Coleman, Minnesota Sen. Susan Collins, Maine Sen. Johnny Isakson, Georgia Sen. John McCain, Arizona Sen. Lisa Murkowski, Alaska Sen. Gordon Smith, Oregon Sen. Olympia Snowe, Maine Sen. Arlen Specter, Pennsylvania Sen. Ted Stevens, Alaska
Rep. Charles Bass, New Hampshire Rep. Judy Biggert, Illinois Rep. Sherwood Boehlert, New York Rep. Mary Bono, California Rep. Jeb Bradley, New Hampshire Rep. Ginny Brown-Waite, Florida Rep. Ken Calvert, California Rep. Dave Camp, Michigan Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, West Virginia Rep. Michael Castle, Delaware Rep. Thomas Davis, III, Virginia Rep. Charlie Dent, Pennsylvania Rep. David Dreier, California Rep. Vernon Ehlers, Michigan Rep. Mark Foley, Florida Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen, New Jersey Rep. Jim Gerlach, Pennsylvania Rep. Wayne Gilchrest, Maryland Rep. Paul Gillmor, Ohio Rep. Kay Granger, Texas Rep. David Hobson, Ohio Rep. Nancy Johnson, Connecticut Rep. Timothy Johnson, Illinois Rep. Sue Kelly, New York
Rep. John R. Kuhl, New York Rep. Mark Kirk, Illinois Rep. Jim Kolbe, Arizona Rep. Ray LaHood, Illinois Rep. Steven LaTourette, Ohio Rep. Jim Leach, Iowa Rep. Jerry Lewis, California Rep. Frank LoBiondo, New Jersey Rep. Jim McCrery, Louisiana Rep. Tom Osborne, Nebraska Rep. Thomas Petri, Wisconsin Rep. Todd Platts, Pennsylvania Rep. Jon Porter, Nevada Rep. Deborah Pryce, Ohio Rep. Jim Ramstad, Minnesota Rep. Ralph Regula, Ohio Rep. Joe Schwarz, Michigan Rep. Christopher Shays, Connecticut Rep. Robert Simmons, Connecticut Rep. Michael Turner, Ohio Rep. Fred Upton, Michigan Rep. Greg Walden, Oregon Rep. James Walsh, New York Rep. Curt Weldon, Pennsylvania Rep. Jerry Weller, Illinois
You want to look at everything that has gone wrong in the last 5 years look at this group. They are traitors to our party. After we won big in 94 the rino's got together scared that conservative agenda was gaining momentum and wanted to stop it right then and there.
This group was worried after the elections that our gains would help us pass ANWR. They call themselves republicans but hope for the defeats of conservatives and cringe at the thought of 218 conservative members in the house.
This group negotiated with the leaders of our party to get ANWR out of the deal. They are to blame. They have hijacked our party. They stop anything from getting done and make us look weak.
The Dems have dino coalition that negotiates with an outside group with their leadership. Pelosi wants to kick out Jane Harman for being a semi moderate. The dems are all together voting against the budget.
This rino group has taken away our ability to be united and has sabotaged us. America thinks we have the majority so when it nothing happens we get blamed. We don't have the majority. I'd rather be in the minority and be a loyal opposition.
This group are such traitors that Chafee is talking about fillabustering Alito.
There should be mass protests outside the offices of this group in D.C. They were the ones that got Specter elected and called Toomey extreme. We need to raise money to Toomey's group to defeat all rino candidates in primary and put this group out of business. There is a cancer in our party until we clean up the traitors in our party.
I'd rather lose to the dems than be backstabbed by these traitors. They purposefully stay republicans to get together in their group and backstab us.
ANWR is currently a useless wide-open space filled with almost nothing. What we need is ANWR left a wide-open space filled with a few very productive oil wells and pumping stations.
So, what's your option? Go along to get along? Wake up.
Turn ANWR over to Alaska by EO. Yes, the congress can only "approve" doing that, but what are the 535 primadonnas gonna do if the prez does it? Impeach him? Not bloody likely!
