The problem is more than just Bush, it’s the entire party. Yes, we are losing the battle against the UN, which is our enemy. We are losing a lot of battles these days. We are losing almost as many battles to Republicans as to Democrats.
Could it be that Republican politicians are ignoring the base these days because they think too much of the base stays home or votes third party? Just asking. Do they think the base is too small to influence the RINOs, who are perhaps the majority of Republican politicians these days? Again, just asking. Politicians do a lot of internal polling that we don’t see. Most aren’t leaders, they are followers, we know that.
Perhaps, just perhaps, we are losing the battle of ideas at this time. That doesn’t mean we are wrong, it means we aren’t getting our ideas across to enough voters. Which could be why we have this current spineless Congress, and why we may see the Clintons in the White House again.
You suggest it's the fault of the American people or the base that our sovereignty and independent nationalism are being auctioned off?
If they believe that, they should resign now, or start packing because they won't be there in another cycle.
Trying to cobble a win by straddling the middle only works for a while. Eventually the opposing party puts up a candidate who simply cops a few issues and says, "why vote for a fake when you can have the real thing?".
Since Mr. Bush's sympathies clearly lie with the ideas and concepts of the Internationalists of the Socialist Party (that's all the modern "Democrats" are, since about 1928), it ain't gonna be long now for him and his buds.
Unfortunately a lot of damage done will be undoable, a fact that Teddy understands.
Bit nauseating to see that guy smirking and laughing while the hapless remaining Republicans fight a delaying action against "their own" President.