"My name is Hillary Rodham Clinton and I approve of your post"
"How about a big high five for helping carry out my plan!"
Posted on 01/20/2008 10:28:50 AM PST by vietvet67
To Fred and Staff;
See what the future of the Republican party is should you drop out?
Atta boy, vote feeeeeeeelings.
You might want to do a little research before you throw in with Obama.
I seen the wonders of Illegal Immigration first hand. I will not compromise my principles, period.
IT'S JANUARY!!!!
Geez, pedal your defeatist crap elsewhere.
That's too passive for me. I want a more active rebellion.
For months in 2006, the GOP would call me for donations. I'd tell them a few choice things, and they always had the same thing to say, "But, Hillary! You're afraid of Hillary, aren't you? You have to put up with anything the elites dish out, because you fear Hillary so much!"
It's time to call their bluff. I've had it with the GOP and their Hillary sock puppet.
I've watched Hillary--she's great at getting power. And then she does nothing with it, or screws up whatever she tries to do. She's not effective. A conservative opposition could be a real problem for her.
And McCain--like Hillary, he had to marry his way into political power. (The story of Homewrecking Cindy will be all over the wires the day after he gets the nom.) But he's been highly effective at promoting an anti-conservative agenda with the power he has had.
I really think it's time to call a bluff and show the elites that fear of Hillary isn't going to make us swallow garbage.
This is precisely what the Clinton Campaign wants to happen.
You may as well go all the way and sign up to campaign for her. The end result is the same.
Bingo!
This is so true!
And your answer would be to hand Hillary a default victory and I'm sure she will take what she can get.
Golly, wouldn't that teach those moderate Republicans a lesson.
Even a moderate Republican is still a whole lot better than a Hillary/Marxist presidency, and that's pretty much guaranteed if she can keep us split. The likes of Carville are hoping to open, and maintain a split among conservatives.
Do we hand it to them on a silver platter....or put up, at least, a little resistance?
"My name is Hillary Rodham Clinton and I approve of your post"
"How about a big high five for helping carry out my plan!"
“Can you imagine a McCain compromise nominee?”
If the Beast or Obama is President, I can imagine a Far Left Ruth Bader Ginsburg-type nominee that’s quickly confirmed ... nay, make that THREE of them! McCain would at least be nominally amenable to Conservative advice/pressure.
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"McCain never treated Bill Cohen, Clinton’s defense secretary, with the kind of personal animus he showed Donald Rumsfeld. McCain often confuses policy with personality affronts. He was social friends with Cohen so he didn’t admonish him about his hollowing out of the military.
His attacks on Rumsfeld started before his disagreement over the surge. Their personalities clashed. And as before, McCain wanted to get even. The fact that he was right on the surge, which has now evolved into mythical proportions with the help of his campaign and supporters, goes high on the credit side of the ledger."
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McCain's behavior and agenda are driven by his delicate ego, brazen opportunism and revenge for perceived slights or offenses. NOT acceptable character or stability for a CIC. I personally don't think he'll be the candidate. That blessed "angel still rides in the whirlwind and directs this storm," and the entire script of this political season has yet to be played out.
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He makes Bush look like Reagan.
McCain doesn’t seem..stable, to me. I don’t say that to be mean or unkind.
Please feel free to let the centrists scratch your belly so you feel okay - like the lobster surrounded by the heating water.
I have researched Obama, and I know about his votes in the state legislature, and his statements and votes in Congress.
He's still more honest then Mr. Straight Talk. Apparently, the definition of Straight changes depending upon your location.
In fact, I believe that in the case of attack on the US, the Hildebeast would be more aggressive in defending our safety than McCain. He's too worried about global warming, terrorists rights, and tearing apart the constitution.
There's just no way I would ever vote for her for many other reasons.
My main frustration is that the only true patriotic conservative, Duncan Hunter, never had a chance. I like the social platform of Huckabee, but he's a disaster everwhere else and Giuliani, Romney - and to a point even Thompson are too much of a politician to trust with my family's future.
Put South Carolina first, follow it with Texas or Alabama, etc. and Hunter's got the possibility of getting out of the gates quicker and building some momentum. Instead, we go through four states before we have a real conservative base.
And as far as Obama winning, if he's good - great for all of us. If he's as liberal as the worst fears, then the right has four years to polish it's message and identify the next generation of conservative leaders.
The only big concern I have is the Supreme Court but:
- Ford gave us Stephens
- GHWB gave us Souter
- even Reagan gave us Kennedy and O'Connor.
- the Republicans can still filibuster the worst of the leftists, and maybe a battle like that will help them rediscover their spine.
I think that McCain's place at the top is a momentary thing. Once we get to the real Republican primaries, in which liberal "independents" cannot vote and screw around with our nominating process, he will fade away into obscurity (I hope I'm correct). And then he and Lindsey Graham can give each other blow-jobs (I can't believe I just wrote that) and call each other statesmen until the day they die.
Now I am going to go and wash my mouth out with soap and run my hands under scalding water as punishment for my unChristian commentary....
Nicely done by Mark Levin.
I’m calling it the great American B’ch In.
I’m sick of RINO’s carrying the water for the minority hard core leftists...and getting beatin up for it. (Amnesty, No Child Left Behind....). Time for this crap to end. They survive off a false dichonomy “the party of the people vs. the elitist GOP”.
Nope time for the squishy middle to experience the total lack of real moral equivilence.
I’m voting for Hillary, by the time she’s done the DNC and GOP Moderates will be toast...or we all will.
Excellent article by The Great One.
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