You have NO IDEA how hard I or anyone else, for that matter, might have worked for a recent Republican governor candidate who just got his a** kicked, so DON'T LECTURE ME about "getting off my butt" and "whining." I don't need to be lectured by the likes of you. You RINOs need to rediscover what the base of the Republican Party is, or you are dooming yourselves to permanent minority party status - which seems to be where you're most comfortable.
So, after tearing up, polluting, developing, chopping down, drilling everyplace else--that's all we have left to preserve, and they want to take that too.
Well too bad.
It's like a little kid when their mother tells them here's a handful of cookies, and that's all you get until tonight after dinner, so make them last--
And the kid gobbles them down anyway, then goes crying to mother he's out of cookies.
Well, too bad.
I would be glad to leave ANWR alone, if we can find millions of good crude in another area? How about your back yard? Are you willing to switch your land for ANWR?
I can't believe that Republicans were responsible for taking ANWR out of the recent House bill. These legislators are listed by name on www.freerepublic.com and I must say I am pleased to see your name not mentioned as one of the RINOS (Republicans In Name Only). We finally got a republican majority in the House, Senate, and control of the White House and now we act like we are in the minority. There was a reason we wanted total control, to finally get sensible legislation passed. That means not foolishly wasting taxpayer money on things like the Alaska "bridge-to-no-where". Enacting permanent tax cuts, securing our borders, getting judges on the bench that interpret laws-not enact them. Your republican friends better wake up soon. ps. keep up the good work you are doing.
Foley and Stevens are for anwr drilling. Foley was just against the florida drilling.
Foley was one of Delay's best friends. He is a good conservative and so is Stevens. Carter told stevens that if he wanted anwr he could have it anytime in congress. It was a lie. Stevens is the best supporter of anwr.
Foley and Stevens just have their names as being members of the group. Maybe they like the social gatherings. But they are not really involved in the group's policy like the shays, bass, snowe, chafee, collins types are.
Couldn't find anything about ANWR on his site
http://www.house.gov/foley/
I did find this: "Mark has worked to ban drilling off the coast of Florida" Probably didn't like ANWR either.
With the money that oil companies would pay and the jobs they'd bring? Where do I sign?
only one southron in the bunch.....from Louisiana
Old news. Thread below has links to Republican Main Street organizations (there is more than one organization, the splt being useful for plausible deniability purposes).
GEORGE SOROS FUNDING ARLEN SPECTER! - Posted on 04/14/2004
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1117486/posts
You are too willing.
Well, if you put it that way, I'd swap my SUV for a bicycle first.
See what an incentive it is to conserve when it's not someone else's land--but one's own--being messed with?
I KNEW Isaakson would be trouble from the moment he won the primary.
I hope he is still one of Tom Delay's best friends. Mark Foley votes with us about 85% of the time considering he has to represent the Palm Beach County Creeps. His main Office is in Palm Beach Gardens.
Look again.... the senator from Georgia.
You sir assume WAY too much about a person and his beliefs who you don't even know. Beat your straw man elsewhere. What you have shown me is the kind of behavior from someone who would be the last person I'd want in a foxhole when times got tough. The "likes of me" thinks better of you. Thanks for fighting the good fight. Sorry you're a** kicked.
Staying home isn't enough. If you want a RINO out badly enough you'll vote for the Dem, however bad the Dem is, and get rid of him/her/it later. Only a Democrat has a chance of beating a RINO and staying home, or voting third party, is just a half measure.
I guess the point is, it's not my land. If Alaska were against it, I'd pay more attention.
And when ANWR runs out, where will you drill next?
Where will you drill when there is no oil left?
We'll have to stop acting like oil is limitless sooner or later.
How long do you want to postpone the inevitable?
The longer you wait, the worst it will be.
If there's oil in ANWR, leave it there.
At the very least it would be there for us in the event of a genuine national emergency--a war or something.
Instead so many spoiled people who have exhibited no self control, want to continue feeding their appetite for cheap oil by sucking up every bit of it in sight.
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