[Halfmanhalfamazing]

You know, just earlier today I was jokingly talking to someone about how I can see the liberal media going around and putting out the notion that the loss-election was a loss for conservative ideology.........

While not as direct as I was expecting, I think this fits that bill.

Not only that, and this is the fun part. Look at page two. They quote this friggin guy..........

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^"I think if they want to be a viable party in two years the Republicans will need to clean house. The party would have to be purged (of the 'Christian Right')," said Mark Crispin Miller, an author and professor of culture and communication at New York University.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

If you google his name, look at his blogspot. No, on second thought, don't look at it.

http://www.markcrispinmiller.blogspot.com/

This guy is a kook. A KOOK! Moonbat! Jeez. Though I missed that admission from Reuters. Thought, that's typical in such hitpieces. Quote rabid leftists without tagging them as such. No, he's some objective bystander.

I hate the media. I really do. Their dishonesty will always bother me.

[weegee]

Nice try DUmass Media. Why not be blunt and say this was a call for godless Communism in America?

[ARCADIA]

This article has it backwards. It's the Religious Right that will re-evaluate the Republican party.

First the Religious Right does not like corruption and Republican party has a lot of it.

Second, it's becoming increasingly obvious that a hypocritical, cynical attitude towards the values of the Religious Right is prevalent in the highest levels of the Republican Party. I can't imagine that the Religious Right likes being played for fools.

Finally, the Religious Right is growing increasingly green and this is at odds with the Republican moneyed interests.

I am not saying they will switch parties. But, they are not going to be as easily played as before.

[RoadTest]

Instead of trying to please this faction and that faction, why don't they just do what's right? I don't think George Washington took any polls to become the most popular President we have ever had.

[narses]

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[bmwcyle]

Hello out there is RNC land. The swing voters were mostly women.

[pray4liberty]

This moonbat obviously doesn't realize that the Christian Right voters are the "values voters" the Dems courted this past election. They voted for pro-life, pro-marriage and pro-gun Dem candidates. Values voters vote for the person, not the party.

[HitmanLV]

To be fair, some of the alienated no-show portion of the conservative base were very religious folks.

It is a legit question for us to ask them, and for them to ask themselves, specifically what do they want that we can build a national consensus on.

Their political goals are important, if they are realistic. Stuff that strongly appeals to 1/4 of the electorate, doesn't interest another 1/4, and alienates another 1/2 just won't fly.

[Nancee]

"The party would have to be purged (of the 'Christian Right'),..."

They try to the purge the party of this element, and the party if really done for!!!

Nancee