[George W. Bush]

It is an undeclared war, therefore an illegal war. That,in fact, is the righteous argument of many Republicans when Clinton wanted to bomb Kosovo.

Good grief. Were you lurking here during the vicious Xlinton attack on the Christians in the Balkans? We supported the soldier who refused the U.N. helmet, scorned Bush and McStain for publicly supporting the Bent-One-In-Chief, and generally had half a dozen calls daily for armed insurrection. We even had a few members receive visits from the Secret Service (when Xlinton was going to be within 50 miles of their home).

Or did you search out this info via Google or archive.org?

Anyway, you've made me nostalgic for FR's Golden Age, when Ron Paul was our reliable standard and when this was a truly constitutional forum. So many good conservatives no longer with us. We're so anemic now that we barely rate the name Republican. You would have enjoyed it here back then.

Your impression of FreeRepublic in its original anti-Xlinton mode is quite accurate. Of course, during the Bush era, we tend toward a lot of grumbling and making excuses for lib-lite policy from the GOP. Many believe if we only purge the more RINO elements of the GOP that all will be well. Of course, that's a good idea. But only a small-government liberty agenda is going to beat the Xlinton machine. Rockefellerism simply can't beat the libs at their own game.

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“But only a small-government liberty agenda is going to beat the Xlinton machine.”

A liberty driven constitutionally restricted fed.gov should not be debatable. But I’m witnessing many here (on a conservative forum,) as well as the majority of liberal voters, viewing our future proper as continuing down the road to a socially progressive quasi communistic like totalitarian state.