Hard Core Republicans Are Fleeing President

The Washington Post ^ | May 11, 2006 | JIm VandeHei and Peter Baker

[antceecee]

Pinging La Dita... interesting post.

[KJC1]

Why don't you guys stuff Hillary and Kerry up one of your personal orifaces

Stuff it up your own. After all, YOU guys will be the ones putting them in office/oriface.

[luvbach1]

I saw the authentic Mexican document via the Drudge link on which the ranch was named, along with the name of the owner. And no, we never announced the location of our HQ or exactly where we would be. More often than not disinformation was issued to deceive the crazies.

[maine-iac7]

http://www.whitehouse.gov/infocus/immigration/

Yep. Let the rats get control - that'll teach 'em good.

watch the rats execute their plan to deep-six the electoral college and see what happens - the red state votes will NOT COUNT...wake up and smell the roses.

[Howlin]

If you'd care to do a little research you'd find out that every generation pays for something from generations before.

This AMAZES me that people who were born and raised in this country do NOT acknowledge that and you, as a naturalized citizen, DO!

Where the hell do they think the interstates came from?

[MaineVoter2002]

Yes we can do the math, but doing math is not necessary. All the average American needs to realise (and they have) is that for the first time ever millions of illegals have marched in the street demanding this and demanding that and the conservative-bashers look on with glee as these criminals marched with their "today we march tomorrow we vote" signs.

If a few years ago these marches were predicted for the future we would have assumed that it surely would have happened under a liberal Kennedy-type President.

[Fudd Fan]

The guy aint perfect... but hey, the economy is rocking (even under nasty energy prices) and he is keeping 1.5B idiots from NUKING OUR A$$E$.

Bears repeating... colorful way to put it, but I agree with every word.

[ground_fog]

The media attempts to divide the Republican party are increasing daily now-looks like it is working

[Penner]

There are also significant pockets of conservatives turning on Bush and Congress over the their failure to tighten immigration laws, restrict gay marriage and to put an end to the Iraq war and the rash of political scandals, according to lawmakers and pollsters.

And here's another one:

The "roaring" economy that seems only able to create low-wage service jobs.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Don't tell me you don't actually believe Lou Dobbs is about to do to Fox, what Fox did to CNN?

He's not even close.

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Wanna bet?

http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/ratings/april_s_dobbs_close_to_hume_in_demo_36267.asp

He's doing *exactly* what Fox News did to CNN, and what Rush Limbaugh did to all of radio. He's being a true conservative, in that most capitalist of ways - he's providing a product that people want.

Debbs is saying what a lot of people BELIEVE.

And he's going to win more viewers every week until someone else realizes what's happening.

It really is just like the MSM. On topic. Carefully pretending there's no controversy. CNN in 1995, studiously spinning while the network president dined with William Jefferson and slept in the Whitehouse.

Nothing to see here. Move along.

Pay no attention to that broadcaster behind the curtain...

[Conservative Goddess]

And I suggest that the entitlement mentality is running roughshod over the sense of personal responsibility....to the detriment of the entire country.

My 72 year old mother is perfectly capable of paying for her medicines, yet she was forced into the program. My children will pay for this stupidity for the rest of their lives.

The comparison to war bonds is inapposite....that effort benefited the entire country...then, and now. The medicare prescription drug benefit is a direct transfer from younger generations to older generations....a claim on the fruits of their labor with no concommitant obligation to return any portion of it to them. NONE. That's redistributive socialism dressed up as compassionate conservatism.

[luvbach1]

I won't try to teach Repubs a lesson. I will vote Republican as usual.

[Howlin]

Who is "you guys" and what the hell are you talking about?

[SoCalPol]

Thank you onyx, I know you understand the big picture of the issue having lived here for so many yrs.

The trolls don't want to have a two sided discussion.
they are on a mission and it ain't to find out facts.

[maine-iac7]

I'm looking for an independent or third party to support.

Translation: "I'm looking to throw my vote away and in so doing, give it to the rats"

[tobyhill]

The importance of the issue is that it will cost $2.2 billion just for a fence on the southern border which will take congressional appropriations and how to get the Rats and RINOs from obstruction knowing it will take 60 votes in the Senate. With all these "I'll stay at home babies", where is the solution to getting the 60 votes for the money? Even if there is money for a fence appropriated then the "I'll stay at home babies" will cry about something else.

[ilovew]

No, what I'm saying is talk to your representatives. Vote for conservatives in the primary. But do NOT let the rats take control.

[RasterMaster]

"you guys"

Smells like troll funk to me!

[Fudd Fan]

I got that... just wanted to put a finer point on it. Good post.

[CedarDave]

Sort of makes me think we have sleeper trolls, right here on FR.

I think you were talking to one. He's another sign up from September/October '04. You and I may have differences on this issue, but we don't resort to insults and name calling.