[JennysCool]

You make good points, as always.

As for me it comes down to this: I have seen the Democrats in power; I have seen the Republicans in power; they may not be perfect, God knows, but I’ll take the GOP every time.

And we’d better win back Congress, too.

[Man50D]

I have seen the Republicans in power; they may not be perfect, God knows, but I’ll take the GOP every time.

They are becoming more alike as time passes. The socialists have controlled the Democrats for a long time and are gaining control of the Republicans. They are essentially one party. Conservatives need to restore the two party system by forming their own party.

[NormsRevenge]

we’d better win back Congress, too.

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It’s always the conservative that gets blames for the failings of others in the party, it seems.. and keep in mind, the GOP has chosen to stay on its current direction on some key policies under its latest leadership.

If and when they don’t deliver which is all too likely with their track record of late in neither taking the fight to the dems and stopping this obsession with moderate mushiness and comprehensive immigration reform which alienates a lot more folks than it draws to the GOP, then watch the bloodbath here and who is wielding the axes and get the heck out of the way if you can is my advice.

[MplsSteve]

Well put, very well put.

[Ol' Sparky]

And we’d better win back Congress, too.

There is no chance of that if RINO Rudy gets into the White House. In fact, a Giuliani Presidency will entrench the GOP into the minority and likely drive southern social conservatives back to the Democratic party, who will continue to run social conservatives in red states as they did in the last election.

A Giuliani Presidency will take the GOP back to the "good old days" of the 1970s when there was a Democrat-dominated congress and liberal Republican in the White House.