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Where are the Republicans, you ask?

I think there would be a lot more Republicans stepping up if we felt that we had a conservative President to support. But sadly, we don't.

George W. Bush has become almost an anti-conservative. He seems obsessed with breaking down and ultimately eliminating our Southern border, allowing anyone and everyone to come here with practically no questions asked. There are 10,000 students from Saudi Arabia on their way here to study in our universities. I wonder how many budding jihadists are in that group?

This administration has also been one of the biggest spenders in history.
The Medicare drug plan will cost us TRILLIONS of dollar. A true conservative would never support such lunatic spending.
The president has vetoed exactly one bill in over six years, a new record low.
Not once has he fought back against the socialists who want to take over our country and spend it into the ground. He seems to want to give them just about anything they want, including unlimited amnesty for illegal invaders.

The Iraq war, which focused originally on removing Saddam as a threat to our national security, has expanded into a new crusade to bring democracy to the entire Middle East, and by extension, to the rest of the world.
This kind of global imperialism is totally opposed to the conservative ideal.
Woodrow Wilson, who was anything but conservative, would have loved it.

I will admit that he made at least one good choice for the Supreme Court, and that was Samuel Alito. And the president seems to be at least nominally pro-life.

But for the life of me, I can't find anything else conservative about the man.