My positions aren’t etched in stone. That would be foolish. Conditions change.
The idea is to win so that the defective and dangerous clintons do not retake the White House, not that any particular R becomes president.
We should field the strongest R. To do any less would be irresponsible.
Hillary Clinton is a red herring -- if she manages to win the Dem primary, she will lose to any competent opponent.
We should field the strongest R. To do any less would be irresponsible.
Not if that "R" is a complete betrayal of conservatism. We gain NOTHING in that scenario.
Super post Mia, and you didn’t have to resort to name-calling or labeling those that disagree with you a “Treasonous Liberal”.
Tell that to God. He put his positions into stone. What is good and right today will be good and right tomorrow.
Conditions change.
Typically heard out of a 'progressives' mouth when talking about why we need Homosexual marriage after thousands of years of Marriage being Man and Woman! Typically heard out of a progressives mouth when talking about idiotic Sexual Harassment and Gun Control Laws! Typically heard out of a 'progressives' mouth when talking about hate crimes.
The idea is to win so that the defective and dangerous clintons do not retake the White House, not that any particular R becomes president.
In winning at all cost we become the Clintons.
We should field the strongest R. To do any less would be irresponsible.
So if we could get John Skarry, The Goreacle, or Bubba himself to run as a R, and they had the best chance of beating Hillary you would vote for them?
Wednesday, April 18, 2007 '08 Candidates: Consideration ABC News/Washington Post poll --------Definitely would NOT support-------- 54% 47% 45% 40% 36% 35% Romney McCain Clinton Giuliani Obama Edwards --------------------------------------------http://abcnews.go.com/images/US/1036a4Election.pdf
Clinton is one of the weakest Democrat candidates to come along in recent memory. Why would we increase her chances of success by nominating an equally-weak candidate like Romney, McCain, or Giuliani?