[Citizen Soldier]

Excellent!

[gitmogrunt]

The current crop of scaredy cat republicans in congress, with the exception of a very few, have a bad case of Rockefeller Republicanitis,which can be fatal in off year elections.

[DCPatriot]

Thanks for the ping on this, GLGB. Would have missed it.

[cubreporter]

Good for Tony. He's right. We've been weakened by a lot of gutless GOP'ers. We send back the request for funds now.

[wardaddy]

Guess Tony Snow is now a traitor too...lol


I haven't looked downthread yet....is he being roasted yet as a fool and disloyal etc?

hope no one calls him Paleo...the horror

[Sunsong]

I hope that someone in Congress listens to Tony Snow. This is a time in our history when we need to be speaking out and taking action that leads to less reliance on government.

Government is not the savior that so many Americans think it is. They can do so much better for themselves than government will ever think of doing for them - let alone actually do for them. The GOP is missing in action on this historic opportunity!

[Reaganwuzthebest]

The GOP does have some very strong-minded conservatives who want to do the right thing for the USA on important issues like trade, globalism, spending and immigration but I'm afraid the Rockefeller Republicans are running the show.

[nutmeg]

FoxFan ping!

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[montag813]

Virtually every time the ACLU files a lawsuit, Democrats lose supporters. Despite these advantages, however, the GOP founders

Virtually every time the ACLU "wins", the ruling itself is unconstitutional. Such as the Federal rulings regarding State involvement in prayer or the Ten Commandments. No Federal judge has any jurisdiction whatsoever in determining whether a State legislature can start sessions with denominational prayers, unless Congress specifically prohibits it. It is a violation of the 1st and 10th Amendments. But the GOP won't do the obvious--nullification.
For example, Indiana Republicans must SAY CLEARLY they will IGNORE the recent ruling outlawing such prayers. Similarly, the President has no obligation to enforce any ruling of the SCOTUS which he himself determines to be in violation of the Constitution. Nullification is the answer to quickly cut the liberal judicial coup off at the knees.

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

You guys and gals already knew this but im pinging ya to let you know someone finaly said it out loud !

Pings

[hummingbird]

TS...on the mark! We desperately need several "Hammers."

[nicmarlo]

Politicians who run just to protect incumbency may save their seats, but only by destroying their party's heart and soul. If you really want to build lasting power in politics, you need to forget about mere incumbency -- and remember the principles that got you elected in the first place.

Bump!

[proud American in Canada]

Wow! I've been so busy I didn't see this until now, but I am certainly glad I caught it, and that you posted it.

[jaime1959]

Amen, Tony!

[dalebert]

I'm glad somone in the media finally said it. They are cowards and not doing what they were elected to do.

[Jackknife]

Ping!

[alrea]

Bush insiders even began boasting about "big government" conservatism -- oblivious to the fact that big government does not conserve or preserve; it crushes and digests, devouring institutions that challenge its supremacy.

Tony Snow for President.

[alrea]

you need to forget about mere incumbency

and forget socialists in the media

[aberaussie]

bttt

[FreeReign]

Republicans drew the wrong morals from the decline and fall of Newt Gingrich. They thought his boldness got him in trouble, and chose to crib plays from the Bill Clinton playbook -- tacking left, at least oratorically, so as to appease, rather than confront, their critics. Hence, George W. Bush's "compassionate conservatism"

Let's not rewrite history. Newt in '95 had his head handed to him. Week after week in '95 the MSM dug into the conservative Contract with America and they dug into Newt. Week after week the polls got lower for Newt until he was left a neutered Newt. Conservatism and Contract were left in shambles.

Were the polls correct? Did the electorate run away from Newt and his contract? If the polls were correct, then why should any politician give a rats rear-end about conservatism?

2008 is approaching. The MSM is losing power. Talk radio and the Internet are now places where many can get unbiased information.

All you folks want to try this all over again. All you folks want to see a good conservative running for president in 2008 and a contract with America-type congressional run in 2006.

Maybe now's the time -- maybe.