[Doc-Joe]

I think this echoes the emotions of many around here. Personally, I feel I judicial system has become a tool for the left, rather than a system by which justice is served. I see this as the "call to arms" we have been needing.

[Doc-Joe]

Typos will someday get the better of me: ...Personally, I feel the judicial...

[cmsgop]

Word, YO !!!!

[Jeff Chandler]

the Republicans are ... A nut-less bunch of faggots too timid to stand for what is right.

About sums it up.

And before any Republicans on this forum get their panties in a bunch, I mean Republican politicians.

[Mr_Moonlight]

the one juror who lamented the fact that they couldn't get Rove

Right there it should have been a mistrial.

[PISANO]

Tom Delay: Charged by some political hack: had to step down.
William Jefferson: Found with 90K of bribe money in freezer now on the Homeland Security Committee.

Sandy Burger steals then destroys TS docs from the Natl Archives: Slap on wrist and his security clearance is now RESTORED.
Scooter Libby has a faulty memory about some obscure leftist CIA employee and is now facing 25 years in prison.

Yes I say the courts have become a "TOOL" of the left!!!!

[CWOJackson]

It's difficult to muster the outrage when folks are so busy attacking Guliani and Romney...like the primary is tomorrow.

[Mr. K]

The one good thing about a Hilliary nomination... it will fire up conservatives in DROVES to vote against her.

Unless they stick a real RINO in there like Guliani. Anyone else notice how the liberal media is fawning all over a Guliani candidacy and trashed the heck out of anyone else?

The conventional wisdom seems to be that the republicans and democrats have about 30% support from the far left and right who will vote for them no matter what, and they can pander to the centrists for the winning vote. I disagree. I think true conservatives will stay home unless we are offered a choice between liberal and less liberal. I know I dont vote for ANY liberals.

He only ran against Hilliary once before and bowed out of the race half way through...

Guliani did great job in NYC cleaning up the streets and after 9/11, but his position as a conservative is very week besides that.

[freekitty]

I agree. I am sick of our country being held hostage by people professing to be good Americans.

[pax_et_bonum]

He's right.

...leftist, jihadist appeasing lump of cow dung.

lol!

[rlmorel]

100% Agreement.

[stockpirate]

God I love this stuff.

Nutless is not even how some of them are. I've seen women with more between their legs when it comes to standing up for something.

As I have posted here recently and took a lot of heat, many of our Republican leaders are spineless jellyfish.

Just want to get along with liberals and the press so the ylook good and people will like them.

Well it ain't going to happen, liberals hate us.

So get freakin over it and stop whining and now lets kick some behind in teh coming elections.

But first lets get some REAL Republicans to run!

[Miss Didi]

Rush had a great rant yesterday on our hunger for leadership. Many called the show asking him to do more, use his power to help the cause. This was part of his response:

The Republicans are out there trying to make Democrats like us and trying to prove that we're not what they say we are, and I know what it is. I'm with you on this. We are sick and tired of being on defense, are we not? We're totally sick and tired of reacting to things. That's where leadership comes in. Where's the offense? Now, I view myself as being on offense every day, but when you get a liberal news story or a bunch of liberal issues, you have to react to it. So in that way it's reactionary defensive, but we go on the offense here in the process of attacking it. But I think that's what this all adds up to.

If any of the presidential campaign staffs are listening to this program -- and what are the odds that they are? (Laughing.) Pretty high. The field is wide open here for somebody that can break out of all of this with an energy that translates to leadership, not just the pronunciation of where a candidate is on the issues, but an actual take-charge leadership. "I want to run this country because X," and don't be afraid to rip into the left. You know, every time George Bush has done it the last eight years, we have stood up and we have cheered and celebrated. We've prayed for more, and we don't get it much. He hasn't been ideological. We want whoever the nominee is to be an ideologue and to tell this country the truth about the Democrats and the left, rather than being afraid of doing that.

[the Real fifi]

Ahem--No one feels more outrage at the Libby debacle than I. Elect better Republicans. Threatening to w/draw support and funding is offering a gift to the enemy. Just saying. Turn your outrage elsewhere.

[tflabo]

This article should be mass distributed and a rallying cry foward. THe passion and fervor of it are evident. We must be vigilant,courageous and united to beat back the demonic forces using the liberals to undermine the great foundations of this nation. With the same spirit of the founding fathers who railed against unjust British rule let's fight to destroy the shackles of evil lunatics who would bring this nation to ruin. Gutless wimp GOP leadership must be replaced....McCain't, Goober Graham, Hagel Bagel etc....

[hoosierpearl]

I'm reading a book called "Triple Cross" which is about terrorism and Fitzgerald. According to that book he has done more than just be a rogue prosecutor, as if that wasn't bad enough. He was handling prosecutions against terrorists and he turned some biggies loose, people involved with 9-11. He dismissed a number of items of critical information and he could have stopped 9-11 if he had been doing his duty to this country.

There were more people involved in the problem, CIA people, and some FBI agents, but the author of this book pins most of the blame on Fitzgerald.

The author accused him of lying to the 9-11 commission.

If ever a prosecutor needed to be fired when Bush took office, this is the one.

[sionnsar]

So here we are. A man faces time behind bars because a rogue prosecutor bent on procuring a trophy for his mantle, with the willing assistance of a corrupt media, democrat henchmen and a hand picked jury from leftist central. A man facing time because he represented a policy and an administration that the leftists hate with an irrational, sick hatred. There is no underlying crime here.
...
It is time for the conservative majority in the Republican party to take control of this rudderless ship.
\...
We can only accomplish this if we as conservatives are united. We must, as the largest block in the Republican party, make them pay attention and do as we wish. We hold the power in this party. ...

ARE we the majority? I don't know. In my state, the liberal Republicans seen to hold sway, though we conservatives seem to have regained a few positions lately as a result of gross liberal Republican mismanagement.

But D-J, what's your plan for unifying across our differences, other than saying we need to unify -- and therein stating the obvious we all know? The Schaivo wars on FR were an example of the problem. Do you have a solution?

[freemike]

I am reading Levin's book "Men In Black." Highly recommend this book. Every major problem today facing our nation can be tied to a liberal activist judge,, abortion, illegal immigration, crime, voter fraud, you name it.

[sgtbono2002]

If a Democrat gets elected in 2008 I think we can rest assured that fitzergerald will get a big time job with the Government.

The President had to know this information from Armitage the same as Fitzgerald did. He should have shut fitzgerald down. Al he had to do was have a Press release and tell the world that Armitage did it and the thing would have been over.

[neverhillorat]

You may want to rethink calling Sen. McCain a coward.

[JOE6PAK]

"We must not fund the current Republican machine anymore. Money is the mother's milk of politics as they say. If we want real leadership to emerge in the once proud Republican party we will have to starve the current leadership".

Hitlery would just love this part.

WWRS..What would Rush say?